Itsmo Ameghino, the place where you can simultaneously admire both gulfs (Nuevo and San José). We continue towards the Interpretation Centre, where we can learn about the history and fauna that inhabits Peninsula Valdes.

Our next stop is Puerto Pirámides, a tourist village of about 300 inhabitants, where we will embark on a whale watching trip (from June to December*). We will see them swimming peacefully next to our boat, protecting their calves. Outside of the whale season, we take a boat trip to visit the sea lion colony, inhabited by about 3,000 specimens. These animals are extremely curious and when they are sighted from the sea, they jump into the water and approach the boat to greet visitors.

Caleta Valdés, our next destination, is a curious geographical feature, formed by a long strip of sea that enters the peninsula, parallel to the sea, forming an estuary more than 20 km long. Here you can see elephant seals, animals that can weigh up to 3,500 kg, sea lions, various species of birds and on its banks, a penguin colony.

Finally we will visit Punta Norte. From there we will be able to appreciate an important sea lion colony and it is the place where Orcas are most commonly sighted.