Sales & Marketing Manager at PeninsulaValdes.com & RipioTurismo
The Estancia Rincón Chico is located in Península Valdés, Province of Chubut, in the Patagonia region of Argentina. 170 km (103 miles) from the city of Puerto Madryn and 230 km (140 miles) from the city of Trelew, where the two closest airports are located. The village of Puerto Pirámides is 70 km (42 miles) away.
The owners of the ranch are the fifth generation of two settler families who have lived in the Península for over 120 years, and since 2001 have opened the “gates” to share with guests from all over the world the experience of living in this unique place surrounded by nature.
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Visit Puerto Madryn, the surrounding areas and Peninsula Valdes with overnight in El Pedral Lodge to enjoy the natural environment of Punta Ninfas
Visit Puerto Madryn, the surrounding areas and Peninsula Valdes with overnight in Estancia Rincon Chico
A wonderful program to enjoy Puerto Madryn and the Peninsula Valdes, and then the amazing Patagonia Azul Park staying in Isla Leones Camp
Visit the Peninsula Valdes and spend one night in a local estancia
Enjoy Puerto Madryn and Estancia San Lorenzo in the north portion of Peninsula Valdes
Enjoy Puerto Madryn, Puerto Pirámides and Estancia San Lorenzo in Peninsula Valdes
Visit Peninsula Valdes, whales, penguins and the amazing End of the World
We include whale watching and shore watching in Doradillo Beach!
We include whale watching and shore watching in Doradillo Beach!
Visiting Peninsula Valdes and Bahia Bustamante
Visiting Peninsula Valdes and Bahia Bustamante
Visit the Peninsula with two nights in Puerto Madryn and two nights in Puerto Pirámides
Visit the Peninsula with overnights in Puerto Madryn and Puerto Pirámides
Visiting the Peninsula Valdes from Puerto Madryn
Visiting the Peninsula Valdes from Puerto Madryn
Visiting the Peninsula Valdes from Puerto Madryn
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I recommend Estancia Rincón Chico for travellers who want to make nature the centre of their Peninsula Valdés experience. Its location in the southeastern part of the peninsula offers an exceptional coastal setting, while being hosted by the owners adds a personal connection to the place. For me, the combination of a small lodge, family history and a commitment to conservation makes this a particularly appealing choice. I would suggest spending several nights here to allow time for wildlife observation and to appreciate the landscape at a relaxed pace. Elephant seals are among the highlights, and the wider marine environment offers different possibilities throughout the year. I would especially recommend Rincón Chico to wildlife enthusiasts, photographers and couples looking for an intimate stay surrounded by Patagonia’s natural beauty.