Puerto Madryn Guest Houses - Reviews and Rates

We had such a wonderful time in Puerto Madryn – famed for its wildlife including whales, penguins, orcas, elephant seals and sea lions. The weather was fantastic (26 deg and sunny), the people are wonderful and the sights rival some of the best things we have done on the trip to date.

Our overnight bus arrived at 6am into Puerto Mad...

Well out of BA now into a sleepy little port town that is famous for it`s whales (going to go and see if I can find one tomorrow)

20 hour bus ride but this is the nicest bus I have ever been on. Fully reclining seats that turn into a bed (which I fit in being 6"2) a water service serving meals snacks wine etc..... Films going on. The seat...

We hadden in Buenos Aires musten en handschoenen gekocht voor het gure weer in Patagonie en ik had stiekem wel enigzins verwacht dat Puerto Madryn de eerste locatie zou zijn op mijn reis waar het koud zou zijn. Niks bleek minder waar... met een graadje of 30-35 doet Puerto Madryn goed mee in het rijtje knetterwarme plaatsen. Om een beetje verkoe...

Survived the 24 hour bus even though we had to suffer some very annoying macho morons on the bus. Even though they´re in their late 30s or even 40s, guys here act like teenagers, playing music really loud on their phones late at night just to annoy people, yelling and hitting eachother like they´re in a playground. Not exactly what you want to b...

Wandering the extremely quiet streets of Puerto Madryn in the hope of seeing life, any life, we find Rob and Trish whom we had met on the Navimag adventure. With the hope of seeing orcas, penguins or at least southern right whales in Peninsula Valdes, we hire another environment disaster machine and journey into the rocky road, flat monotony of ...

Al bus desprès d'estar quasi 20h vam arrivar a Puerto Madryn. De no ser per la fauna seria un lloc prou pobre.Viuen del turisme de platja, Peníscola 20 anys enrere. Tot i això s'està millor, i es poden trobar comoditats del món que coneixem. Ahir vam anar a la península Valdés patrimoni de la humanitat. Una canya, bé ens trobem en el bell mig de...

Leaving Iguazu was sad. It was a beautiful little town the falls were amasing! We now were heading down the cost to Patagonia. There is something like 3-4 days travel if you were to not stop from the North to the South of Argentina... So we had to stop. We booked our cama seats (see bus travel below..) on the overnight bus from Iguazu to Buenos ...

Heippa, Paastiin tanaan klo. 15 aikoihin perille tanne Puerto Madryniin n. vuorokauden bussimatkustuksen jalkeen. Kilometrejakin kertyi reilun Suomen verran mittariin n. 1500km. Meilla oli El Calafate - Rio Gallegos valille sellainen perusbussi, sekin kylla hakkasi siististi ja coolisti Express Bussin mennen tullen, mutta Rio Gallegos - Puerto M...

There is a direct road north from El Calafate to Bariloche but it is unpaved and no buses pass this way, nor any backpacker 4x4 trips off season. All overland trips north go via coastal Rio Gallegos to the southeast. I reckon on spending three nights of my last touring week on overnight buses. El Calafate to Rio Gallegos is four hours through no...

I remember telling my friend Ali about my desire to dive with giant river otters in Patagonia, well, I didnt quite get round to that as they seem to be quite thin on the ground round here. Instead I had the opportunity to have a dive with the Lobo´s (or as we know them, sealions). Of course I jumped (in) at the chance. Its the single most expens...