Snorkel with sea lions in Punta Loma
Patagonia, Argentina, Argentina
Snorkeling with marine mammals in their natural habitat
Snorkeling with Sea Lions in Puerto Madryn
This 2.5-hour excursion offers snorkeling with sea lions near Punta Loma, suitable for marine wildlife enthusiasts visiting Puerto Madryn.
Highlights
- Sailing along the southern shore of Bahía Nueva towards Punta Loma
- Snorkeling with sea lions in their natural habitat
- High-quality wetsuits provided for year-round comfort
Description
Begin the activity at the Dive Center on the seashore, where you will equip a wetsuit before boarding the boat. The excursion sails about 18 km south of Puerto Madryn to Punta Loma, a protected natural area home to over 500 sea lions and various seabirds.
Enjoy a 40-minute snorkeling session among sea lions in their natural environment. The tour includes all necessary gear, professional photo and video services, and a snack on board.
Includes
- Full snorkeling gear
- Wetsuit
- Photo and video documentation
- Snack on board
Excludes
- Optional dry suit rental during the winter season
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For best conditions, bring swimwear and a towel. Book in advance to secure your spot, especially during peak seasons.
Frequently Asked Questions
The activity includes wetsuit rental, a boat trip along Bahía Nueva, and snorkeling with sea lions near Punta Loma.
The excursion starts at the Dive Center on the seashore in Puerto Madryn.
The snorkeling tour lasts approximately 2.5 hours.
No previous snorkeling experience is required, but basic swimming skills are recommended.
High-quality wetsuits are provided to ensure comfort in Argentina’s waters during the excursion.
Yes, you may encounter other marine species native to the Bahía Nueva area near Punta Loma.
Snorkeling with sea lions can be done year-round, but check the website for seasonal conditions.
The activity is generally recommended for older children and adults; check specific age restrictions on the website.
The boat sails about 18 kilometers south of Puerto Madryn to reach Punta Loma.
No, wetsuits and snorkeling equipment are provided as part of the activity in Argentina.
