Punta Tombo With Watching Of Penguins And Doninas
Duración: 11 Horas
By booking this tour, you will have the chance to explore the largest penguin colony in Latin America and embark on an unforgettable boat excursion to experience something truly remarkable: watching dolphins in their natural environment.
This is a one-of-a-kind adventure where you will get to see these delightful creatures up close in their natural surroundings.
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Descripción del Tour:
Our adventure kicks off as we depart from our chosen hotels in Puerto Madryn around 07:15 or 07:30 AM. The first destination on our itinerary is the Rawson Port, situated at Playa Unión.
Here, we will set sail to enjoy a dolphin-watching experience, searching for the world's smallest dolphins. It's important to note that these delightful creatures roam freely, so while we will do our utmost to spot them, their appearance is not guaranteed. After an hour of sailing, we'll return to Rawson Port, where you will have free time to have lunch (not included).
Post-lunch, our journey continues to Punta Tombo, a remarkable spot known for the Magellan penguin. During our 1:30 hour visit, you'll have the opportunity to observe the harmonious coexistence of various native wildlife such as gulls, skuas, giant petrels, cormorants, oystercatchers, and steamer ducks. Additionally, if fortune favors us, we might also catch sight of distinctive steppe species like guanacos, choiques, maras, and foxes.
Following this exploration, we will head back to Puerto Madryn by approximately 18:30 PM.
* Please note that this itinerary is subject to weather conditions and availability
Lo que SI incluye:
*Transfer from/to selected hotels in Puerto Madryn. *Guide in Spanish and English. *One-hour navigation to watch dolphins.
Lo que NO incluye:
*Entry upon reservation. *Foods. *All services not specified.
Preguntas Frecuentes
The best time to visit Punta Tombo and enjoy penguin and dolphin watching is between September and April. During these months, Magellanic penguins arrive on the Patagonian coast to breed and raise their young, offering a unique natural spectacle. Likewise, dolphins, also known as southern dolphins, are visible during these times. Traveling during this period guarantees an unforgettable experience with marine wildlife. Be sure to book your excursion in advance, as this is peak tourist season in the region.
This fascinating excursion includes comfortable transportation from a centrally located meeting point, the company of a specialized guide who will provide information about the local flora and fauna, and admission to the Punta Tombo Nature Reserve. You'll also have the opportunity to spot not only Magellanic penguins but also bottlenose dolphins in their natural habitat. It also includes stops to enjoy and explore the Patagonian landscape. Don't forget to bring a camera to capture images of this natural paradise.
For the Punta Tombo hike, no special physical preparation is required. However, it is recommended to wear comfortable clothing, suitable footwear for hiking on nature trails, and a windbreaker, as the weather in Patagonia can be changeable. Don't forget sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses to protect yourself during your outdoor excursion. Bringing a water bottle is recommended to stay hydrated. Additionally, a camera or phone with good photo capabilities will be useful to capture the beauty of the wildlife and landscape.
The climate at Punta Tombo is typically Patagonian, characterized by being dry, windy, and with temperature variations throughout the day. In the spring and summer months, the weather is usually warmer, with temperatures ranging from 15°C to 28°C, but the winds can make it feel cooler. During the hike, it is important to consider these conditions and wear layered clothing to adapt to the changes. The use of sunscreen is essential due to prolonged exposure to the Patagonian sun. It is a perfect climate to enjoy the area's biodiversity.
The Punta Tombo penguin and dolphin watching excursion lasts approximately 8 hours, including round-trip transportation. During the tour, an expert guide will accompany you to provide detailed information about the region's flora and fauna, enriching you with insights into the behavior of penguins and dolphins. The transportation is comfortable and allows you to enjoy the Patagonian landscape. There are scheduled stops to enjoy the area, take photographs, and rest. Be sure to bring snacks and drinks, as services may be limited in the reserve during the excursion.