Located on the coastline, with its coast into the Atlantic Ocean, San Bernardo is connected to Mar de Ajó on Avenida de la Costa. Its beaches are narrow with clear water, fine golden sand and are visited by the Argentinians who have their summer houses and thousands of tourists who visit it every year. Over the past years it has grown tremendously, as it has a great tourism infrastructure to receive visitors in regards of both lodging and services.
The San Bernardo beaches have the best services available to visitors. Tents or beach umbrellas, chairs and couches are available for rent, so you can enjoy a day full of sun. Bars and restaurants have lovely terraces with sea views, sitting there and enjoying some great drinks or food is an unavoidable pleasure in San Bernardo, which offers this unique feature as distinctive to the rest of the beaches in Argentina.
For lodging, you can choose to stay in residential hotels, apart hotels, inns, cabins or bungalows.
Taking a walk on the pedestrian street is a very entertaining activity as many retailers offer exclusive merchandise. There is a crafts fair which exhibits and sells handicrafts.
Water sports are practiced here, especially jet skiing and windsurfing, as well as various championships on the coast. Soccer matches in the sand or beach volleyball are played all the time on these shores and is also fashionable to ride along the beach on a quad. Another very popular activity is fishing for a variety of fish, such as sole, haddock, sea bass, palometas, etc.
The Observatorio de la Costa is very popular and from there you can see galaxies, planets and constellations.
At night you have the discos, pubs, theaters or trying your chance at bingo are just some of the many possibilities for the night.
By air you get on a plane to Buenos Aires and from there by car or bus to San Bernardo Road, about 325 miles away.
During the summer, the average temperature is 33 degrees celsius between December and March, so this is the ideal time to visit the place.
