Explore in Patagonia

Valdes Peninsula

A UNESCO-listed marine sanctuary in northern Argentine Patagonia, where whales, orcas and elephant seals breed across 400 kilometres of windswept steppe coastline.

Tierra del Fuego Ushuaia

Argentina's southernmost city, Ushuaia combines a national park, boat excursions to see Martillo penguins, and embarkation for Antarctica between November and March.

Torres del Paine

Torres del Paine

1,800 km² of granite, glaciers and pampa in southern Chile, explored via 4 to 10-day treks or from lodges overlooking the Cuernos.

El Calafate and the Glaciers

Gateway to Los Glaciares National Park, El Calafate faces the Perito Moreno, one of the world's rare glaciers that has not retreated in a century.

El Chaltén Fitz Roy

A village of 3,000 inhabitants at the foot of Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre, El Chaltén concentrates the most stunning trails in Argentine Patagonia, all accessible on foot from the main street.

Lake Region

Straddling Argentina and Chile, the lake region aligns active volcanoes, araucaria forests and villages of German origin, at 22°C at the height of summer.