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Punta Delgada
A rocky headland at the southern tip of the Valdés Peninsula, Punta Delgada is home to a vast colony of southern elephant seals visible from clifftop vantage points, facing a 19th-century lighthouse.
Isla de los Pájaros
Protected islet in Nuevo Gulf, Isla de los Pájaros brings together cormorants, Magellanic penguins and terns in the heart of Valdés Peninsula (UNESCO). Observation from a land-based viewpoint or on a boat excursion.
Bahía Bustamante
A former seaweed harvesting village turned private eco-tourism lodge on the Chubut coast, Bahía Bustamante offers privileged access to Patagonian wildlife — penguins, sea lions, giant kelp — far from the beaten path.
Viedma
Patagonia National Park
La Angostura
Estancia Monte Dinero
Trelew
Delta Du Paraná
San Carlos De Bariloche
Quebrada De Humahuaca
Buenos Aires
Iguazú
Tierra del Fuego
Ushuaia
Ushuaia, in Tierra del Fuego, is the world's southernmost city. Between the Beagle Channel, glaciers and southern forests, it is the gateway to Antarctica and Tierra del Fuego national park.
Île de la Terre de Feu
At the southernmost tip of the Americas, Tierra del Fuego brings together southern forests, glacial channels, and polar history. Ushuaia is its capital and the departure point toward landscapes at the end of the world.
San Antonio de Areco
Located 110 km from Buenos Aires, San Antonio de Areco embodies the essence of gaucho tradition: workshops of silversmiths and leather craftsmen, historic estancias, the Güiraldes Museum, and the celebrated Fiesta de la Tradición in November.
Salta
Salta brings together a pristine colonial core, a world-renowned archaeological museum, and direct access to Argentina's most varied Andean landscapes.
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