What to see
Dos Bahías Cape
A landscape of volcanic rocks with colours contrasting with the blue sea. 28 km away from Camarones, in the Cabo Dos Bahías Protected Nature Area (doorway to the Patagonia Austral Interjurisdictional Marine Coastal Park), you will find a large colony of Magellanic penguins (from September through March), sea lions, guanacos, steamer ducks, cormorants, South American grey fox and lesser rheas.
The road leading to the penguin colony has several diversions to small coves where it is worth stopping to admire the landscape and the fauna. About 10 km before, there is a diversion leading to Caleta Sara, where you can find accommodation and go sailing or kayaking.
Camarones
Classified as "Pueblo Auténtico" (Authentic Town), Camarones has coarse-grained beaches, small coves hidden away and a view to the deep blue sea. It is a fishing town to relax, practice water sports, go mountain biking or diving and enjoy fresh sea products.
Cabo Raso
Located between Punta Tombo and Camarones, Cabo Raso is a small town from the 19th century that was abandoned after the construction of National Route 3. A wild natural destination with quiet beaches and incredible waves sought after by surfers, as well as accommodation: an inn, a camping site and a small grocery store. There is no internet or phone signal for you to get completely disconnected.
Bahía Bustamante
Between Camarones and Comodoro Rivadavia, Bahía Bustamante (born as a seaweed production town) is a lodge and private nature reserve. Its coastline extends within the limits of the Patagonia Austral Interjurisdictional Marine Coastal Park.