In the vast and captivating Patagonia Argentinaa natural paradise is waiting to be discovered: Patagonia Azul Park. This new destination, which stands out for its marine biodiversity and unique landscapes, offers a scenic route that crosses the Chubut coast and presents a impressive variety of fauna and flora. From secluded beaches to rich marine life, this alternative is positioning itself as one of the most recommended tourist proposals for travelers.
This corner of the country, known as the Blue Routeis an area that perhaps many have not yet explored. However, the natural beauty of this inviting site makes it an ideal option to enjoy the surroundings.
Where is Patagonia Azul?
Located on the Chubut coast, between Comodoro Rivadavia and Trelew, the Patagonia Azul Park covers a territory that combines sea, steppe and unique biodiversity. This natural space It extends over 450 kilometershighlighting four public access portals: Rocas Coloradas, Bahía Bustamante, Isla Leones and Punta Tombo. Each of them offers a gateway to a different landscape and a unique marine ecosystem, where you can spot whales, penguins, sea lions and various species of birds.
What to do in Patagonia Azul?
This destination is a natural paradise that offers a variety of activities for nature and adventure fans. Throughout its extensive territory, you can explore different options that allow access to a wild environment.
One of the main attractions is marine fauna watching. Here, you can see up to four species of whales: the southern franca, the minke, the sei and the humpback, some of them in danger of extinction. In addition, visitors can see penguins, sea lions, elephant seals, dolphins, southern dolphins, and a diversity of seabirdssuch as the giant petrel, the imperial cormorant, the steamer duck and the crab-eating gull.
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The tour along the Blue Route includes proposals for trekking, bike rides and boat sailing to the nearby islandsas Lions Islandan ideal place for hiking, camping or simply enjoying the landscape. There are also free wild campsites, such as Cañadón del Sauce and Bahía Arredondo, which allow total immersion in nature.
For those looking for a more comfortable experience, glamping on Leones Island, with six houses on the sea, is a perfect option, offering accommodation with spectacular views and access to activities such as sailing to Faro Leones.
Another notable destination is Bustamante Bayknown for its biodiversity, where you can go bird watching, enjoy the beach or explore its surroundings by 4×4 or mountain bike. In turn, there is a campsite on site, making it possible for adventurers to stay.
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Finally, Colored Rocksthe last portal of the route, is an impressive site for its geological formations and their cliffs. There they will have the opportunity to take challenging hikes, such as the climb to Pico Salamancathe highest hill on the route.
How to get to Patagonia Azul?
Access to the area is easy from the province of Chubutwith options for travelers who wish to make the trip by car. From Comodoro Rivadavia, a 6-hour trip along the National Route 25 and the Provincial Route 48 It will take them to the portals of Camarones. Besides, The park is free for both national and international touristswhich makes it an accessible destination for all those who wish to immerse themselves in Patagonian nature.
Source: Ambito
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