Península Valdés is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located on the Atlantic coast of Argentina. It is known for its unique geography, featuring a mix of cliffs, beaches, and salt flats. The peninsula is home to diverse wildlife, including sea lions, elephant seals, and various bird species, making it a popular destination for nature enthusiasts. The area is particularly famous for whale watching, especially the southern right whale, which migrates to the waters around the peninsula to breed. Visitors can explore the natural beauty of Península Valdés through guided tours and enjoy activities like hiking and photography.