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3 Best Whale Watching Tours In Argentina

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The 3 whale watching tours worth your time in Argentina. The prices, the operators behind them, and what each day actually involves.

3 Best Whale Watching Tours In Argentina

Valdes Peninsula: Full Day with Whale Watching

Valdes Peninsula: Full Day with Whale Watching - UNESCO Valdés Peninsula: what you’re really buying with your ticket

1.Valdes Peninsula: Full Day with Whale Watching

Most Popular 4.5

Full-day UNESCO Valdés Peninsula tour from Puerto Madryn: boat whale watching, seals and wildlife, plus Salinas and Punta Cantor views.

“I had a wonderful tour and the wale watching was definitely the highlight of my trip to Argentina. I did this tour during July. The weather was cold and rainy however, we were able to see a good amount of wales some of them came close to the boat and some we saw from a…”

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Peninsula Valdes Tour with Optional Whale Watching

Peninsula Valdes Tour with Optional Whale Watching - Istmo Ameghino: the quickest way to understand what you’ll see

2.Peninsula Valdes Tour with Optional Whale Watching

4.5

Hotel pickup to UNESCO Peninsula Valdes plus optional whale watching from Puerto Piramides, with penguins, seals, and big views.

“Magical chance to see these amazing creatures close up. Nothing is guaranteed - our guide couldn't find anywhere with orcas to view on our day despite his best efforts. But in addition to whale cows and their calves, we saw sea lions, elephant seals and Magellan penguins. Like so many expeditions in Patagonia, it's a…”

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Full Day Peninsula Valdes Experience – optional Whale Watching

Full Day Peninsula Valdes Experience - optional Whale Watching - Istmo Ameghino Visitors Center: the quick orientation stop

3.Full Day Peninsula Valdes Experience – optional Whale Watching

5.0

Puerto Madryn to Peninsula Valdes: Istmo Ameghino, Puerto Pirámides beach, Caleta Valdes seals, optional whale watching, return transport.

“It is a very long drive on dirt roads, but the wildlife was amazing, we saw llamas, a flock of rheas, penguins, mares, an armadillo, sea lions, elephant seals and orcas. We were blown away by the amount of wildlife, and in late January the wild flowers were all in bloom. Our guide Nicholas, was…”

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