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This is the ideal adventure for you, whale lover, between the months of June and December. You will experience an exciting excursion to the protected natural area of the Valdes Peninsula, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Price: $125.00
Duration: 8-9 hours
The Ojo del Albino Glacier is located in the Sierra Alvear, located on the top of the mountain. We invite you to go in search of its beautiful green melting lagoon, where behind, imposing, stands the wall of the glacier about 20 meters high and several km flat behind. The moment you arrive and see this place makes us feel alive and lucky. For this high difficulty trekking you need very good physical condition, designed for those who maintain a physical training, and like the challenge. Mini glacier trekking: activity available during the summer season.
Price: $160.00
Duration: 10 hours
Recommended for everyone looking to spend a different day at the End of the World, surrounded by nature and beautiful scenery. On the way along Route 3 we will make stops at different viewpoints where we can appreciate large Turbales overlooking the Andes Mountains. We will pass through the Cerro Castor main center of Alpine Ski Argentina and then stop at the Gintoneria Haruwen where we will taste Patagonian gin. We arrive at the mountainous part Mirador Paso Garibaldi, limit of the Andes mountain range, where we will have a magnificent postcard of Lake Escondido at 480 meters approx. Upon arriving at Estancia La Carmen we begin our 4x4 Off Road Adventure, where we will travel off-road and beaver circuits until we reach the main town on the shores of Lake Fagnano, where we can take some hikes and enjoy the beauty and nature. Finally we will stop at the restaurant, a unique place, to enjoy a restorative lunch.
Price: $170.00
Duration: 7-8 hours
This tour was designed and conceived to take advantage of every location without missing a single detail. A tour designed to enjoy our local wildlife in different locations and learn a little about the history of our city. Our staff is highly trained to assist you.
Price: $125.00
Duration: 7 hours
An experience on horseback through the Estancia 25 de Mayo Nature Reserve where we can feel the immensity of Patagonia, discovering ravines, streams and stories of the southern gauchos enjoying a country lunch in the Cueva del Arroyo. On the way we will cross streams and geological formations that show us the passage of millions of years.
Price: $150.00
Duration: 4 hours
A promotion that will test you from the beginning. We tour a Ramsar site, recognized as a wetland of international relevance. The rivers, beaver dams, peat bogs and glaciers protect a water resource of great importance for nature. The guide explains everything about the terrain, vegetation and glacier. As we leave the vegetation behind, we can contemplate the mark that glacial erosion has left in the surroundings. Upon arriving at Laguna de los Tempanos, we prepare to enjoy this beautiful place to begin approaching the Glacier. A unique experience in the city!
Price: $150.00
Duration: 7 hours
Visit the Moreno Glacier walkways in Los Glaciares National Park with a local driver, learning about the culture and customs of our people.
Price: $90.00
Duration: 7 hours
Discover the best of Austral Patagonia on an unforgettable trip. Explore the majestic Perito Moreno Glacier, touring its panoramic walkways and calmly enjoying Los Glaciares National Park. The local drivers and guides will accompany you providing information, safety, and an authentic experience. Then it will travel to the enchanting El Chaltén, where it can admire the imposing Mount Fitz Roy and the spectacular mountain range of the Andes. Enjoy accessible hikes like the Chorillo del Salto Waterfall or the Condors Viewpoint, or venture to Laguna Capri, famous for its unforgettable views and unique natural environment. An ideal experience for those seeking nature, tranquility, photography, and the true Patagonian essence in an organized, comfortable trip full of memorable moments.
Price: $850.00
Duration: 48 hours
This is a totally different activity in Ushuaia, since we are the only company that has a mountain refuge on the margins of the Emerald Lagoon, with salamander, which allows you to spend a pleasant moment in nature enjoying comfort and enjoying lunch gourmet. Our guides are selected specifically for these activities, so that they can accompany the rhythm of the passengers and thus make this an enjoyable activity.(MODIFY)
Price: $185.00
Duration: 10 hours
Discover the area alongside local guides and avoid larger groups where you could end up hurrying to capture photos. Enjoy the freedom to choose your day based on the weather forecast. Patagonia's climate is ever-shifting, making it challenging to pinpoint the precise date for your hiking expedition.
