The Paradise is a stone guesthouse above Puerto Pirámides beach, situated within the stunning Valdés Peninsula Natural Reserve and has easy access to trails through the reserve.
Enjoying a scenic location on the beach – it’s even possible to see whales from your room – the Paradise offers a number of activities including horse riding, whale watching boat trips, snorkelling and windsurfing. The Paradise’s restaurant serves a choice of meals from simple burgers to tasty traditional dishes, and a continental breakfast is served daily. The hotel is set amongst pretty, well-tended gardens, and the staff are friendly and welcoming.
This tour showcases the very best of wild Patagonia, blending the thrill of tracking pumas and watching condors soar over the dramatic landscapes of Parque Patagonia with southern right whales, Magellanic penguins, elephant seals and other spectacular coastal wildlife of the Valdés Peninsula. Find out more about Best of Patagonia
Patagonia’s unsung Atlantic coastline is a hotspot of marine biodiversity. Southern right whales and Commerson’s dolphins come here to breed, as do Magellanic and rockhopper penguins. Orca, South American sea lion and Southern elephant seal are residents and the bird life is sensational. Find out more about Patagonia’s Marine Life
Beginning with the remote Parque Patagonia, we enjoy five days of dedicated puma watching in wild steppe landscape. From here we travel to the north-east of Argentine Patagonia, to the Valdes Peninsula to watch orca hunt the young sea lions along the beach in a unique and captivating strategy. Find out more about Patagonia’s Pumas & Orca
See vast colonies of penguins, southern right whales and elephant seals on their breeding grounds in the Valdés Peninsula, plus some of the world’s most amazing scenery, on this trip to explore the wilds of Patagonia. Extend your trip with a visit to the bird-rich and spectacular Iguazú Falls. Find out more about Wildlife & Glaciers of Patagonia
Argentina’s foremost wildlife site is a flat peninsula at the northern end of Patagonia, lined with sandy beaches and rocky shelves. The beaches are home to prodigious numbers of marine wildlife, including the only colony of elephant seals on the South American mainland. Birdwatching is good year round. Find Out More about {acc:title}
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