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What to visit in the area
Unique Patagonian nature
The accommodation is in a privileged location surrounded by typically Patagonian flora and fauna. Situated within the only Coastal Maritime National Park, it allows you to explore the area and observe a wide variety of both land and marine wildlife.
Cabo Dos Bahías
The Natural Protected Area located 28 km south of the container along Provincial Route 1. A magnificent landscape that shifts through multiple shades, with the imposing sea and its rocky coast.
This area is home to a large colony of Magellanic penguins as well as sea lions, petrels, Patagonian foxes, guanacos and rheas. The penguin colony stretches 3 km long and 600 m wide.
Nearby beaches
Around Camarones there are various beaches ideal for walks, cycling or simply taking in the views in an environment of clean air and virtually untouched nature.
The route reveals the different character of each beach: some sheltered from the wind, others where the sea crashes energetically against rocky cliffs, others peaceful with smooth pebbles and others sandy.
Nautical excursions from Camarones
Local operator: vientoazul.com.ar
- Dolphin & White Islands tour: sailing towards Islas Blancas with sea lions, cormorants and seabirds.
- Island & Lighthouse tour: visit to Isla Leones with its sea lion cove and the Heritage-listed Lighthouse brought from France.
- Full Moon: a night experience sailing to a remote beach to watch the full moon rising from the sea.
Bahía Bustamante
45 km from the Container lies Estancia Bahía Bustamante, a historic seaweed-harvesting estate converted to tourism with boat excursions, local wildlife spotting and the chance to visit a Petrified Forest.
Private property. Guests must be staying there to enter.
Historic Camarones
In the early 16th century the Portuguese explorer Simão de Alcaçaba explored the Patagonian coast and landed on the shores of Camarones. Since 1890 sailors have used the exceptional natural conditions of its bay for loading and unloading.
The official founding of the town took place on 10 October 1900. Today it is a charming fishing village with seafood cuisine.
Rewilding Patagonia Azul
A guided tour through Estancia El Sauce, getting to know the Patagonia Azul Rewilding project. Ravine and Patagonian steppe by vehicle, walking or cycling.
From the 360° viewpoint you can spot the Pan de Azúcar and Leones islands, the San Gregorio Lighthouse and seabirds. A local guide is required.
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