The Lobería, also known as Punta Bermeja, is a seaside town in Río Negro ideal for being in contact with nature.
Located in the Adolfo Alsina department, the town is only 60 kilometers from Viedma, the capital of the province. Additionally, just 3 kilometers away, there is a natural reserve to observe sea lions.
What is The Lobería like, the paradisiacal town in Río Negro
During low tide, natural rock pools are formed, which, heated by the sun, offer ideal spaces to enjoy warm water in a true paradise.
La Lobería, the attractive town in Río Negro for summer vacations.
One of the points that attracts tourists the most to this town is that it only has a stable population of nine people.
It is a popular destination for tourists from various regions as well as for residents of Viedma (Río Negro) and Carmen de Patagones (Buenos Aires), the closest ones.
Sea lions, among the main attractions
Just 3 km away is the Punta Bermeja protected natural area, home to one of the world’s largest continental colonies of South American sea lions.
During the breeding season, which runs from November to March, the colony is home to more than 6000 individuals, and permanently, at least 2000.
Furthermore, it is a refuge for native fauna, as it houses various coastal and continental birds, such as cormorants, seagulls, and burrowing parrots.
Camping, for greater contact with nature
The camping area was abandoned for many years. However, in recent years, a recovery was carried out that generated a strong influx of tourism.
In addition to having an unparalleled view from the cliff, there is a food cart and bonfires that can be rented to spend the day before going down to the beach.
One of them also houses the administrative office, the supply store, and restrooms.
What to do in The Lobería
The Lobería has infrastructure set up for visitors and includes services such as:
- Parking
- Cafeteria
- Restaurant
- Camping area with bonfires
- Picnic areas with grills
- Supply store
Moreover, unlike other similar places, it also offers Starlink internet connection. It also has a first aid station and a police station.
The Lobería. (Photo: Wikipedia).
How to get there
Access is through provincial route No. 1, which runs along the extensive Argentine coastline in Patagonia.
The Lobería is on the path of the route of solitary, rugged, and wild beaches, ideal for resting and immersing oneself in nature.
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