Top Puerto Madryn Audio Guides

Skip the stress of planning your time in port at Puerto Madryn. This shore excursion ensures that you don't waste a minute—and get back to the ship on time. Head for Punto Tambo for the world's largest Magellanic penguin colony, which is also home to wildlife such as guanacos and seabirds. Walk among the penguins before checking out the highlights of Puerto Madryn before arriving back at the port.

This experience combines adventure, nature, and those secret spots that make the Patagonian coast unique. With our 4x4 vehicles, they will traverse hidden trails, dunes, and cliffs that are totally inaccessible to traditional tourism, experiencing the adrenaline of real off-road while discovering unique landscapes and natural viewpoints that even many locals do not know. The tour includes a visit to the Punta Loma Reserve, home of the country's first colony of sea lions, where you can observe them from a privileged panoramic point and connect with the marine fauna in its natural environment. To close the excursion, we will share a snack by the sea on a quiet beach, ideal for relaxing, enjoying the scenery, and absorbing the energy of the place after a day full of adventure and discovery.

Discover the wonders of Peninsula Valdes, a UNESCO World Heritage site teeming with wildlife, during this convenient tour that includes lunch and entrance fees. Just a short trip from Puerto Madryn, this tour begins at the interpretation center before heading to Caleta Valdes, where you have the chance to encounter elephant seals, penguins, and orcas. This habitat also hosts whales, sea lions, maras, guanacos, and choiques.

Marvel at the incredible natural environment of Argentina and discover local wildlife on this guided tour. Admire views of the San Jose Gulf and Birds Island from Centro De Visitantes Istmo Ameghino, before heading to the village of Puerto Piramides. Home to white sand beaches, this is the perfect opportunity for a restorative swim. Visit a majestic colony of elephant seals at Caleta Valdes before returning home.

Get the chance to see sea lions in their natural habitat during this tour to Punta Loma. Travel along scenic roads to the Sea Lions Reserve, exploring various viewpoints with an expert guide along the way. Discover the stunning wildlife and beauty of Patagonia and learn about its unique flora and fauna. The tour concludes with a brief sightseeing trip around Puerto Madryn before returning to your hotel or port.

Explore the spectacular natural surroundings of Península Valdés during this 11-hour trip from Puerto Madryn. With your local nature guide, make a stop at Puerto Pirámides during the drive. Visit El Faro to explore the cliffs, getting up close and personal with seals and sea lions. Enjoy lunch at Puerto Delgado (own expense), then head for Punta Canor to admire the unusual geological formations. Round-trip transportation from centrally located Puerto Madryn accommodations is included.

Along its coast we find an astonishing Magellanic penguin rookery with over 600.000 penguins........ San Lorenzo's coastline hosts wide open beaches as well as cliff areas. Estancia San Lorenzo has a team of professional Park Rangers who are responsible for the conservation of the natural and cultural site. Out visitors can interact with them to learn about the latest news on the penguin rookery. For over 40 years we have encouraged the research on penguins, working with both national and foreign scientists. Back on the farm, our guests can visit the interpretation center and the traditional farm premises, and taste an exquisite lamb BBQ. We also offer other menu options, including a vegetarian menu.

Discover the wild landscapes and unique wildlife of the Peninsula Valdes on a stress-free full-day tour from Puerto Madryn, including hotel pickup and an optional whale-watching experience. Learn about Patagonia’s native flora and fauna from your expert naturalist guide as you heighten your chance of spotting elephant seals, penguins, and sea lions along the coast. Keep your camera handy and look out for guanacos, armadillos, maras, and skunks as you drive through the UNESCO-listed national park.