San Clemente del Tuyú

San Clemente del Tuyú combines a history of tourism with nature and water activities. The town was established in 1935, following the first subdivision planned by the Partido de General Lavalle for a seaside resort. This offers different perspectives for planning your holiday: you can explore the landscape and nature, make time for activities on the water, or consider cultural and family-friendly excursions. The experiences that matter most to you can also help you choose a suitable holiday rental for your stay.

Coastal Landscape and Nature

Reserva Natural Punta Rasa lies at the southern end of Bahía Samborombón, where the Río de la Plata meets the sea. This location makes the transition between river and sea the defining feature of the natural area. Since 1997, Punta Rasa has been listed as a wetland of international importance. If you are particularly interested in landscapes and their geographical setting when you travel, this offers a clear connection to nature to consider in your plans: Punta Rasa invites you to explore a landscape where these bodies of water meet.

Vivero Cosme Argerich reveals another side of the town's natural environment. This municipal protected area is dedicated to nature conservation and the development of the coastal ecosystem within an urban area. Facilities include a forest walking trail and various hiking trails. Public barbecue areas, toilets and direct beach access round out what's on offer. When choosing what to do, you can decide whether you would rather stroll through the forest, take one of the hiking trails or use the beach access.

Water Activities and Exercise

Tapera de López is located on the banks of the Ría de Ajó, opposite Bahía Samborombón. Activities available there include kitesurfing, stand-up paddleboarding, waterskiing, FlyBoard, canoeing, kayaking and rowing. The options range from board sports to activities in a boat or kayak. If you like to include water activities in your stay, you can choose according to which of these appeal to you. Tapera de López also has barbecue areas, a restaurant, boat storage, a football pitch and a pier for launching and retrieving boats.

Termas Marinas also brings together several offerings in one place, including mineral-rich medicinal thermal waters, water aerobics and massages, as well as forest walks. A panoramic lift takes visitors to the lighthouse. This offers a different way to spend your stay from the watersports available at Tapera de López. Depending on your interests, you can weigh up whether you would prefer water-based exercise, thermal waters, a massage or a forest walk.

Culture and Excursions

The Museo Privado Alfa Kunert is home to a natural science collection. It includes biological, geological and fossil material of marine and terrestrial origin, as well as archaeological objects and items from shipwrecks. The collection comprises more than 500 catalogued and classified items. Families can discover a range of exhibits here, from natural materials from the sea and land to archaeological objects and finds from shipwrecks.

Mundo Marino offers more than 10 attractions, natural landscapes and sightseeing rides on a miniature train, making it a destination for a full day out with the family. If you would like to plan a shared outing with several attractions and a train ride, this is a different kind of experience from a day focused on nature trails or watersports.

For more holiday ideas, you can also explore Mar De Ajó, Costa Del Este, La Lucila Del Mar, San Bernardo, Aguas Verdes, Santa Teresita and Las Toninas.

For the broader travel overview: La Costa Partido.