Where do penguins live

Firstly Penguins live primarily in the Southern Hemisphere. They can be found in various locations, including sub Antarctic islands, coastal areas of South America, Australia, and Africa. They inhabit both cold and temperate regions, requiring access to water for food and land for nesting.  Even though many species thrive in colder climates, some, like the Galapagos penguin, live in warmer, equatorial regions. Sometimes, the best place to see penguins depends on the species and your preference for the experience. Chile offers incredible penguin viewing, with species like Emperors, Adélies, and Gentoos. Now you got your answer for where do penguins live. 

Book your tour to Chile to visit penguins

Again, Bravo tours would be responsible for handling your tour to see the animals (penguins) you’ve always wanted to see. Explore the highlights of Chilean Isla Magdalena for where do penguins live. We’ll journey south stopping first in undiscovered Aysén to see the marble caves, Carretera Austral and San Rafael glacier crashing through the temperate rainforest. Then onwards to the world-famous Torres del Paine National Park with its extraordinary peaks and vistas. Finally, embark on an adventure cruise through the remotest Isla Magdalena wilderness stopping off at little-visited glaciers and Cape Horn.

Spend a night in the Chilean capital, Santiago with an afternoon taking a city tour in which you will see all the key landmarks such as the main square market and parks.  After this tour , all your questions would have an answer. Questions like , what do penguins eat, march of the penguins, types of penguins and even where do penguins live.