Puerto Madryn (in Welsh, PorthMadryn) is a city in the province of Chubut in Argentine Patagonia. It is bathed by the blue waters of the Nuevo Gulf and it lies on the cliffs shaped by a small plateau that features an impressive perspective of the Atlantic Ocean.
The Valdés Peninsula is one of South America’s finest wildlife reserves. It is the breeding ground for Southern Right Whales (Eubalaena Australis), southern elephant seals (Miorungaleonina) and southern sea lions (Otariaflavescens). The closest to nature and wildlife you can be combined with comfort. For this reason, Puerto Madryn and Peninsula Valdes are natural sanctuary.
The whale season is one of the attractions that have made this city famous worldwide. From June to December, various populations of southern right whales reach these shores.
