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Visiting Patagonia, Argentina


The five dramatic Patagonian provinces stretch from the ice fields and granite peaks of the Andes mountains to the rugged Atlantic coast, where southern right whales gather to breed. A nature lover's dream, it's also home to the sizable Peninsula Valdes southern elephant seal colony and the world's largest Magellanic penguin colony, located in the Punta Tombo reserve. At its tip, Tierra del Fuego and Ushuaia, the globe's southernmost city, are popular jumping-off points for Antarctic cruises.
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Hosteria Alto Verde

5 of 5 stars
Midlands
Nov 21, 2009

Very clean, modern and really friendly. Any advice with excursions or bookings and Analía & Inés will help you with that. Also a great location as its only 4 blocks - 5 minutes from the main street....more

Hosteria Lupama

Nov 21, 2009

I am from Brasil. My wife and me slept three nigths there. I don´t recommend. BAD things: - There was just 1 TV channel, despite the ad of the hotel publicize cable TV; - They don´t take credit...more

Anita's House Cabins

5 of 5 stars
Plumpton in Sussex
Nov 21, 2009

We arrived on a blisteringly cold day with that Patagonian wind dragging any remaining warmth from our bodies. Anita had already organised the bus for us from El Califate and had been incredibly...more

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