Private & tailor-made Patagonia tours
Experience the extraordinary landscapes of Chilean and Argentinian Patagonia through thoughtfully designed private journeys, exceptional local expertise and personalised care.
At the end of the world
Patagonia is a land of vast glaciers, granite spires, turquoise lakes and open skies, shared between Chile and Argentina at the southern tip of the continent.
Condors circle above the Andes, guanacos graze on the windswept steppe and great walls of ice break into milky blue lakes. It is one of the most spectacular regions on Earth, and one that rewards careful planning.
Our Patagonia holidays begin with a conversation. We learn what you would most love to see, the kind of hotel that makes you feel at home, how active you would like to be and the pace that suits you. Then our specialists design a private journey around those answers, with every transfer, excursion and night's stay arranged for you.
Patagonia travel packages
Four starting points for your private Patagonia tour. Durations and routes are suggestions; every itinerary is adjusted to your dates, interests and preferred pace.
5–7 days · suggested
Chile
A focused journey into Torres del Paine National Park, with time to enjoy its lakes, waterfalls and mountain viewpoints from a comfortable base in Puerto Natales or inside the park.
HighlightsPuerto Natales · Torres del Paine · Milodon Cave
7–9 days · suggested
Argentina
Stand before the Perito Moreno Glacier, explore Lago Argentino and continue north to El Chaltén, where the Fitz Roy massif sets the scene for walks of every length.
HighlightsEl Calafate · Perito Moreno Glacier · El Chaltén
10–14 days · suggested
Chile & Argentina
Our most complete Patagonia journey, linking Torres del Paine with the glaciers of El Calafate and the peaks of El Chaltén, with private transfers across the border.
HighlightsTorres del Paine · El Calafate · Perito Moreno · El Chaltén
14–18 days · suggested
Patagonia + South America
Pair Patagonia with the elegance of Buenos Aires, the vineyards around Santiago or the volcanoes and lakes of the Chilean Lake District, shaped into one seamless journey.
HighlightsBuenos Aires · Santiago · Lake District · Patagonia
Premium care at an affordable price
We are a destination specialist based in Cusco, planning journeys across Peru, Argentina, Chile, Bolivia, Brazil, Ecuador and Colombia. Our focus is quality, personal attention and excellent value, without unnecessary extravagance.
Every itinerary is thoughtfully designed around your preferences, interests and travel dates.
Carefully selected boutique properties and 4-star to 5-star hotels, chosen for comfort and location.
Professional guides and destination specialists who know South America from the inside.
Transfers, excursions, accommodation and logistics coordinated so each day runs smoothly.
A dedicated travel specialist supports you before you leave and throughout your journey.
Unhurried days with time to rest, especially valued by couples, families and mature travellers.
Chilean & Argentinian Patagonia
From granite towers to the southernmost city in the world, these are the places that shape most Patagonia tours.
Chile
Granite towers, horned peaks, blue lakes and roaming guanacos, explored by private vehicle, on gentle walks or on longer hikes.
Chile
Torres del Paine National Park
A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve named after its three granite towers, with turquoise lakes, glaciers, guanacos, condors and, with luck, pumas.
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Argentina
Watch towering ice break into Lago Argentino from walkways that face the glacier front.
Argentina
Perito Moreno Glacier
In Los Glaciares National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the ice front is around five kilometres wide and some 70 metres high.
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Argentina
A small mountain village with trails leading to lagoons and viewpoints beneath Fitz Roy.
Argentina
El Chaltén & Mount Fitz Roy
Argentina's National Trekking Capital, set beneath the 3,405-metre summit of Mount Fitz Roy.
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Argentina
The gateway to Los Glaciares National Park, with lake cruises, estancias and relaxed evenings.
Argentina
El Calafate
A welcoming town on Lago Argentino, the country's largest lake, and the base for visiting the great glaciers.
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Argentina
Sail the Beagle Channel and visit Tierra del Fuego National Park at the southern end of the Americas.
