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Day 1
Buenos Aires
Arrival and a first evening in San Telmo, among milongas and historic cafés.
Patagonia · 15 days
Fifteen days across Argentina and Chile, on foot along some of the most beautiful trails on earth: the Perito Moreno glacier, Fitz Roy from El Chaltén, the Torres del Paine, all the way to Ushuaia and the Beagle Channel. Easy treks, nights in lodges and estancias, a group of no more than ten.
Walkways facing the glacier front and, for those who wish, a walk on the ice.
Asado dinner with the gauchos, out on the steppe.
The climb to the base of the Towers, the best day of the trip.
Day 1
Arrival and a first evening in San Telmo, among milongas and historic cafés.
Day 2
The colours of Caminito, lunch in a parrilla and a free afternoon in Palermo.
Day 3
Flight to El Calafate, on Lago Argentino. An afternoon to rest.
Day 4
A whole day facing the glacier, listening to the ice falling into the lake.
Day 5
By coach to the trekking capital, at the foot of Fitz Roy.
🛏 Lodge at the foot of Fitz Roy · 3 nightsDay 6
The most famous trek: the turquoise lake beneath the wall of Fitz Roy.
Day 7
A gentler trail, through the woods, to the lake of Cerro Torre.
Day 8
A night on a steppe estancia: horses, gauchos and asado.
🛏 Estancia on the steppe · 1 nightDay 9
Across the border to Puerto Natales, on the fjord.
Day 10
Into the park: emerald lakes and guanacos along the road.
Day 11
The climb to the Towers: eight hours of walking and a sight you won’t forget.
Day 12
By boat among the icebergs to the glacier front.
Day 13
Flight to the southernmost city in the world.
Day 14
By boat to Les Éclaireurs lighthouse, among sea lions and cormorants.
Day 15
Flight to Buenos Aires and connection home.
I set off a little worried about the treks. Elena got everything just right, and at the base of the Towers I cried with joy.
| 28 November 2026 | €5,690 | 7 of 10 seats | Ask about this trip |
| 27 February 2027 | €5,690 | 10 of 10 seats | Ask about this trip |
Single supplement €820
Easy and moderate treks, 4 to 7 hours a day. Some basic fitness is needed.
Strong wind and fast-changing skies: we recommend layers.
Photos by Adrian Gonzalez, Hans-Jürgen Weinhardt, Marc Thunis, Parsing Eye, Gustavo Zambelli, Mario Gogh · Unsplash