Tailor-made travel agency in Patagonia

The ideal window for a trip to Patagonia stretches from November to March, when the austral summer warms the steppes and clears the trails of Torres del Paine National Park or the El Chaltén region. December and January offer endless daylight, perfect for hiking to Fitz Roy, but the wind blows strong. March remains our preferred season: the lenga forests turn red, the refuges empty out, and the light becomes extraordinary. Winter (June to August) closes some access on the Chilean side, but opens other possibilities, such as observing wildlife in Tierra del Fuego or skiing near Bariloche. It all depends on the pace you're seeking.

Patagonia remains one of the most expensive regions in South America, primarily due to distances and the remoteness of certain areas. For a two-week circuit combining the Argentine side (El Calafate, El Chaltén, Ushuaia) and the Chilean side (Puerto Natales, Torres del Paine), expect an average budget of between €3,500 and €5,500 per person, including domestic flights and accommodation. Nights in an estancia or lodge within the park will increase costs, as will a cruise to the Beagle Channel or the fjords. Conversely, traveling off-season, staying in family-run hosterías, and opting for long-distance buses can significantly reduce expenses without compromising the experience.

Patagonia cannot be planned like any other destination. Distances are deceiving, weather changes by the hour, domestic flights fill up six months in advance, and the best trekking guides are booked well before the austral summer. That's the heart of our work: as a local English-speaking agency based on the ground, we know the estancias where you truly stay with locals, the lodges worth the detour, the drivers you can rely on when Route 40 gets complicated. Building an itinerary in Patagonia with us means saving time, avoiding logistical pitfalls, and accessing moments that few travelers truly experience.

It's hard to take it all in: Patagonia spans nearly a million square kilometers. On the Argentine side, Perito Moreno glacier delivers a stunning visual impact, El Chaltén concentrates the finest hikes toward Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre, while the Valdés Peninsula, further north, draws visitors for its southern right whales between June and December. On the Chilean side, Torres del Paine rewards those who tackle the W or O circuit, and the Carretera Austral opens onto fjords, temperate rainforests, and the blue marble of General Carrera Lake. Even further south, Ushuaia and Tierra del Fuego offer a taste of Antarctica. Three weeks barely suffice to grasp this diversity.