
Our luxury Patagonia tours and cruises take in rugged highland steppes, freezing fjords, and massive glaciers. Sheep outnumber humans in this wild frontier where you can ride like a gaucho, trek on the Perito Moreno Glacier, or marvel at the stupendous scenery at Torres del Paine National Park. All of the unforgettable tailor made Patagonia tours below include a visit to The Whispering Land.
Embark on a captivating 9-day journey through Northern Patagonia and the Chilean Lake District. Start in Chile’s vibrant capital with a private city tour and a delightful wine tasting. Proceed to the scenic Lake District, the gateway to Patagonia, where you’ll marvel at Osorno Volcano and the enchanting Petrohue Waterfalls. Explore Chiloe Island, home to unique wildlife such as Humboldt and Magellanic penguins, and charming cultural towns featuring UNESCO-listed historic buildings. Conclude your adventure with a trek through the lush forests of Parque Tepuhueico, immersing yourself in the region's rich biodiversity and stunning scenery.


9 days starting from $4,890 per person
Immerse yourself in Chile's diverse landscapes and rich cultural heritage on this unforgettable 9-day expedition. Starting from Santiago, you’ll journey to the enchanting Lake District with stunning views of Osorno Volcano. Explore the natural wonders of Vicente Perez Rosales National Park and soak in the charm of Frutillar's German-inspired architecture. Then, venture further south to Patagonia's Aysen region, where scenic flights and picturesque drives reveal breathtaking vistas and tranquil lakeshores. Experience kayaking through the renowned marble caves, hiking ancient forests, and horseback riding along the majestic Baker River, creating memories to last a lifetime.


9 days starting from $4,890 per person
Properly imbibe the magnificent scenery of Patagonia’s Torres del Paine National Park. This five-day Torres del Paine Lodge tour allows you to trek, tour and horseback ride during the day, but return to comfort and quality service at night. You can customize your excursions, but will certainly want to visit breath-taking Lago Grey and Glacier Grey, all the while looking out for Patagonian wildlife and learning about local flora. You’ll also have the option to enjoy a luxurious spa treatment to work away the aches in your muscles.


8 days starting from $6,290 per person
It doesn’t get more evocative or diverse than this 12-Day End of the World Australis Cruise Expedition. Not only will you cruise the pristine waters of Patagonia and Tierra Del Fuego – one of the most remote and biodiverse regions on the planet – but you’ll also get under the skin of two of South America’s greatest cities, Santiago de Chile and Buenos Aires. In only 12 days you’ll get up close and personal with penguins, navigate fjords and glaciers, witness an intimate tango show and visit the home of Chile’s greatest poet.


12 days starting from $8,690 per person
Discover the wilderness of the Patagonian frontier with this five-day Patagonia Estancia Tour. You’ll spend two days in El Calafate, from where you’ll get to know the Perito Moreno Glacier from land and lake, then journey across Lago Argentino and up the Cristina Canal to view the breath-taking Upsala Glacier from above and below. The next two nights will be spent in the secluded Estancia Cristina – and here, you’ll have the option to trek, horse ride, or simply drink in the scenery of the Patagonian steppes.


5 days starting from $3,590 per person
Taking in waterfalls, glaciers, penguins, whales and one of the world’s great capitals, this 12-Day Argentina Highlights never ceases to amaze. After exploring captivating, cosmopolitan Buenos Aires for two full days, you’ll head North to the Iguazu Falls, the largest – and most beautiful – waterfall system in the world. From there it’s on to Peninsula Valdes, the marine cornucopia that David Attenborough can’t get enough of, before finishing things off on a glacier-spotting adventure in El Calafate in the deep South of Patagonia.


12 days starting from $6,290 per person
Explore the highlights of the southern half of South America during this 12-day Southern Circuit Tour. You’ll visit the cosmopolitan capital cities of Santiago and Buenos Aires, the Chilean seaside towns of Valparaiso and Viña del Mar, taking in their key sites, and discover the wonders of the Patagonian wilderness. You will visit not one but two breath-taking glaciers, and tour both the Perito Moreno National Park and the Torres del Paine National Park to complete your Patagonian experience, before heading home.