Price: $160.00
Duration: 10 hours
Our private transportation provides flexibility in scheduling, music, and the silence you may need to fully enjoy this unique moment you are experiencing.
Price: $45.81
Duration: 0 hours
Visiting the southernmost fishing village, enjoying its exquisite marine gastronomy and sailing to meet the charismatic penguins is a unique plan. Beginning with National Route No. 3, we cross the Fueguino valleys surrounded by mountains, turbulence and winter centers that dazzle along the way. Then we take Provincial Route J, a path surrounded by centuries-old forests towards the coast of the Beagle Channel. Along the way, we look at marine production areas, such as mussel cultivation and scentolla traps, known here as the "red gold". From the pier in Puerto Almanza, we embark on a zodiac to navigate the Beagle Channel to Isla Martillo, home to Magellanic penguins and Papua. We observe them in their natural and wild environment. Finally we return to the village to enjoy lunch in a local restaurant, tasting fresh produce from the region, closing this unforgettable experience before returning.
Price: $225.00
Duration: 8 hours
I am Alexis, I live in Patagonia for 20 years, I invite you to discover the magic of this unique land, its glaciers and more.
Price: $30.00
Duration: 0 hours
Discover the best of northern Tenerife in one day by visiting Icod de los Vinos, Garachico and the stunning Masca Valley. Includes entrance to the Millennium Drago, one of the great natural symbols of the Canary Islands. Enjoy real free time at each stop, spectacular viewpoints and local recommendations to take advantage of each place without rush. Tour Garachico and its natural pools formed by volcanic lava and cross the famous Masca road, considered one of the most beautiful in Europe. Travel in a small group, with comfortable transportation and close treatment, away from massive and hasty excursions. Ideal for those who want to live the most authentic Tenerife.
Price: $79.02
Duration: 5-6 hours
This is the unmissable tour on your visit to the end of the world and even more so doing it privately with an experienced multilingual professional guide, who will make you see beyond the simple sight. Our plan is to make your visit to the end of the world unforgettable and adapt it to your preferences; Photos, hiking, reduced mobility, bird watching. Don't hesitate any longer and book your tour now! We look forward to seeing you soon!
Price: $449.00
Duration: 4 hours
Immerse yourself in the vibrant wildlife of Patagonia with this thrilling tour! On this tour you will have the opportunity to see penguins, guanacos, sheeps, among others in their natural habitat. Take a step into the penguin's world and experience the wonder of these amazing creatures up close. We adapt our service to cruise ship schedules and offer a safe and enjoyable experience. Our knowledgeable guides, fluent in English, Spanish, and Italian, lead small-group excursions, ensuring a personalized experience. As a local company, we offer insider knowledge and authentic experiences. Our highly professional team is passionate about sharing the region's secrets with you.
Price: $155.00
Duration: 6 hours
This experience proposes much more than just a snow activity: during the day you will tour different winter centers, valleys and sectors of the Fueguin mountain range, discovering different landscapes around Ushuaia. The tour is conducted in small groups and with a guide who will accompany them throughout the day, from pickup to return. This allows you to provide more personalized attention, share information about the environment and assist the group in each activity. The route goes up to higher areas of the mountain range, where there is usually a greater chance of encountering good snow conditions. The adventure combines a snowmobile ride, a fun racket hike through the Fuegian forest and skateboard descents. It also includes a hot drink and a mountain lunch. No previous experience is needed. A full day that combines adventure, nature, fun and gastronomy in different corners of the mountain range.
Price: $220.00
Duration: 7 hours
You experience the penguin sighting from a small boat and in small groups of travelers, which allows you to see the penguins in small groups and up close, with an intimate observation that large boats do not allow. The tour crosses the Fuegian valleys to Puerto Almanza, a fishing village in front of the Beagle Channel, before sailing to the Isla Martillo colony, where the guide provides explanations aboard the boat (the vehicle transfer does not include guiding). Papuan penguins can be seen all year, and from October to March, Magellanic ones too.
Price: $135.00
Duration: 5 hours
Key Info for Visitors
- Currency: ARS
- Languages: Spanish, English (commonly spoken by tourists)
- Climate: Cool temperate, with strong winds and variable weather
- Timezone: America/Argentina/ComodRivadavia (Argentina), America/Santiago (Chile)
- Population: Approximately 2 million people live in the Patagonian region.
