Top Puerto Madryn Eco Tours

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.

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.

This experience is super special because using our 4 x 4 vehicles and our knowledge of the area, you will be able to see unique places, unforgettable landscapes, and live a moment full of adventure and adrenaline.

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.

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.

Be seduced by the fascinating landscape of Peninsula Valdes on this full-day tour from Puerto Madryn. Admire the mesmerizing beauty of this famous wildlife reserve of Patagonia, a UNESCO World Heritage. Optional: If you choose the "including Whales Watching Navigation" option, you'll get a closer view of this natural wonder from the water! This is a lifetime experience you can´t miss!

See penguins in their natural habitat as you venture to Punta Tombo on this full-day excursion from Puerto Madryn. This protected area sees Magellanic penguins come to nest and nurture their young between the months of September and April. Then choose from one of three optional stops on the way back—the Paleontological Museum, a dolphin-watching tour, or a visit to La Escondida to observe elephant seals

Peninsula Valdes tour it's one of the most fascinating in our area, in one regular day you will be able to enjoy the southern right whales, magellan penguins and the magnificent Elephant Seals. Our full day tour it's ready to start every morning from June to March, we will pick you up at any place around Puerto Madryn, and also we will drop you off at the same location. Our guide will tell you about the wildlife, cultural heritage and our local economy. Be ready to enjoy Península Valdes.

Be seduced by the fascinating landscape of Punta Tombo Provincial Reserve, the largest colony of Magellan penguins in South America. Departing early in the morning from Puerto Madryn, we will have a journey of over two hours through the vast routes and Patagonian scenery before arriving at this fantastic reserve. Our stay there will be no less than three hours, in order to cover both the Penguin Colony trails and the Punta Tombo Interpretation Center with enough time before our return to Puerto Madryn in the afternoon.

The Punta Tombo excursion offers the opportunity to explore the largest colony of Magellanic penguins in the world, where thousands of penguins arrive every spring to nest. It begins at the Interpretation Center, where it delves into the Patagonian ecosystem and the life cycle of these birds. Walk along paths and walkways that allow close observation of penguins in their natural habitat. In addition, you can spot seabirds and guanacos in this vibrant coastal environment. - Discover the largest colony of Magellanic penguins in its natural habitat. - Visit the Interpretation Center to learn about the Patagonian ecosystem. - Closely observe the behavior of penguins during their life cycle. - Ideal for nature lovers and wildlife photography, especially from September to April.

Start your day with an exciting adventure as we head to the heart of the Punta Tombo Protected Natural Area, home to one of the largest Magellanic penguin colonies in the world. From the early hours of the morning, we embark on a fascinating journey that will take us through the landscapes of Patagonia. During the journey we will witness the wild beauty and serenity of this unique corner of the planet, where the horizon is lost in the vastness of the steppe. Here, nature is shown in all its splendor. During your stay, you will have the opportunity to thoroughly explore the trails of the Pingüinera, where thousands of Magellanic penguins go about their daily lives in a spectacle that you rarely have the opportunity to witness so closely. Additionally, you can visit the Punta Tombo Interpretation Center, a space designed to give you a deeper understanding of this unique ecosystem and the species that inhabit it.

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.