San Bernabé (English: Saint Bernabé) is a Spanish name for Barnabas, a prominent early Christian. It may also refer to:
Geography San Bernabe AVA, California, an American Viticultural Area San Bernabé, a settlement of indigenous Mexicaneros in Mezquital Municipality, Mexico San Bernabé (river), Spain - see Rivers of Galicia San Bernabé, a river in Chile - see List of rivers of Chile (P–Z) Bahía de San Bernabé, former name of a bay near San José del Cabo, Mexico San Bernabé, part of Tayasal (archaeological site) in Guatemala San Bernabé, Bilbao, Spain, a geological fold within the city
Churches Church of San Bernabé (El Escorial), Spain Church of San Bernabé, Valdenuño Fernández, Spain Church of San Bernabé, Amaxac de Guerrero, Mexico
Other uses San Bernabé metro station, Monterrey, Mexico San Bernabé, flagship of Martín de Bertendona during the 1591 Battle of Flores San Bernabé, a ship of the Spanish Armada (1588) - see List of ships of the Spanish Armada San Bernabé, Zacatecas, Mexico, a 16th century silver mine
See also 1641 Caracas earthquake, also known as the San Bernabé earthquake because it occurred on the feast day of Barnabas