We will go to Punta Tombo, which is slightly south of Puerto Madryn and is home to 1.5 million Magellanic penguins.
The staff at the lodging told us it was a 50km dirt road, but in reality, about half of it was paved and led to Bolivia, and the other half was a 20km dirt road.

First, we had a guided tour of the museum. Well, it was like that.
And next, we went to the promenade.

Penguins are so cute!! And there are so many of them. It's exciting!
At first, because there were so many and they weren't moving, I thought, "They've displayed so many stuffed penguins, and the presentation is really elaborate." But then my eyes blinked. They were all real!

At Fuego Island, 100 penguins is a small number, and there's a fence, so it's far away, and I was dissatisfied after paying about 2400 yen. But here, it's about 1500 yen, and you can see as many penguins as you want, and the penguins come very close to you.
You might collide with a penguin if you're not careful.



Penguins are so cute!! And there are so many of them. It's exciting!
At first, because there were so many and they weren't moving, I thought, "They've displayed so many stuffed penguins, and the presentation is really elaborate." But then my eyes blinked. They were all real!

At Fuego Island, 100 penguins is a small number, and there's a fence, so it's far away, and I was dissatisfied after paying about 2400 yen. But here, it's about 1500 yen, and you can see as many penguins as you want, and the penguins come very close to you.
You might collide with a penguin if you're not careful.