Beautiful facility with very nice, somewhat artsy, high tech exhibits explaining the wildlife and ecology of the area. Expensive entry fee for foreigners, but it supposedly helps support research. We happened to visit when there was a photo exhibit by Dario Podesta, a local biologist...More

Ecocentro is a must to visit when in Puerto Madryn. It is a smaller oceanography museum that highlights the sea life in the surrounding areas. It boasts a massive skeleton of a whale and of other fishes, and it combines art, species, media and nicely...More

I would have given this 5 stars had the cafe been open. Limited opening times and does vary depending on whether cruise ships are in so worth checking. It can be reached on foot from the terminal (about 5km) along a good pretty flat road....More

Walked here from the city center. Overall a rather small museum but chic. Guide was nice. Not with the price.

Good place to visit if your are visiting Peninsula Valdes , gives a good overview of the natural history and geography of the area . Also good refreshments and toilets

Went to this museum with my two young boys, aged 4 and 6. The museum is fairly new and has a beautiful view of the ocean. The museum is quite small but has a wonderful whale exhibit. You enter a darkish room and are made...More

Nice, modern museum a ways out of town and a bit pricey for the few exhibits (Arg peso 190). Lots of information boards, many with English translations. Two good areas are the baleen curtains and the whale song room. We walked there along the coast...More

Excellent high speed WiFi! Not sure about this place, said it was closed on mondays and Tuesday but was open despite this. We didn't stay long.

It's not disappointing, just that we saw several other much better places. We really liked the sheep ranch and punta loma.

The building has a very special location right in front of the sea. You can learn about the wildlife in the patagonian sea with pictures, videos and simulations. You can touch fake whale "beard" and actually see the whales just outside the museum backyard. Museum...More