Magdalena Island, or Isla Magdalena, is a small, rocky island located just northeast of Punta Arenas in Chile. First noted by Ferdinand Magellan during his historic voyage through the strait that now bears his name, the island has since become a significant destination for nature enthusiasts. The island’s rugged shores and windswept landscapes provide a critical breeding site for a large colony of Magellanic penguins. Visitors today can explore the island’s terrain, observing these charismatic birds in their natural habitat, making it a unique and educational experience.
Magdalena Island (Isla Magdalena)
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