There's no other way to state it plainly: this three-week journey to the end of the world is the trip of a lifetime. Massive glaciers, towering snow-capped mountains, and gorgeous national parks are just a few of the highlights you'll enjoy during your adventures in Patagonia and Antarctica.
Make your way around the southern cone of South America as you journey from grand capital cities to the frontiers of Patagonia. In Chile, enjoy city and wine tours before jetting south to the Lake District, known for its soaring volcanoes. Then hop the border to Argentina and Bariloche, where after sailing on Lago Nahuel Huapi, you'll go trekking in Los Glaciares National Park and marvel at Perito Moreno Glacier, finishing with more adventures around Argentina's handsome capital of Buenos Aires.
Spend three weeks experiencing the best of Santiago and Buenos Aires while enjoying outdoor adventures in the unspoiled, almost mystical, Lake District region. Here, in northernmost Patagonia, you'll hike around snowcapped volcanoes, tour the alpine town of Bariloche, kayak on fjords, explore lush alerce forests, and cap it all with wine tasting and a day trip to colorful Valparaíso. But that's not all—a trip to northern Argentina's incomparable Iguazú Falls is the cherry on top of this epic journey.
This ultimate three-week adventure through Patagonia kicks off with a day of city fun in Buenos Aires, followed by a trip to the Atlantic coast for whale watching in the marine menagerie that is Puerto Madryn. Continue south to trek across vast glaciers and embark on mountain hikes in Los Glaciares National Park before crossing into Chile for the most epic excursion of all: the famed multiday W Trek in Torres del Paine.
Grab your trekking gear because you're off to the great frontier known as Patagonia. This three-week journey will take you across the entire region, starting with circuit treks in Chile's most famous national park, Torres del Paine, followed by hitting the trails in Argentina's Los Glaciares. But it's not all hiking adventures—you'll also take a spin around Santiago and travel to the far south of the continent for an epic five-night cruise around unspoiled Tierra del Fuego back to Chile.
Enjoy thrilling outdoor excursions at some of the best locales in Patagonia, the untamed region that makes up the southern cone of South America. It begins with culture in Chile's dazzling capital of Santiago before heading south to the Lake District, known for its snowcapped volcanoes and glassy lakes. After embarking on nature hikes, cross into Argentina and the Swiss-inspired town of Bariloche, followed by multiday treks in the epicenters for such adventures: El Chaltén and Torres del Paine.
