Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this CampgroundCabanas En El Mar Puerto Piramides
Save The Whales
Leo was nice enough to wake us up this morning at 6am! Estupido perro…. We really wanted to sleep until 7:30am.
We were on the road by 8am for our long drive to Puerto Piramides. Mario packed us an excellent picnic lunch which we had on the road. We arrived in Puerto Piramides around 3pm. We checked into our cabana and quickly found …
At one with nature
Harmony and I decided to start this day with a little hike. We passed by a little island on the way back from whale watching the day before in the boat. It had some seals on it so we wanted to hike to it to see them up close. We first hiked to the top of the first mountain to try and gage the rest of the hike. We realized it would be a long hike so …
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Some things are worth waiting for
... sealions, especially when the Orca seemed to be playing with them and flipping then several meters in the air with their tales. We had also spent 4 days watching then learning to swim with their mothers which were very cute :( poor things. I wont say much more as I think the pictures say it better.
I will just add that we were both supprised at how few foriegn tourists come to see this amazing spectical and that it does not seem to be widely known ...
Wild-life Luck Strikes Again!
... we drove through the neck of the peninsula. Following the road down to Puerto Piramides we truly felt like we were in the middle of nowhere, just us and nature... wondering if this town we had read about would ever pop up. One final ascent over a small hill lent us the view we had been waiting for - the ocean as blue as it could be and a tiny little beach town nestled in the hillside. We had made it - and my anticipation to see some of the much talked about ocean-life was ...
Sea elephants and Sea lions
Vom Pinguland gings in Reich der Seeelefanten. Auf unserer Reise wieder in den Norden, wollten wir unbedingt nochmals bei Punta Ninfas vorbei gehen. Da waren wir ja schon einmal und es hat uns super gefallen. Wir stellten Sandbug also wieder aufs Kliff – natürlich windtechnisch korrekt – und machten uns daran, die Weite des Meeres nach Orkas abzusuchen. Leider blieb dieser Versuch vergeblich, aber wir konnten dafür einmal mehr ...

