Comodoro Rivadavia

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Comodoro Rivadavia is a city located on the San Jorge Gulf, Comodoro Rivadavia presents as a modern and vibrant city, where you can take a variety of hiking, stay in great hotels, eat in restaurants that offer a varied international menu. This region offers the possibility to enjoy the sun and the beach of Rada Tilly, or meet with the widest range of coastal natural accidents in the coast of Argentina, to reach the beautiful "Bahia de Camarones", close to the Protected Areas is the amazing "Cabo Dos Bahias", with a significant amount of guanacos and a colony of Magellanic penguins in constant growth. Rada Tilly is a small village near Comodoro Rivadavia that has all the charms of the typical Patagonian coast. In his four kilometers long, the beauty of the beach with firm soil of fine sand and gentle decline is evident. The Beach is characterized by clear waters, is wavered by the Hill Punta de Piedras and Punta del Marques, natural viewpoints to those amounts on winding roads that are revealing landscapes of incredible beauty. Between the towns of Caleta Olivia, to the south, and Rada Tilly, in the heart of the San Jorge Gulf, the National Route Nº 3 has its maximum closer to the sea on a stretch of 70 km, alternating sand and gravel beaches rich in bird life and history, with cliffs and plateaus that favor the visual domain from panoramic points in which belvederes fall.

Comodoro Rivadavia is a city located on the San Jorge Gulf, Comodoro Rivadavia presents as a modern and vibrant city, where you can take a variety of hiking, stay in great hotels, eat in restaurants that offer a varied international menu.

This region offers the possibility to enjoy the sun and the beach of Rada Tilly, or meet with the widest range of coastal natural accidents in the coast of Argentina, to reach the beautiful "Bahia de Camarones", close to the Protected Areas is the amazing "Cabo Dos Bahias", with a significant amount of guanacos and a colony of Magellanic penguins in constant growth.

Rada Tilly is a small village near Comodoro Rivadavia that has all the charms of the typical Patagonian coast. In his four kilometers long, the beauty of the beach with firm soil of fine sand and gentle decline is evident. The Beach is characterized by clear waters, is wavered by the Hill Punta de Piedras and Punta del Marques, natural viewpoints to those amounts on winding roads that are revealing landscapes of incredible beauty. Between the towns of Caleta Olivia, to the south, and Rada Tilly, in the heart of the San Jorge Gulf, the National Route Nº 3 has its maximum closer to the sea on a stretch of 70 km, alternating sand and gravel beaches rich in bird life and history, with cliffs and plateaus that favor the visual domain from panoramic points in which belvederes fall.