12 days starting from $7,090 per person
This breathtaking eight-day adventure takes you from Chile’s capital Santiago deep into Patagonia in Las Torres National Park to experience spectacular exploration, exhilarating views, and fresh mountain air. While hiking through the W circuit’s unbelievably big mountains, deep valleys, and dense, mysterious forests is a physically and mentally demanding experience, the W Circuit offers certain luxuries like cozy beds in trailside cabins, hot showers, warm, hearty meals, and optional guided assistance along the way.


9 days starting from $4,290 per person
From Santiago to the spectacular sights of Patagonia, this 12-day adventure provides a beautiful escape for hikers who want to explore the remote wildlands of Torres del Paine National Park and breathe in the mountain air in peace and solace. Trekking the O circuit will push your limits over eight days traversing daisy fields, crossing rivers, and climbing astonishing mountain passes for an intense connection with nature and pure amazement.


12 days starting from $5,990 per person
Venture through the awe-inspiring Chilean Patagonia and take on the famous W Trek with the comfort of a hotel stay every night. Your expedition begins at the capital region of Santiago, where you’ll explore the fascinating city highlights and roam the lovely neighboring cities of Valparaiso and Viña del Mar. Discover the charm of Punta Arenas before heading to Torres del Paine National Park. Hike to the iconic Las Torres peaks, traverse the beautiful French Valley, and marvel at the massive and captivating Glacier Grey.


9 days starting from $6,690 per person
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The genuinely remote and pristine landscapes of Torres del Paine National Park in Chile make it a mecca for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. With its dramatic mountains, turquoise lakes, and imposing glaciers, the park offers breathtaking scenery and diverse wildlife, including guanacos, pumas, and Andean condors. You can hike the famous W Trek, go horseback riding, or kayak on the crystalline lakes.

The Perito Moreno Glacier in Argentina is a must for anyone seeking a unique and unforgettable natural wonder. This massive glacier is one of the few in the world that is still advancing: you’ll witness massive chunks of ice breaking off and crashing into the turquoise waters below. View the spectacle from a boardwalk, by boat tour, or even by hiking on top of the glacier.

