Probably the most well known nature area in Argentina, the Valdes Peninsula is, at first look, not somewhere that should harbor life! However, while the land may look barren and inhospitable, it is the oceans that surround this peninsula that are the reason to come here. With two bays, one to the north and the other to the south, the Valdes Peninsula provides a tranquil stopping point for, in particular, southern right whales for both nursing and mating, away from the harsh Atlantic swells.

The many lakes and mountains that surround the small, Alpine town of Bariloche make it one of the prettiest areas in the whole of Argentina. Unlike other areas of Argentina that are starved of rains and moisture due to the imposing Andes range, the Argentine Lake District is a verdant region that is anything but, and this makes for some spectacular views and vistas. Also known as one of the best fly fishing areas in Argentina and the world, there are quite a few activities to get up to while visiting the Lake District.