Whale season: from June to mid-December. We leave early to the Pendes Valdés protected natural area, meeting on the way with the Carlos Ameghino Isthmus, where we will visit the Interpretation Center, from its viewpoint we will have the possibility to observe both gulfs at the same time, the geographical characteristics of the peninsula and the Island of the birds. Continuing with our trip, we will arrive at the Villa of Puerto Pirámides where we can make (optional) whale watching (June-December) or sea lions, cormorants and occasionally dark dolphins (January-March), during the months of April and May, no there will be navigations in Puerto Pirámides. Later we continue our trip to Caleta Valdés where we can see elephants and sea lions. The complex has a hostel, toilets, and paths to the coast. The tour, according to the time of the year, can continue towards Punta Norte where from October we will find Elephant Seals and sea lions but mainly, if luck accompanies, Orcas that come to feed on a UNIQUE show in the world. Or, by Punta Delgada, where we have the opportunity to approach almost the level of the beach to see the elephant seals.

In the only urban center of Península Valdés, we will not only walk and know its beautiful history, but between the end of June and the beginning of December we will invite you to make the wonderful whale watching

We can observe the wonderful geographical accident called Caleta, a tongue of water that enters the earth, allowing a great variety of fauna, including penguins (from mid-September to early April), sea elephants, some sea lion and if we are lucky the Majestic killer whales carrying out intentional stranding to feed.

Between the months of June to December we suggest visiting the southern part of the peninsula, where we can see the salt flats, sea elephants, sea lions and a variety of terrestrial fauna

Between the months of December to May we suggest NOT to miss this stop, we will find a continental colony of sea lions, and the best place in the world to try to see the killer whales stranded to feed. In addition to a beautiful interpretation center.