Peninsula Valdes is a UNESCO
World Heritage Site since 1999. Peninsula Valdes or Valdes Peninsula is a nature reserve located in Patagonia on the coast of Argentina. The peninsula is famous for its marine animals such as sea lions, elephant seals and whales. The only town on the peninsula is Puerto Pirámides, a very beautiful small settlement. Puerto Madryn is the nearest large town. Whale watching is one of the most important thing to do in Peninsula Valdes.
How to get Peninsula Valdes
The most common way to get Peninsula Valdes is taking a tour from Puerto Madryn, another option is stay in Puerto Piramides and explore the peninsula from there.
Maps of Peninsula Valdes
Map of Peninsula Valdes
Where is Peninsula Valdes on map Argentina