Punta Arenas, Walk with Penguins on Magdalena & Marta Island

Embark on an expedition along the Strait of Magellan, where you will encounter Magdalena and Marta Islands teeming with diverse marine ecosystems. Delve into the rich biodiversity of these islands, where you can witness the abundance of marine life, including Magellanic penguins on Magdalena Island and Patagonian sea lions alongside other fascinating species.

Upon arrival at the designated meeting point, guests will proceed to Laredo Bay Port where they will embark upon speedboat transfers lasting approximately forty-five minutes to reach Magdalena Island. Upon reaching the island, visitors will have one hour guided tours facilitated by experienced naturalists who will provide insights into the unique ecosystem of Magellanic penguins, one of the world's largest colonies located south of the equator. This colony attracts over twelve thousand individuals annually, showcasing an impressive biodiversity.

Following this enlightening experience, the itinerary continues towards Marta Island, home to a substantial population of over one thousand Patagonian sea lions alongside diverse marine wildlife such as cormorants, skuas, austral seagulls, Antarctic pigeons, and occasionally, elephant seals. An opportunity exists to observe these magnificent creatures up close amidst their natural environment.

Should favorable weather conditions permit, guests may also encounter southern dolphins, piebald dolphins, and sei whales during their voyage. To conclude the excursion, the group will be returned to Laredo Bay Port before being transferred back to their initial location for departure from the destination.