A nature lover’s delight! Patagonia is a destination of extremes, combining rugged landscapes with unique wildlife in one of the best conservation destinations on the planet. Join us as we discover the regions’ untamed wilderness, dramatic environments, and fascinating wildlife—we promise adventure by day and luxury by night!
Dive into the rich biodiversity along Patagonia's coastline, from Puerto Deseado to Peninsula Valdes with emphasis put on the unique marine wildlife experiences (marvel at 30,000 rockhopper penguins and walk with the Magellanics!) and the important conservation efforts to be had — an incredible exploration!
"Rewilding means helping nature heal, giving space back to wildlife and returning wildlife back to the land, as well as to the seas."
– Rewilding Chile
We are proud to support the important and inspiring work being done by both Rewilding Chile and Rewilding Argentina. If you would like to learn more about how you can include these efforts in your next itinerary, contact us using the button below.
Argentina is home to the world’s largest colonies of Magellanic Penguins and Rockhopper Penguins.
The Magellanic penguin, the most prevalent penguin species in Argentina, boasts a population of approximately 1 million breeding pairs along the Patagonian coast, distributed across over 60 colonies.
The largest of these colonies, located at Punta Tombo, is home to around 200,000 breeding pairs.
Unlike other penguin species in the region, Magellanic penguins are migratory and engage in offshore foraging, with their winter migration taking them as far north as Peru or Brazil. They typically breed in burrows or under bushes and sustain themselves on a diet primarily composed of fish, particularly anchovies and sardines, with occasional supplementation from cephalopods.
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