Best hotels in Peninsula Valdes

Imagine a pristine coast of marine Patagonia, where beaches stretch between white sand and colorful stones, interrupted by imposing rocks covered in green algae that shine in contrast to the deep blue of the ocean. This amazing coastal landscape is the setting for Isla Leones Camps with its six cozy shelters located along the beach. The accommodation has been designed to provide the perfect balance between comfort and rustic charm, where you can immerse themselves in a natural, wild, and magical environment. A host will be available to share stories about the place and the project, and will guide you in exploring Blue Patagonia in various ways. You can also delight in delicious dishes made with local fish, hand-harvested seaweed, and vegetables from the agroecological garden. This experience is designed for those explorer spirits who seek to venture into the unknown, escape the city, and immerse themselves in the stunning natural beauty of the marine coast of Chubut Province.

A few metres from the shore of the Golfo Nuevo is the Rayentray Grand Hotel, where you can experience the comfort of the hotel's hospitality and the beauty of the Patagonian nature.

The hotel has 170 rooms with direct sea view and an excellent restaurant where you will be able to taste a variety of local and international cuisine.

The Novillo Astrada family opens the doors of their country house, where you can breathe the tradition and history of Argentine Polo at the highest level, for Polo lovers or for those who simply want to enjoy nature and good gastronomy. La Aguada Club de Polo & Casa de Campo offers its guests an experience that combines the traditions of good living with the nobility of country life. It invites you to experience simple luxury in the good shared table, the nobility of the sport and the traditions of the field.

La Ernestina is a 15 000 hectare sheep farm, located on Península Valdés, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Established in 1907, this property plays host to one of the great events in nature. A group of orca have mastered the art of intentionally stranding on these pebble beaches to capture sea lion pups and occasionally elephant seals.