| |
"I don't think I have ever seen a place so far away from the rest of the world as this rock crevice in the middle of the extense plain"
Charles Darwin when exploring the end of Deseado Estuary in 1833. |
|
As done by young naturalist Charles Darwin in 1883, you will explore the estuary to the end, navigating through the Canyon of River Deseado, where a new variety of patgonian fauna starts to be seen, like Bald Eagles, Carrion Hawks, Guanacos, Flamingos, etc. |
 |
 |
You will visit a small Hands Cave, with rock paintings done by aborigines, and you will climb to different panoramic points called Darwin's Viewpoints. |
Duration: all day
Activities: navigation with birds and animals watching and hiking
Details: desolate wilderness like the one explored by Darwin and Fitz Roy.
|
 |
 |
Includes: safety gear, lunch and snack.
Requirements: fitness. |
Back to Puerto Deseado
© 2002-2008 Total or partial reproduction forbidden. Derechos de Autor 153904 Ley 11723
|
|
|