Argentina
Tierra del Fuego & Ushuaia
Often called the southernmost city in the world, set between snowy mountains and the Beagle Channel.
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Chile · optional extension
Volcanoes, lakes and forests around Puerto Varas, an easy and beautiful addition before or after Patagonia.
Chile · optional extension
The Chilean Lake District
Osorno Volcano rises above Lake Llanquihue, with forests, waterfalls and the lakeside towns of Puerto Varas and Frutillar.
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Seasons in the southern hemisphere
Patagonia can be visited all year, but the main touring season runs from October to April. Weather changes quickly at any time of year, and wind is part of the experience, so we build flexibility into every itinerary.
September – November
Lengthening days, fresh green steppe and early wildflowers. Temperatures are cool and it can be very windy, with late snow possible in September.
Lodges and boat excursions reopen through September and October, and almost everything operates by November. Fewer visitors and good value. Magellanic penguin colonies in southern Chile typically become active from around October.
December – February
The mildest temperatures and very long days, with up to around 17 hours of daylight in the far south. Strong winds are common, particularly in the afternoon.
All excursions run, including glacier boat trips and full-day hikes. This is peak season, so the best hotels fill early and rates are at their highest. Book well ahead.
March – May
Lenga and ñire beech forests turn red and gold, usually at their best around April. Winds are often calmer, though days are shorter and nights colder.
Services run fully in March, then gradually reduce through April and May as some lodges and boat departures close for winter. A peaceful, photogenic time to travel.
June – August
Snow-covered landscapes, short days and cold temperatures, with crisp, clear spells and very few visitors.
Many lodges in Torres del Paine and El Chaltén close, and some trails and boat trips are restricted. Perito Moreno Glacier can be visited all year, and Ushuaia offers winter activities including skiing.
Tailor-made Patagonia holidays
Tell us how you dream of exploring Patagonia, and our travel specialists will create a journey designed around you.
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Planning your Patagonia tour
Have a question that is not answered here? Our specialists are happy to help.
Ask a travel specialistThe main touring season runs from October to April, when lodges, boat excursions and trails are fully operational. December to February brings the longest days and mildest temperatures but also the highest demand. October–November and March–April offer fewer visitors, good value and, in autumn, beautiful forest colours.
Allow five to seven days to explore one side of Patagonia, such as Torres del Paine in Chile or El Calafate and El Chaltén in Argentina. To combine Chilean and Argentinian Patagonia comfortably, we suggest ten to fourteen days, plus travel time from Buenos Aires or Santiago.
Yes. Puerto Natales in Chile and El Calafate in Argentina are linked by road, with a border crossing on the way. The journey usually takes between five and seven hours depending on conditions and border formalities. We arrange private transfers and plan the route so the day feels relaxed.
Yes. Many of Patagonia's finest views can be enjoyed with short walks, private vehicle touring, boat excursions and glacier walkways. We plan comfortable pacing, accessible accommodation where available and rest time between excursions, and we always ask about mobility so we can recommend suitable activities.
Yes. Our Patagonia journeys are designed around private transfers and private guided excursions wherever available. Some experiences, such as certain boat trips or glacier walks, are operated as shared services by local concessionaires, and we will always tell you clearly which parts are private and which are shared.
Yes. We handpick 4-star and 5-star hotels, boutique properties and lodges according to your preferences and budget. Availability in Patagonia is limited, particularly in peak season, so we recommend confirming accommodation early.
For travel between December and February, we recommend planning six to twelve months ahead, as the best lodges fill quickly. For spring and autumn, three to six months is usually enough. Shorter notice can sometimes be accommodated, depending on availability.
Yes. Patagonia combines well with Buenos Aires, Santiago, the Chilean Lake District, Mendoza or the Atacama Desert. Many travellers also add Peru, including Cusco and Machu Picchu. We plan the domestic flights and connections so the journey flows smoothly.