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Puerto Deseado is a hidden gem, largely unknown outside of Argentina, but its remoteness hides a treasure trove of wildlife encounters. We actually didn’t know anything about Puerto Deseado until we started planning our visit to Cueva de las Manos. Since the nearest airport is in Comodoro Rivadavia, we started exploring destinations along Patagonia’s Atlantic […]

Isla Pingüino (Penguin Island) is one of Patagonia’s best-kept secrets—a remote, wildlife-packed destination that feels like a mini Galápagos. But instead of lying near the equator, it sits off Argentina’s windswept Atlantic coast, with a rugged and untouched beauty all its own. As the name suggests, penguins are the island’s stars. Magellanic Penguins are common

Portal Cañadón Pinturas has jaw draping landscapes, wildlife sighting opportunities, and ancient cave paintings: all accessible on foot. While not usually on travelers’ radars, this part of Patagonia is one of Argentina’s natural and archaeological treasures. Portal Cañadón Pinturas is one of the access points within the larger Parque Patagonia. Its location east of the

Cueva de las Manos (Cave of Hands), an incredible piece of ancient history tucked away in the region’s rugged steppe, is one of Patagonia’s hidden gems. It’s not the easiest place to reach, but trust me, it’s worth the effort!  Beyond the ancient cave paintings, the journey itself gives you a deeper appreciation for Patagonia’s