Ushuaia, on the evocative island of Tierra del Fuego in Argentina, is known as The End of the World because it’s the southernmost city in the world. Surrounded by snow-capped mountains, towering forests, glistening glaciers, and treacherous oceans it’s a truly otherworldly destination for adventure seekers. The city has a rich history and is a base for scientific research and Antarctic exploration.
A land of untamed wilderness straddling Chile and Argentina, Patagonia’s towering mountains, immense glaciers and pristine national parks are sure to move you.
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The best time to visit Patagonia is during the Southern Hemisphere summer: November to March, when longer daylight hours, milder weather, and accessible trails make this region ideal for Patagonia hiking tours and cruises, as well as scenic drives. Shoulder months (October and April) offer fewer crowds and dramatic colors.
→ Read our full Best Time to Visit Patagonia article to learn more.
Most travelers spend 8-12 days to explore highlights across Chilean Patagonia and Argentina Patagonia, including Torres del Paine, El Calafate, Fitz Roy, and scenic fjords. For advanced trekkers tackling the W Trek or O Trek, adding additional nights is advised. We build Patagonia tour packages around your pace, interests, and comfort level.
Neither is objectively better – the experiences differ:
Torres del Paine National Park: iconic granite towers, condors, and guanacos
Fjords, glacial lakes, and dramatic peaks
Popular routes of the W Trek and O Trek
Punta Arenas: major gateway hub for flights into the region
El Calafate & Perito Moreno Glacier: one of the few advancing glaciers on Earth
Fitz Roy in El Chaltén: world-class day hikes
Puerto Madryn: penguins, orcas, and marine wildlife
Ushuaia: southernmost city, gateway to Antarctica
We’ll recommend the ideal side based on what you want to experience – or combine both into one unforgettable Patagonia trip.
From Chile, you will likely fly into Santiago (SCL) first…
For Torres del Paine tours, fly to Punta Arenas or Puerto Natales.
For the Lake District, fly to Puerto Montt.
For Chiloé Island, fly to Castro or Puerto Montt, then continue by ferry or overland.
To reach the remote Aysén Region, fly to Balmaceda Airport (serving Coyhaique on the Carretera Austral).
From Argentina you will likely fly into Buenos Aires (EZE) first…
For the Lake District, fly to Bariloche.
For Los Glaciares National Park (Perito Moreno), fly to El Calafate.
For Puerto Madryn, fly to Trelew.
For the southernmost part of Patagonia, fly to Ushuaia.
Our team arranges all domestic flights, private transfers, and hotel logistics for seamless connections.
Weather can shift quickly. We recommend:
Waterproof shell jacket & pants
Layering system (base/mid/insulation)
Warm hat, gloves, neck gaiter
Sturdy hiking boots
Trekking poles (recommended for wind)
Daypack with rain cover
Quick-dry clothing
Sunglasses & sunscreen
Book one of our Patagonia expeditions and we will provide detailed packing lists tailored to season and route.
Our Patagonia trekking tours include:
Expert local guides
All park permits
Lodging (refugios, tent, or upgraded hotel versions)
Meals
Private transfers
Safety briefings & 24/7 support
→ Travelers who prefer not to camp can book our W Trek in Comfort, accessing the same world-famous highlights while sleeping in a hotel each night.
In Argentina, look forward to the Perito Moreno Glacier, Fitz Roy, marine life in Puerto Madryn, and windswept wilderness extending to Ushuaia at the end of the world.
In Chile, expect dramatic granite peaks, turquoise lakes, and wildlife in Torres del Paine, with charming culture in Chiloé and lesser-traveled Aysén.
Patagonia is massive and distances are vast – our fully organized planning ensures smooth transitions, scenic routes, and efficient pacing.
Yes! Not every route requires strenuous trekking. Family-friendly options include:
Mirador Cuernos (Torres del Paine)
Laguna Capri (Fitz Roy region)
Glacier boardwalks at Perito Moreno
Short interpretive walks near Puerto Natales
Glacier day cruises
We customize each Patagonia tour to match your comfort level.
Absolutely. Patagonia is popular with multigenerational travelers. Kids love wildlife encounters, glaciers, and fjords; seniors benefit from private pacing, scenic boat routes, and accessible viewpoints. With private transfers, shorter trails, and breaks, a luxury Patagonia trip can be comfortable and rewarding at any age.
→ Check out Destination Expert, Hayley’s Patagonia family travel story.
While the entire region is gorgeous as a whole, the most popular landscapes include:
Torres del Paine’s granite towers and turquoise lakes
Mount Fitz Roy’s jagged skyline
Perito Moreno Glacier in El Calafate
The volcanic valleys of the Lake District
Colorful stilt houses in Chiloé
Fjords and waterfalls of Aysén
Each region offers distinct scenery – our team helps prioritize based on your goals.
The region is home to some of the most iconic trails on Earth:
W Trek (Chile): Glacier Grey, French Valley, Las Torres
O Trek (Chile): Longer loop for seasoned trekkers
Laguna de los Tres (Argentina): Fitz Roy viewpoint
Cerro Torre trails (Argentina)
Additionally, lesser-traveled options in Aysén provide remote immersion with few crowds.
Yes. We specialize in comfort-forward itineraries:
Scenic boat tours along glaciers
Gentle valley walks
Photographic vistas accessible via shuttle
Boutique lodges with spa amenities
Our Patagonia travel packages can be tailored for adventure – or relaxation.
We specialize in:
Private, tailor-made Patagonia itineraries
Expert local guides & trusted outfitters
Handpicked lodges, eco-camps & boutique hotels
Fully organized W Trek & O Trek experiences
Seamless cross-border planning
24/7 in-country support
We handle every detail so you can focus on the adventure.
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