- Best Time to Visit: best time to visit is during the warmer months from November to March.
- Visa Requirements Visitors from the US, EU, and UK generally do not require a visa for short tourist stays in either Argentine or Chilean Patagonia. Visa-free entry is common for many countries. Some travelers may need to apply for an e-visa or obtain a visa on arrival depending on nationality. It is advised to check specific country requirements before travel.
About Patagonia
Patagonia is a vast and wild region at the southern tip of South America, shared by Argentina and Chile. It is renowned for its dramatic landscapes featuring towering mountains, expansive glaciers, deep blue lakes, and windswept plains. The region’s unique appeal lies in its raw natural beauty and outdoor adventure opportunities. Visitors come to experience iconic sites like the Perito Moreno Glacier, Torres del Paine National Park, and the rugged peaks of the Andes. Patagonia offers a sense of remoteness and tranquility that is increasingly rare in the modern world. Its diverse ecosystems support a variety of wildlife, including guanacos, condors, and penguins. The culture reflects a blend of indigenous heritage and European settler influences, with a strong emphasis on outdoor lifestyles and gaucho traditions. Whether trekking, wildlife watching, or simply soaking in the stunning vistas, Patagonia captivates travelers seeking both adventure and serenity.
Patagonia Tours & Experiences
- Top Attractions: Highlights of Argentina
- Duration Range: 2-8 hours
- Group Size: Intimate Groups
- Difficulty Level: Beginner to Advanced
- Recommended For: The best time to visit is during the warmer months from November to March. Pack layers, waterproof clothing, and sturdy hiking boots due to variable weather and strong winds. Respect local customs, including greeting with a handshake and being punctual. Carry cash in local currency as some remote areas have limited card acceptance. Stay hydrated and protect yourself from sun exposure. Safety is generally good, but always inform someone about your hiking plans and avoid isolated areas alone. Booking accommodations and tours in advance is recommended during peak season.
Average Tour Price: $65
Lowest Price Tour: $55
Highest Price Tour: $250
Important Tour Information
- Bring comfortable walking shoes and appropriate clothing
- Check tour cancellation and refund policies
- Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes early
- Carry valid identification and tour booking confirmation
Frequently Asked Questions
Local Food & Cuisine
Patagonian cuisine is hearty and centered around lamb, which is often slow-roasted over open flames, known as “asado.” Fresh seafood, including king crab and trout, is abundant along the coast. Other local specialties include cured meats, wild berries, and traditional Argentine and Chilean empanadas. Dining customs emphasize sharing meals with family and friends. Noteworthy restaurants include those in Puerto Natales and El Calafate, which offer gourmet takes on regional dishes. Mate, a traditional herbal tea, is widely consumed and part of the local social culture.
Getting Around
Patagonia is accessible by air through airports in cities like El Calafate, Punta Arenas, and Ushuaia. Long-distance buses connect major towns, but schedules can be limited. Local transportation includes taxis and shuttle services. Renting a car is common for exploring remote areas and national parks. Travel distances are large, so planning for fuel and accommodation is essential. Costs for transportation vary, with flights being the fastest but more expensive option, while buses offer budget-friendly alternatives.
Travel Tips
The best time to visit is during the warmer months from November to March. Pack layers, waterproof clothing, and sturdy hiking boots due to variable weather and strong winds. Respect local customs, including greeting with a handshake and being punctual. Carry cash in local currency as some remote areas have limited card acceptance. Stay hydrated and protect yourself from sun exposure. Safety is generally good, but always inform someone about your hiking plans and avoid isolated areas alone. Booking accommodations and tours in advance is recommended during peak season.
Culture & Customs
Patagonian culture blends indigenous Mapuche traditions with European settler influences. Social customs emphasize friendliness and hospitality. Traditional music, dance, and festivals celebrate gaucho heritage and seasonal events. Important festivals include the National Festival of the Sheep Shearing and local fairs showcasing crafts and folklore. Etiquette includes polite greetings, modest dress in towns, and respect for nature and private property. Sharing mate tea is a common social ritual symbolizing friendship.
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