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Argentine and Chilean Patagonia.
Patagonia, world-renowned for its natural wonders, is a breathtaking destination. A land where nature expresses itself in its purest form: glaciers that communicate with their breaking sounds, crystal-clear lakes that reflect eternal mountains, flora that explodes with color, and wild fauna that stirs the soul.
This corner of the world is home to more than four UNESCO-recognized wonders: the imposing Los Glaciares National Park, the unique biodiversity of the Valdés Peninsula, the ancient art of the Cueva de las Manos del Río Pinturas, the vast greenery of Los Alerces National Park, and the majesty of Torres del Paine National Park.
But Patagonia isn't just visited, it's experienced. And we invite you to experience it in a unique, authentic way, deeply connected to its essence. Walk on ancient ice, sail among icebergs, see whales in the wild, share stories with local communities, and discover transformative landscapes.
It's not just a trip, it's an experience that changes the way you see the world.
Experience Patagonia as only we know how to show it.
ACCESSES
VIA AREA
Air access from Buenos Aires to Puerto Madryn, El Calafate, Ushuaia, and Bariloche. From Santiago, Chile, to Puerto Natales, Punta Arenas, and El Calafate (Argentina).
SEA
Access by sea to Ushuaia, Puerto Madryn, Punta Arenas and Puerto Natales.
BY LAND
Land access: National/provincial routes/border crossings between Argentina and Chile.
High season: October to April.
Route 40 and Carretera Austral.
The two most important scenic routes in Argentine/Chilean Patagonia.
El Calafate.
Land of glaciers. El Calafate offers unique experiences among ice, steppes, and lakes.
Ushuaia.
The southernmost city in the world invites you to discover unique landscapes between mountains, sea, and forests at the mythical End of the World. It's the closest city to the Antarctic continent.
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El Chalten.
The national trekking capital , El Chaltén captivates with its trails, imposing hills, and an intimate connection with nature.
Puerto Madryn.
Ideal destination for whale, penguin and marine wildlife watching , with privileged access to the Valdés Peninsula.
Bariloche.
Surrounded by lakes and mountains , Bariloche combines nature, gastronomy and adventure in the heart of Andean Patagonia.
Puerto Natales.
Patagonian city located on the shores of the Última Esperanza fjord, the perfect base for exploring Torres del Paine and the Chilean glaciers .
Torres del Paine.
Chile's most iconic national park dazzles with its mountains, turquoise lakes, and unforgettable trails.
Punta Arenas.
A historic city on the Strait of Magellan , it combines cultural heritage, access to nature, and a connection to Antarctica.