Facing the summer 2024, Puerto Madryn prepares to receive national and international visitors. Being a beach, nature and sports destinationthe tourist offer is wide (even more during the summer season).
Summer in Puerto Madryn: unmissable beaches and spas
With a coastal embrace that welcomes seven resorts, called Bistro de Mar, Riviera, Coral, Sara, Club Cero Uno, Abelino and the Municipal Parador, Puerto Madryn unfolds a scenario that seems drawn by nature itself. The extensive rambla that borders the coast is presented as the ideal place for carrying out various activities, from the bustle of the wheels on the pavement with cycling, skate and rollersto the serene stillness of a moment shared with a mate in hand.
From the dock Luis Piedra Buena to the monument Tehuelche Indianis displayed before visitors 4 uninterrupted kilometers of beachgiving a unique space to walk, run and immerse yourself in the calm of the waters of the New Gulf.
The paradores, designed with accessibility for people with disabilitiesnot only house exquisite restaurants with lunch and dinner menus that awaken the senses, but also become epicenters of outdoor activity. From classes windsurfing and kite even serene kayaking and revitalizing yoga sessionsthe offer is as varied as the marine horizon.
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Summer in Puerto Madryn: unique experiences for all ages
Walk among penguins
In the period from September to Marchthe opportunity to wander among the Magellanic penguin colonies on the coast of Chubut Becomes a unforgetable experience.
The reservation of Tombo Point180 km south of Puerto Madryndisplays before visitors a path of approximately 3 kilometers with nature, and a Interpretation Center which serves as a window to the fascinating world of these penguins.
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In the Peninsula Valdesthe viewpoints of Punta Cantor in Caleta Valdes and the imposing colony of North Point, through the Estancia San Lorenzo, are presented as privileged balconies for watching hundreds of thousands of specimens. Another option to see them is to visit Ninfas Point,accessible through the Estancia El Pedral, which further expands the possibilities of close encounters with this unique and captivating fauna.
With its steppe landscapes, this corner of the Patagonia invites visitors to immerse themselves in knowledge through Interpretation Center, where the secrets of penguin life are unraveled. For those seeking a deeper connection with nature, every step on this trail and every look from the viewpoints becomes a living lesson in nature. unique biodiversity of this region.
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Nautical trip in search of dolphins
Eco Cruises presents his “Nautical tour in search of dolphins” in it New Gulfleaving the dock Luis Piedra Buena. Behind the whale season until the December 15the experience focuses on spotting dark dolphinscongregated in groups of eight to fifteen individuals.
It is an unforgettable marine experience departing from the pier Luis Piedra Buenawhich includes the search for dolphins, observation of seabirds, interaction between birds and dolphins, a tour of the sea shore and historical points, with a duration of 2 to 2.30 hours, adapted to weather conditions.
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Astrotourism
As night falls, the Patagonian sky becomes a stellar canvas that guides visitors through the amazing world of astrotourism. At Estancia San Guillermo, experiences like “Star Watching”, “Full Moon” and “Eclipses, Solstice and Equinox” transport the curious to a walk through the solar system, between stars, constellations and the rich Greek mythology that it adorns. . . . the sky. This fascinating celestial journey adds to the already memorable activities of the whale season in the magical area of El Doradillo.
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National Beach Games for Diversity
The National Beach Games for Diversity they return from December 7 to 10 in Puerto Madryn and they will offer gender free competitionshighlighting the inclusion and diversity in sport. With activities like beach volleyball, beach tennis and more, the event will be distributed along the coastline, becoming a tourist attraction.
“Antonio Torrejón” beach festival
The fifth edition of “Antonio Torrejón” Beach Festival will take place on days February 24 and 25, 2024 on the coast of Puerto Madryn. This event, which will take place at Beach Sports Pointwill offer various sports activities such as 4×4 volleyball, beach handball, beach soccer, beach basketball, windsurfing, open water swimming (conventional and adapted), beach newcom, fight, beach tennisand an exciting beach sculpture competition.
In addition, this edition will incorporate a qualifying phase for the Evita National Beach Games in several disciplines, with registration open until February 13.
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Gastronomy in Puerto Madryn: looking at the sea
As for its exquisite gastronomic offer that caresses the palates with the freshness of the sea. With more than 70 restaurants that embrace all tastes and budgets, the city becomes a feast for the fish and seafood lovers. Since the beach inns until breweries and the refined restaurants With step-by-step menus, the offering unfolds like a banquet of flavors, highlighting the craftsmanship of local fishermen that offer authentic delicacies such as the incomparable prawns and the patagonian lambwhich summarize the unique flavor of the region.
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Madryn, National Diving Capital
In the heart of Puerto Madrynproudly waves the title of “National Diving Capital”a recognition granted in 2018 that highlights the unique connection that this city has with the depths of the New Gulf. Here, the transparent waters become the perfect canvas for an underwater dance, where marine life displays its diversity in the underwater parks that surround it.
From the first experiences of the diving baptisms to the exciting expeditions for experienced divers, Puerto Madryn stands as the portal to a unmatched underwater adventurewhere each dive is an exploration of the beauty that lies beneath the surface.
Source: Ambito
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