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Puerto Madryn Things to See and Do
Near Puerto Madryn are four nature parks, including UNESCO Patrimony Site Península Valdés. The main draw is whale watching. Scuba diving and kayaking are two popular aquatic sports. But Madryn is much more than just the outdoors. Drop into its half-dozen museums, including the superb Ecocentro and Museo Oceanográfico y de Ciencias Naturales (Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-7 p.m., Saturday 3-7 p.m. García and Menédez, Tel: 45-1139. Entry: adults / children—Argentine $0.80 / $0.50, foreigners $1.60 / $1). The first Friday of each month is Gallery Night, tours of four museums (transport free; entries extra). In winter an ice skating rink opens on Boulevard Brown.
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Ecocentro Puerto Madryn
Ecocentro Puerto Madryn is an educational, cultural and scientific center about the Southern Patagonian oceanic ecosystems. The various galleries...Puerto Madryn, Argentina
Punta Cuevas
Punta Cuevas, a small bluff jutting into Golfo Nuevo, is perhaps Patagonia’s most significant piece of land. Here, southern Argentina’s...Puerto Madryn, Argentina
Scuba Diving
Puerto Madryn well earns its nickname, National Scub Diving Capital. All year long, tourists can explore Golfo Nuevo’s underwater world. The six...Puerto Madryn, Argentina
Área Natural Protegida Punta Loma
Another provincial nature reserve near Puerto Madryn is Área Natural Protegida Punta Loma. This park, created in 1967, was Chubut Province’s...Puerto Madryn, Argentina
Área Natural Protegida Municipal El Doradillo
Just offshore of solitary Playa El Doradillo, mother whales and their calves laze in the tranquil waters. From time to time, one will raise her...Puerto Madryn, Argentina
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