The Valdes Peninsula Natural Protected Area is located on the eastern coast of Argentina, in the province of Chubut. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is known for its unique ecosystems, including coastal cliffs, sandy beaches, and marine habitats. It serves as a crucial breeding ground for various species, including the southern right whale, which can be observed from the shore during the breeding season. Established in 1999, the protected area covers approximately 3,600 square kilometers. It is home to diverse wildlife, such as sea lions, elephant seals, and numerous bird species. The area also features important archaeological sites, reflecting the rich cultural history of the region.