Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego

We will start this day by getting acquainted with the local fauna. We head to the port, board a boat, and set out for a cruise on the Beagle Channel. During our trip, we will see the southernmost lighthouse in the world, snow-capped peaks with glaciers, a panorama of the city of Ushuaia with cruise ships heading to Antarctica, and, of course, islands with penguins and sea lions.

We return to the port and go to have lunch with delicious king crabs! After that, we will have half a day to buy souvenirs, stroll through the central districts, and visit a viewpoint that offers a stunning view of the entire city and the Beagle Channel.

We meet at Buenos Aires airport at the agreed time. After that, we take a taxi and go to the hotel.

After checking in, there will be time to gather ourselves and take a shower, and after that, we will head to lunch at one of the best steakhouses in the city. To try some of the best steaks in the world.

After lunch, we will stroll through the central part of the town, and in the evening we will gather at a cozy bar in the Puerto Madero area to have a small briefing about the tour and get to know each other better.

Our program is designed in such a way that with each passing day, the number of positive emotions and vibrant locations will only increase. So, let's have breakfast, check out of the hotel, and fly to one of the most beautiful corners of our planet – Patagonia!

We arrive in the capital of Argentine Patagonia – the town of El Calafate. We will again arrange for a rental car and head to our comfortable hotel. Depending on the time of arrival, we will have either lunch or dinner. After that, we can take a stroll along the colorful central street and buy souvenirs.

Today we will dedicate the day to studying one of the most famous and beautiful glaciers on our planet – Perito Moreno. It is unique in that, unlike many others, it does not melt, but rather grows!

We have breakfast, get into the cars, and set off at dawn to the national park. At the multi-level viewing platforms, you will have the opportunity to see the glacier from different angles.

After lunch at a local café, we will move to the port, where we will change cars for a boat and sail directly to the glacier!!! If we are lucky, we will see huge ice chunks crashing into the glacial lagoon before us with a roar!

After taking thousands of photos, we return to the city. Here we will be able to have dinner with world-famous steaks and spend the rest of the day strolling through the streets of the city.

If desired, on this day you can take an additional excursion and set off to conquer the Perito Moreno glacier in the company of an experienced guide. You will sail by boat along the southern wall of the glacier, after which you will disembark on the opposite side of the lagoon and embark on a one-hour trek on the glacier itself!

We wake up slowly, have breakfast, and head to the town of El Chaltén. It is here that probably the most famous mountain in South America, Fitz Roy, is located. Very often the mountain is hidden in clouds, but if we are lucky, we will see the peak from afar. It will be like a compass, showing us the way.

We check into the cabins, have lunch, and rest before tomorrow's hike to the foot of the mountain. If desired, one can go for Argentine skewers to the butcher shop and in the evening have a barbecue!

Today we wake up earlier because a 15 km hike awaits us. We take a snack, water, and set off on our journey. On average, the one-way trip takes about 5 hours. But believe me, what you will see there will make you forget about the fatigue! The route will be quite gentle, except for the last 500 m, and very picturesque. Be sure to walk in the hall before departure.

Upon reaching the final point, if there are no clouds, we will see all three peaks, and at the foot, two glacial lakes with incredibly blue water. Here we will have a snack and take hundreds of bright photos, after which we return to rest in our cabins.

We have breakfast and head to the Chilean part of Patagonia, to be precise, to the town of Puerto Natales. It is there that one of the most beautiful national parks is located – Torres del Paine.

On the way, we will stop in El Calafate to return the cars and switch to our comfortable minibus, which will take us to Chile. The change is necessary since we will not be returning to Argentina.

Upon arrival, we check into the hotel, have lunch, and go for a walk in the city center. Today we also need to stop by the market to grab a snack for tomorrow, as there is only one café in the national park and the choice there is not large.

We return to the hotel and rest.

We wake up, have breakfast, and head to Torres del Paine National Park. Its name, translated from the language of the local Tehuelche Indians, means - blue peaks. And this is not surprising, as various shades of blue and azure dominate the color palette of the local landscapes.

The road to the entrance of its territory will take about an hour. Upon arrival, we will see the main attractions - the 3 towers Las Torres and the peaks Las Cuernos. They are considered symbols of the park and the most photographed objects in Latin America. Also, here we will see glaciers and incredibly blue glacial lakes. And if we are lucky, we might be visited by the largest bird in the world - the condor. On our first trip here, because of it, we almost lost the drone ))

Closer to lunchtime, we will have a picnic outdoors. After that, if the weather permits, we will continue to explore the park. And closer to the evening, we will return to the hotel for dinner.

Today we have a flight to the capital of Chile – Santiago de Chile.

We check out of the hotel at a leisurely pace. If there's time and desire, we can take a little walk around morning Puerto Natales, after which we take a taxi to the airport.

In the evening, we relax and stroll around the capital, after which we gather for a farewell dinner at a restaurant.

We have breakfast, say goodbye to the incredible South America, and fly home.