Patagonia
The End of the World
Duration
12–16 days
Group Size
8–14 travelers
Region
Patagonia
Type
Cultural & Nature
Journey to the edge of the continent where Patagonia's dramatic landscapes — towering peaks, ancient glaciers, and pristine lakes — create one of Earth's last great wildernesses.
Patagonia spans the southernmost reaches of Argentina and Chile, offering some of the most dramatic and untouched landscapes on the planet. Our journey takes you through this breathtaking region, from the granite spires of Fitz Roy to the massive Perito Moreno Glacier.
Experience the raw beauty of Torres del Paine National Park in Chile, where turquoise lakes reflect towering mountain peaks and guanacos roam freely across the steppe. Hike through ancient forests, cross glacial rivers, and witness sunrises that paint the mountains in shades of gold and pink.
This is a journey for those who seek adventure in the purest sense — vast open spaces, dramatic weather, and the humbling presence of nature at its most powerful and beautiful.
Journey Highlights
Fitz Roy
Trek to the base of the iconic granite peak, one of the most challenging and beautiful mountains in the world.
Perito Moreno Glacier
Witness the awe-inspiring glacier, one of the few in the world that is still advancing.
Torres del Paine
Explore Chile's premier national park with its dramatic towers, lakes, and wildlife.
El Chaltén
Discover Argentina's trekking capital, surrounded by stunning Andean scenery.
Gaucho Culture
Experience the traditions of Patagonian gauchos on remote estancias.
Buenos Aires & Santiago
The two capitals with their traditions of tango and great gastronomy, architecture, and culture that will connect us with the history and way of life of the locals. Lands where the wine tradition is part of their identity.
Captured Moments
Ready for Patagonia?
We offer prefixed departure dates based on cultural activities and weather conditions for groups of 8–14 travelers.
We can also organize private journeys for smaller groups on custom dates upon request.