The new waterfront at Lake Lácar is an attraction year round but it is in the summer, when the high temperatures and moderate wind let visitors enjoy the beach to the fullest. At this season, the place becomes crowded. The surrounding hills -Bandurrias and Comandante Díaz- give shape to a bay where a soft breeze prevails. The San Martín de los Andes waterfront was remodeled in 2009 and now boasts a new look that has managed a visual continuity all along the coastline. Each area represents a different feature according to the activities available. We walked along the waterfront on a cobbled floor and a spacious wooden deck with round forms and steps. Down below lies the sandy beach where visitors may sunbathe and even dive in while watched by a team of lifeguards during the daylight. The main reference of the waterfront is the roofed L-shaped pier, which follows the local architectural style and welcomes several water-crafts to moor at the same time. We took our first photographs at this very spot, with an incredible background. The modern passenger launches and tours to Quila Quina and Hua Hum set sail at this pier and go on short and long rides. Private motorboats have a special access to the lake. Nautical authorizations are required, as well as mandatory safety items, in order to go sailing. To one side, in the former Nautical Club area, several sailing boats were swaying in the water waiting for the moment to set sail. Very close, two young couples were renting kayaks. The feeling of floating in the water while wearing life vests is fantastic! The waterfront promenade is visited from very early in the morning, as early birds like to go for a walk and take advantage of the fresh air and the solitary beach. Later on comes the arrival of those who choose to enjoy quietness to meditate or sit on their deckchairs and feel the sun on their skins.