Chihuahua Beach is an open sand beach on the Atlantic coast in Maldonado, Uruguay, reported for naturist use in one section with adjacent sections remaining textile. The practical pattern is a daytime visit, often lasting half a day for swimming and sunbathing. Morning to late afternoon provides daylight and sun exposure, while summer, broadly December to March, is warmest for swimming and winter is cooler and windier. Access is by local coastal road followed by a short walk over sand to the shoreline. The sand surface is uneven, with no confirmed adapted paths or accessible facilities, so movement across the beach can take extra care and time. Parking is informal and roadside near access points, and arrangements may vary with season and demand, so arrival earlier in the day can make the roadside pattern easier to follow. Public transport access is not confirmed, so a private vehicle is commonly needed for the coastal road approach. There is no set admission fee for beach access. Facilities are limited. Public toilets and showers are not confirmed, lifeguard presence is not confirmed, and there is little to no on-site food service. Visitors bring water, food, sun protection, and supplies for a half-day stay because natural shade is limited and sun exposure on open sand and water is high. Swimming is in Atlantic water with waves and currents that vary by day. Do not assume supervised swimming. Check conditions on arrival, allow time for changing water movement through the day, secure belongings on the open beach with limited shelter, and keep animals under control because the dog policy is not confirmed.