Patagonia travel guide
Where glaciers meet endless steppes.
Patagonia, located at the southern tip of South America, is a land of wild contrasts and breathtaking landscapes. From majestic glaciers to vast pampas and the towering Andes mountains, every view invites adventure. It's the perfect destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts, offering opportunities to explore national parks, hike, and observe unique wildlife. Discover a place where wonder awaits around every corner.
Currency 💵
ARS, $
Flight time ⌛
≈16.00-18.00h
Time difference 🕒
-4h in winter / -5h in summer
Flight cost ✈️
Local prices 🏠
Travel ideas in Patagonia to inspire your next trip
Our Travel Designers' top picks in Patagonia
- Explore the colossal glaciers in Los Glaciares National Park.
- Hike to the breathtaking Fitz Roy.
- Discover the wildlife of the Valdes Peninsula.
- Admire the lunar landscapes of Tierra del Fuego.
- Cruise along the pristine Beagle Channel.
Our best tips for planning your trip 🗺️
- Transport
The transport network is vast but distances can be long. Buses and ferries are common, but to explore remote regions, a rental car might be necessary. Road conditions may vary due to changing weather. - Language
Spanish is predominantly spoken, but in tourist areas, you will find some English speakers. Learning a few Spanish phrases can be helpful, such as “Hola” for hello and “Gracias” for thank you. - Weather
The weather can be very varied, with strong winds and cool temperatures even in summer. Be prepared to dress in layers to adapt to temperature fluctuations. - Food
Famous for top-quality beef and lamb. You should also try the local wine and fresh seafood. Meals are often hearty, and enjoying a traditional asado is a must. - Hiking
A paradise for hikers with many stunning trails. Expect breathtaking landscapes and ensure you have suitable gear for long-distance hikes. - Weatherproof outdoor clothing, rain cover for your backpack
- Hiking shoes and backpack with daily essentials
- Insect repellent and sun protection
- Power bank and adapter
- Credit card
- Explore national parks like Torres del Paine and Perito Moreno Glacier
- Take time to visit both Chilean and Argentine Patagonia
- Consider activities like trekking, kayaking, or wildlife watching
The best time to visit Patagonia is between November and March, when the weather is milder and the days are longer.
Prepare yourself to explore breathtaking landscapes. Start your adventure with Torres del Paine National Park, a natural jewel with its majestic mountains and glaciers to admire. Then head over to the Perito Moreno Glacier to witness its spectacular ice formations. For a cultural connection, spend time with the local gauchos, the famous Argentine cowboys. Finally, visit the Valdés Peninsula for unforgettable encounters with marine wildlife, including whales and penguins. Love to be adventurous.
Choose your travel style
Looking for an escape in Patagonia? Tailor-made journey, cruise, group adventure, or beachside relaxation… Every destination has its perfect way to be explored. Discover the one that will make your next vacation unforgettable! Our Travel Designers are here to listen to you and turn your wishes into a dream itinerary.
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