A top-rated spa for Bahienses and other people from the area, Pehuén-Có has an extensive beach that allows for sport fishing, surfing, kayak, walks along the shore, horseback riding, biking and even paleontologist tourism. With a mapuche name meaning pines and water, Pehuén-Có holds fossil prints that date back 12000 years and can be seen by excavating a bit under the ocean sand. For those who are looking for a more modern perspective of tourism in this area, the boat house located on Malvinas Argentinas street is a landmark that has brought tourists around since 1954. Most people, however, come to Pehuén-Có to relax on the beach and soak in the beauty of the scenery.