Our Guide to Patagonia
Epic Highlights of Patagonia
Buenos Aires, El Calafate, Torres del Paine & Santiago
based on 10 nights & selected experiences
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* Pricing is a guideline only and excludes special offers. Travel over peak periods (e.g. Christmas, New Year and other public vacations) can affect prices considerably, as can exchange rates, flight class and room type.
Price includes:
International economy flights and taxes subject to availability
Internal flights
Accommodation
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Selected experiences
Shared transfers
Price based on 2 people sharing
At a Glance
Experience the absolute highlights of Patagonia, trekking on the surface of the vast Perito Moreno glacier and exploring Torres del Paine National Park
Watch a world-class tango show at Esquina Carlos Gardel in Buenos Aires
Stay in accommodation with the most privileged locations throughout
Visit a vineyard in Chile's Central Valley and sample a glass or several of one of the country's greatest exports, wine!
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Best time to Visit
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Buenos Aires is a year round destination although October through to April is considered the best time to visit as temperatures are warmer. January is the hottest month with an average temperature of 25°C (76°F) and the coldest is July at 12°C (53°F).
Southern Patagonia is best visited from November to March when temperatures are milder but visitors should be prepared for strong winds and changeable weather at any time. It is worth considering traveling outside this time, especially rewarding in April (for autumn colors) or October (for spring flowers) because winds can drop significantly and there are fewer visitors in the National Parks. May to September is winter and many hotels in Southern Patagonia close for the season.
Santiago is a year-round destination but the most pleasant months to visit are October to April.
We design each itinerary around you, so this suggested itinerary is a starting point that we can tweak or transform into something completely bespoke to you. Call us on 858 345 1763 to start planning your vacation.
Itinerary
This 10-night adventure through Argentina and Chile will take you to the depths of Patagonia, where you can hike and ride to your heart's content surrounded by dramatic peaks and sweeping landscapes. Top and tail with a stay in the country's capitals, boasting gastronomic delights, buzzing streets and a rich dose of culture.
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Fly to Buenos Aires
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Days 1-3: Buenos Aires
Begin in the capital Buenos Aires and discover the city’s energy and charm, from its wide boulevards and parks to its museums, superb restaurants and sultry tango shows. We’ve included a private bike tour with a local guide to give you insider knowledge on the best that this vibrant city has to offer including its fascinating urban art scene. Argentina is renowned for its gastronomy and we’ve included an evening that showcases it at its best. Enjoy an interactive experience where you’ll learn to prepare local dishes and then sample them alongside a signature glass of Malbec.
Accommodation: Palladio Hotel MGallery by Sofitel (2 nights)
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Days 3-5: El Calafate, Southern Patagonia, Argentina
From here, fly to El Calafate in the heart of Patagonia where you will stay for two nights at Esplendor El Calafate. A visit to Perito Moreno, one of the world's only advancing glaciers and a sight to behold at twenty stories high, is a must when in Patagonia and we’ve included a breath-taking boat trip along Lago Argentino that will take you up close to the glacier face. Explore the valleys surrounding the town for a further opportunity to enjoy the Patagonian wilderness before you leave Argentina behind for Chile.
Accommodation: Esplendor El Calafate (2 nights)
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Days 5-9: Torres del Paine
Cross the border this morning and head to Patagonia Camp on the edge of Torres del Paine National Park, offering exclusive and unique accommodation against the backdrop of stunning Lago Toro and Patagonian peaks. Think…luxury glamping experience and awesome excursions! There is a plethora of activities on offer and every evening your guide will meet with you at the bar to discuss the options for the next day so you can ensure that you cover all the highlights in a way that suits you. From gentle half-day walks to scenic looks-outs and wildlife hot-spots to full-day hiking expeditions to the base of the famed Torres granite towers, as well as horseback riding adventures, the guides will ensure you make the most of your unique Patagonian experience. Kayaks and SUPs can also be taken out at leisure on the lake directly in-front of the property.
Accommodation: Patagonia Camp (4 nights)
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Days 9-11: Santiago
Fly north to your final destination, the Chilean capital of Santiago, a city with a thriving culinary scene and surrounded by some of the country’s best vineyards. You may choose to spend your free day here exploring Santiago’s diverse districts, following in the footsteps of literary great, Pablo Neruda or venturing out to the Aconcagua Valley to tour the stunning vineyards and sample the best of Chile's produce.
Accommodation: The Singular Santiago (2 nights)
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