Argentina's Patagonia
Peninsula Valdes National Park
Drawn into the emptiness, the windswept horizons and promise of discovery, of the intriguingly solitary Argentinean Patagonia, adventurers are lured into the isolated gravity of this region where it quickly appears as though you are the only soul in the region if not the planet. A harsh, blustery climate and curious geological phenomenon, the Southern Patagonia and its encompassed wonders are among the most beautifully enchanting in the world.
Here, find the Southern Right Whales as they congregate in the comforts of the Peninsula Valdes National Park and its Patagonian bays, as well as Sea Lions and their nemesis, the Orca. From January to March, discover a rugged coastline laden with snorkelers, kayakers and swimmers exploring the crystal waters, while throughout the year find the unforgiving territories and granite towers that earns this remote region its UNESCO World Heritage Site title.
