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Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Uruguay, Peru · 51 days · Active
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Both culture and passion run hot in Patagonia, and there’s no way to experience it quite like jumping right in and living it for yourself. Conveniently ending in Ushuaia, this tour provides the perfect leap-off point to our Antarctica expedition cruising program – but there’s plenty to get up to in Buenos Aires and beyond. Go from cosmopolitan centres to Torres del Paine National Park and the Perito Moreno glacier. Scenic ferry rides and standing at the end of the Earth cap off an unbelievable experience that you’ll remember forever.
At a glance
Where you'll go
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Your journey through
Argentina & Chile
Day 1Arrival dayArrivalArrive in Buenos Aires and transfer to the hotel. There are no planned activities, so check in and enjoy the city.
Arrive in Buenos Aires and transfer to the hotel. There are no planned activities, so check in and enjoy the city.
Day 2Catch a flight to northern Patagonia
PatagoniaCatch a flight to northern Patagonia. Enjoy the highlights of the scenic San Carlos de Bariloche on a circuito chico tour with stops at local artisanal producers specializing in chocolate, beer, and jams.
Day 3Free time to explore this stunning regionBariloche in many ways resembles the alpine resorts of Europe. Sample a beef parrillada or a variety of fresh salmon or lake trout, then work it off during a day hike around Cerro Catedral or while practicing your salsa at one of the town's salsotecas. Careful —Bariloche is also famous for its quality and quantity of chocolate!
Bariloche in many ways resembles the alpine resorts of Europe. Sample a beef parrillada or a variety of fresh salmon or lake trout, then work it off during a day hike around Cerro Catedral or while practicing your salsa at one of the town's salsotecas. Careful —Bariloche is also famous for its quality and quantity of chocolate!
Day 4Travel by bus and ferry to Puerto VarasThere are few areas in the world that can match the Chilean Lake District for scenic grandeur. Enjoy picture-perfect views of snow-capped mountains, waterfalls, emerald lakes, smoking volcanoes, forests, and glaciers.
There are few areas in the world that can match the Chilean Lake District for scenic grandeur. Enjoy picture-perfect views of snow-capped mountains, waterfalls, emerald lakes, smoking volcanoes, forests, and glaciers.
Day 5Enjoy free time to explore on your own
Enjoy free time to explore on your own. Opt to take an excursion to Chiloé Island.
Day 6Catch a flight to Punta Arenas then transfer…Torres del PaineWords cannot describe the majesty and beauty of this national park in Chilean Patagonia. Few people have the opportunity to see this area and those who do will find it difficult to forget its vivid colours and tranquility. Once a large sheep estancia, the park was established in 1959 as the Parque Nacional Lago Grey. Prior to this, baqueanos (cowboys) grazed their flocks here and fires occasionally burnt out of control. More land was added to the park in 1962 and the name was changed to its present one. The Torre (Tower) Sur rises 2900m (9512 ft) above sea level, the Torre Central is 2850m (9348 ft) high, and the Torre Norte measures 2600m (8528 ft). The Cuernos (Horns) del Paine, massive blocks of various rock layers visible from great distances, are as spectacular as the towers themselves.
Torres del PaineWords cannot describe the majesty and beauty of this national park in Chilean Patagonia. Few people have the opportunity to see this area and those who do will find it difficult to forget its vivid colours and tranquility. Once a large sheep estancia, the park was established in 1959 as the Parque Nacional Lago Grey. Prior to this, baqueanos (cowboys) grazed their flocks here and fires occasionally burnt out of control. More land was added to the park in 1962 and the name was changed to its present one. The Torre (Tower) Sur rises 2900m (9512 ft) above sea level, the Torre Central is 2850m (9348 ft) high, and the Torre Norte measures 2600m (8528 ft). The Cuernos (Horns) del Paine, massive blocks of various rock layers visible from great distances, are as spectacular as the towers themselves.
Day 7Take a full-day excursion into the national park with an expert guide
Take a full-day excursion into the national park with an expert guide.
Day 8Enjoy a scenic drive to El CalafateDrive towards lofty peaks to the dynamic Moreno Glacier within Glacier National Park. Spot condors, rheas, eagles or flamingos en route, but the real star of the day is the glacier itself, located at the southern terminus of Glacier National Park.
El CalafateDrive towards lofty peaks to the dynamic Moreno Glacier within Glacier National Park. Spot condors, rheas, eagles or flamingos en route, but the real star of the day is the glacier itself, located at the southern terminus of Glacier National Park.
Day 9Take a guided tour to the stunning Perito…
Take a guided tour to the stunning Perito Moreno Glacier. Option to take a boat up to the front of the glacier.
Day 10Fly to the port city of Ushuaia at the end of the earthUshuaia, the southernmost city in the world, is located on the shores of the Beagle Channel.
UshuaiaUshuaia, the southernmost city in the world, is located on the shores of the Beagle Channel.
Day 11Departure dayDepartureDepart at any time.
Depart at any time.
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