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Regional Museums
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 Comodoro Rivadavia - ChubutA Tour Towards the Past In the rooms of the Rada Tilly Regional Museum, we learned about the life of the first dwellers of Patagonia. Besides, we saw a replica of the Cave of Felines. |
A Tour Towards the Past |
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Comodoro Rivadavia - Chubut The Railway and the Port We visited the Railway and Port Museum in the city and learnt about the history of these two icons that were a watershed in Comodoro Rivadavia. |
The Railway and the Port |
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Comodoro Rivadavia - Chubut Tribute to Oil We visited the Oil Museum and learned about the origin of this important hydrocarbon. |
Tribute to Oil |
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Puerto Deseado - Santa Cruz Chronicles of a Shipwreck When touring around the Mario Brozoski Municipal Museum, we learned about the odyssey experienced by the English corvette Swift while it patrolled the Patagonian shores. |
Chronicles of a Shipwreck |
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Puerto Deseado - Santa Cruz The Rails of Memory We visited the Train Museum. Inside the old railway station, we learned about the history of the Puerto Deseado – Nahuel Huapi branch line. |
The Rails of Memory |
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Río Mayo - Chubut Escalada Museum, the Voice of Río Mayo Like all the towns in the provinces, Río Mayo offers the chance to learn about the local past by visiting the rooms of the regional museum located in the downtown. |
Escalada Museum, the Voice of Río Mayo |
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Sarmiento - Chubut Visit to the Desidirio Torres Museum The name of the museum (“Desiderio Torres”) pays tribute to a native dweller quoted by Francisco Pietrobelli, founder of Sarmiento, in his memories as a man of good who helped... |
Visit to the Desidirio Torres Museum |
Mountain Biking
Enter the two-wheel world and learn the secrets of mountain biking to go around the mountain in the safest way.
This sport is one of the quickest to have evolved with the passing of time, becoming a much more risky and amusing modality to enjoy the most inaccessible and complicated paths in the mountain.
Rafting
Rafting is a team sport, in which all the crew members in the boat row and position themselves in a coordinated manner in order to balance their weight when going through the river rapids and keep themselves afloat.
The standard number of people allowed on the boat is from six to eight crew members, depending on the boat size.
Rafting beginners are recommended to remain in the center of the boat. Those who are somehow experienced and prefer to row may stay in front, whereas the most experienced generally stay at the back.
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