It is difficult to describe the beauty that the Andes mountain range offers in the provinces of the Patagonia.

Silent forests of a thousand years old where native vegetation stretches along the shores of calm glistening waters. At the summit of the most beautiful mountains in Earth, nature manifests itself in granite peaks and ice fields whose glacier tongues end in lakes of incomparable beauty. And to the South, Tierra del Fuego and the world’s southernmost city, Ushuaia, an open door to the vast and mysterious Antarctic.

The Atlantic Patagonia is another wonder that deservers to be seen: imposing mammals and marine birds spend certain seasons in these rough coasts, where they come to complete part of their life cycle. Colonies of sea lions play on the islets and sandbanks. In the Valdés Peninsula, marine elephant seals have the most important continental enclave in the world, a magical place where southern right whales regularly come to breed (Nuevo and San José gulfs). Patagonian hares, ñandúes (South American ostrich) and guanacos run about the steppe plains and the world’s largest colony of Magellanic penguins have their nesting ground at Punta Tombo. This life cycle repeated since time immemorial unfolds itself in front of the astonishing look of visitors.