The Andes mountain range shows its beauty in the Patagonian provinces.
Millennial and silent forests with native vegetable species extend along the shores of glistening waters.
At the summit of the mountains, nature overflows with granite peaks and ice fields spreading their glacier tongues into lakes of unsurpassable beauty.

Impressive mammals and sea birds, half way between real life and fantasy, spend certain seasons on the rough coasts of Patagonia where they complete part of their life cycle.
Colonies of seals play on the islets and sandbanks. In the Valdés Peninsula the sea elephants have the only continental enclave in the world, a magical place where the southern whales regularly come to the Nuevo and San José gulfs to breed.

Patagonian hares, ñandúes (South American ostrich) and guanacos run about the steppes and the largest colony of Magellanic penguins in the world nest at Punta Tombo.

This life cycle repeated since time immemorial unfolds itself in front of the astonished eyes of the visitor.

In the south, Tierra del Fuego and the World's southernmost city, Ushuaia, a gateway towards the vast and mysterious Antarctica.