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Whales only (Doradillo + Puerto Pirámides)

Sentir Patagonia Travel

Puerto Madryn gives us orange sunrises and sunsets, and delights us with the presence of its most famous visitor, the Southern Right Whale. Sentir Patagonia will take you on a journey to discover all these wonders... be amazed by them. Depending on the tide schedule, we begin at El Doradillo with a coastal whale watching tour; nothing is more beautiful than feeling their breath. Then we continue our journey to Puerto Pirámides, where we will enjoy them from a different perspective, with a whale watching tour by boat. **(Optional, not included in the price)** **Total distance:** 200 km - **10 hours** **Season:** June to October **Whale Watching Tour by Boat:** June to December - **1.5 hours**

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Excursion Punta Tombo

Sentir Patagonia Travel

The Punta Tombo Protected Area was established in 1979, covers a total area of ​​210 hectares, and can be visited from September to April. The coastline is considered an intangible area, and during February, it is populated by penguin chicks practicing swimming, especially in the small pools left by the receding tide. Leaving Puerto Madryn and heading south on National Route 3, after traveling approximately 190 km on paved and gravel roads, we arrive at Punta Tombo, the largest continental reserve of Magellanic Penguins (Spheniscus magellanicus). This incredible place is home to tens of thousands of Magellanic penguins, which arrive every year from September onwards to nest and raise their chicks. To observe the wildlife, it is important to respect the clearly marked trails. On the return trip, we head to Isla Escondida, a pristine beach that is a refuge for elephant seals. From there we will begin our return to the city of Puerto Madryn. Total distance: 400 km - 11 to 12 hours Season: mid-September to mid-April

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Peninsula Valdes Excursions

Sentir Patagonia Travel

This protected nature reserve, designated a World Heritage site by UNESCO, has one of the planet’s most captivating ecologies; here you can find Whales, Killer Whales, Sea Lions, Elephant Seals, Magellanic Penguins, Patagonian Cavies, Guanacos and Rheas. Accessing Peninsula Valdez Nature Reserve takes place approximately 35 miles outside Puerto Madryn. Approximately another 28 miles along this route lies Port Piramides, which offers optional whale watching tours aboard boats that allow visitors to observe Southern Right Whales between June and December (not included), plus other seasonal excursions such as visiting the local sea lion colonies near Pyramid Point also via boat trip during Summer months (additional cost applies for these activities); Not included with your package deal. Departing from Port Piramides our journey continues towards Punto Delgado some 47 miles distant traveling across vast saline plains until reaching an important breeding ground used by Elephant Seals known locally as "Los Toneles" – Here they are observed resting upon rocky outcrops directly below us overlooking them safely from above within sight range throughout their mating season running roughly May till November each year then onwards to Caleta Valdes around half way there again encountering more Elephant Seals together with occasional sightings of Magellanic Penguins starting September time frame continuing up until mid April every year. During peak holiday seasons instead of heading off toward Punto Delgado travelers will be taken closer inland to discover nearby Punto Norte featuring significant numbers of fur Seal pups alongside resident adult males & females both Harbor & Elephant Seals occasionally joined unexpectedly by pods of killer Whale families while out feeding grounds hunting vacationers may catch glimpses thereof if lucky enough whilst enjoying leisurely coastal walks amongst rugged terrain surrounded naturally protective cliffs offering breathtaking views over endless stretches blue ocean waters stretching far beyond visual horizon line marking end point final destination before returning back base camp location approx evening hours departure scheduled leaving guests safe sound hands experienced professional drivers guiding group vehicle convoy retracing steps previously made earlier same day covering total distance traveled today amounting nearly quarter mile equivalent figure thus concluding full circle adventure experience lasting whole twelve hour period commencing early morning daylight hours finishing late afternoon sun setting sky painted hues vibrant orange red shades signaling successful completion yet unforgettable memories created lifelong friendships forged amidst shared experiences traversing diverse landscapes unique Patagonia region