Rixner International DMC
Puerto Madryn
Puerto Madryn, located in the heart of Patagonia's Peninsula Valdés, is a stunning desert landscape where the vast Patagonian steppes meet the tranquil, crystal-clear waters of the Atlantic Ocean.

Often called the Land of Whales, this region is famous for hosting the majestic Southern Right Whales, but they’re not the only visitors! Puerto Madryn is a true wildlife sanctuary, home to a dazzling array of animals, including penguins, dolphins, sea lions, elephant seals, exotic bird species, and even the remarkable orcas (killer whales).

Here, every activity offers a chance to connect with nature and observe these incredible creatures up close, learning about their behaviors in their natural habitat. Each season brings something new, with different marine species arriving throughout the year, ensuring a unique experience no matter when you visit.

Why Visit Puerto Madryn?

Southern Right Whale Watching
From June to December, witness Southern Right Whales in the Nuevo Gulf, where they come to mate and give birth. You can observe them from the coast or by boat, experiencing their jumps and playful behavior.

Magellanic Penguins
Visit Punta Tombo to see Magellanic penguins from September to April, as they nest and raise their chicks. Walk among them for a close-up view of their natural behavior.

Sea Lions
Year-round, watch sea lions on the coast or snorkel with them in the water during their playful encounters.

Commerson's Dolphins
Spot the rare, black-and-white Commerson's dolphins in the wild, known for their acrobatics and playful nature, often racing alongside boats.

Discover Puerto Madryn, where every encounter with wildlife feels like stepping into a dream.

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