• Loberia de Punta Loma - This Protected Area serves as the only permanent sanctuary for sea lions, unlike the sea lion colonies on the Valdes Peninsula, which are either farmed or used seasonally. Visitors can also admire medium-height cliffs descending into the sea and expansive pebble beaches. From a ravine, there is a viewpoint offering a glimpse into the colony’s activities, which vary with the seasons (harem formation, mating, and births). The breeding season kicks off in November, when males compete to establish their harems and mate. From December to the end of January, the young are born. This refuge is also home to a bird colony, including rock cormorants nesting in clay walls, South American gulls, and various other seabirds and land birds.
• Puerto Madryn - This city tour of Puerto Madryn takes visitors through the city’s most iconic spots. The tour begins at Plaza San Martín, where participants can learn about the local history. The route includes a drive along the coastline, offering views of the New Gulf and its beaches. The tour also features the Pampa Azul Ecocentre, dedicated to marine conservation, and the historic Punta Cuevas neighborhood, showcasing the first Welsh homes from 1865. A panoramic view from the Tehuelche monument provides vistas of the city and its surroundings, before moving through the industrial and fishing park. This tour is perfect for exploring the history, culture, and nature of Puerto Madryn in just a few steps.

• mineral water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• entrance fee to the nature reserve

The tour starts at the port entrance and heads south, passing Punta Cuevas, a historic site with the ruins of the first Welsh landing in 1865, marking the beginning of Puerto Madryn. Visitors can explore the interpretive center focused on Welsh and native history. The tour continues to the Tehuelche monument viewpoint, offering a panoramic view of the city and its beaches. Next, the tour proceeds to Paraná Beach, known for the remains of the ship Le Folies, which is perfect for diving. The journey then leads to Punta Loma Natural Protected Area, a sea lion sanctuary, where their activities can be observed, especially during the breeding season. The steppe is also home to birds like rock cormorants, as well as guanacos, foxes, and choiques. The tour concludes with a visit to the city’s industrial and fishing park before returning to the port. This comprehensive tour offers a rich experience of history, nature, and wildlife.

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