With yesterday's success with the whales, today's targets were more penguins and elephant seals. Having gained another passenger for the car, a Québécois guy whose name I can't remember, we set off on the 200km journey south to Punta Tumba. This is home to over a million Magellenic Penguins. Thankfully all but the last 22km of the journey was paved. A fair stretch was even a dual carriageway. We were very pleased to spot an armadillo (of the seven banded vari...

Time to begin the mammoth journey back north. Next on the itinerary was the Welsh founded town of Puerto Madryn. We looked into flying but the few direct flights had sold out months ago and via Buenos Aires was only slightly cheaper than a first class ticket on Virgin Galactic. Bus it was. This involved two journeys, a mere 5 hours to the east coast town of Rio Gallegos and then a 17 hour overnight marathon up to Puerto Madryn. Anything of interest to report? No...