One of Argentine Patagonia's best-kept secrets awaits you in Santa Cruz.

From Buenos Aires and Comodoro Rivadavia, there are flights to Perito Moreno, the closest town to the park. You can also arrive by bus from different destinations in Patagonia, both to the Cañadón Pinturas Portal and to the town of Perito Moreno. You can enter the park by transfer or private vehicle. Find more details on how to get to Parque Patagonia.

The park offers hiking, climbing, wildlife watching (puma, guanaco, choique, condor, etc.), visits to archaeological sites such as Cueva de las Manos, and astrotourism. Learn more about each experience in Parque Patagonia's activities.

The best time is the Southern Hemisphere summer, between November and March, with long, mild days (10-24°C). To know how to prepare for your trip, check out our recommendations for visiting the park.

There are options for all tastes: the La Posta de los Toldos inn, Patagonian yurts, and the La Señalada, El Mollar, La Confluencia, Al Río, and Cañadón Caracoles campsites. Explore all lodging options in Parque Patagonia.

Admission to the Cañadón Pinturas and Cueva de las Manos portals of Parque Patagonia has a single fee of AR$10,000. Admission is free for Santa Cruz residents, retirees, and children under 12, upon presenting the corresponding documentation. You can pay by card or transfer when registering at the information centers. Activities within the park are free unless you hire a specialized guide. The only paid activities are visits to the archaeological sites.

Guided tours or visits to archaeological sites do require reservations, made directly with each provider. Find information about the guides in Guided activities. All lodging options require advance reservation. Learn more about where to stay in Parque Patagonia.