Welcome to the wild and wondrous world of Patagonia, where adventure and luxury intertwine in the most breathtaking landscapes imaginable!

Picture yourself hiking past majestic granite peaks, cruising alongside shimmering glaciers, or unwinding by crystal-clear lakes—all while indulging in delicious, locally inspired cuisine. In Patagonia, your dreams of extraordinary experiences come to life in style, offering not just unforgettable adventures but also the finest in food and comfort amidst stunning natural beauty.

At Across South America, Patagonia isn’t just another destination—it’s a region we know like the back of our hand. We’ve walked these trails, sailed these waters, and handpicked the best spots for you to experience the magic of both Argentina and Chile. Our deep love for Patagonia, combined with our years of crafting unforgettable, personalized trips, means we know exactly how to turn your journey into a once-in-a-lifetime adventure.

In this post, we’re thrilled to share some of the insider insights we provide when planning your custom trips to Patagonia. Whether you’re looking for adrenaline-pumping hikes, serene nature retreats, or the perfect blend of both, we’ve got the expert knowledge to guide you to the very best places in this awe-inspiring region.

So, get ready to explore Patagonia like a true traveler, not just a tourist—because when you travel with us, that’s exactly what you’ll be.

7 Best places to visit in Patagonia

Shared across two beautiful countries, Argentina and Chile, Patagonia is a fascinating region that should be on the must-visit list of every nature lover. With mesmerizing deserts, grasslands, and arid steppes in Argentina, the temperate rainforest and the impressive glacial fjords of Chile, as well as the imposing Andes Mountains, Patagonia has something for every taste.  If you are thinking about visiting this fascinating area, but can’t decide yet, continue reading this article and find out the 7 best places to visit in Patagonia

1- Best Places to Visit in Patagonia: Torres del Paine National Park 

Located in Chile’s Patagonia region and known for the breathtaking granite pillars of Torres del Paine that dominate its landscape, this incredible park is a crown jewel of Patagonia and one of our top destinations for travelers who crave the perfect balance of outdoor adventure and luxurious relaxation.

If you love soft hikes and breathtaking scenery, this national park is nothing short of a paradise. Picture yourself staying in a luxury lodge where every morning starts with sweeping views of the iconic Paine massif and the towering granite spires that give the park its name.

Your days here can be filled with a variety of unforgettable experiences. Take a gentle hike along the shores of Lake Pehoé, where the vibrant turquoise waters contrast beautifully with the dramatic mountain backdrop. Don’t miss the chance to visit the stunning Grey Glacier—either by taking a boat ride across the glacial lake or opting for a guided walk on the glacier itself, where you’ll witness the raw power of nature up close. Another must-see is the French Valley, where you can enjoy a moderate hike that rewards you with panoramic views of hanging glaciers and cascading waterfalls.

For wildlife enthusiasts, Torres del Paine offers the chance to see guanacos, foxes, and even elusive pumas in their natural habitat. After a day of exploration, return to your lodge for a gourmet meal featuring local flavors, or unwind in the spa with treatments that use native Patagonian ingredients. And, of course, be sure to take in the majestic sunrise or sunset over the Cuernos del Paine—those moments alone are worth the trip. In Torres del Paine, every moment is designed to offer a once-in-a-lifetime experience, blending the awe of nature with the comfort and exclusivity of luxury travel.

👉 Best time to visit Torres del Paine: We love Torres del Paine in autumn.

Autumn is undoubtedly one of the best times to visit Torres del Paine, offering a unique and serene experience of Patagonia.

Patagonia’s Torres Del Paine National Park is breathtaking – and the world does know it. It can get crowded, especially in the summer months (December – March). Sometime towards the end of May and early April, when autumn has well and truly set in, the visitor numbers drop considerably, and you have the trails and stunning vistas all to yourself!

From late March to May, the park is bathed in stunning hues of red, orange, and gold as the lenga trees transform the landscape into a vibrant tapestry. The cooler temperatures make hiking more comfortable, and the trails are quieter, allowing you to truly immerse yourself in the natural beauty without the crowds. The crisp, clear air enhances the views of the Paine massif, and with fewer visitors, you’ll have more opportunities for private, exclusive experiences. Whether you’re savoring the fall colors on a gentle hike or enjoying a sunset over the Cuernos del Paine, autumn in Torres del Paine is a magical time that perfectly combines the tranquility of nature with the luxurious touches that make your trip unforgettable.

During Autumn days are getting shorter, but with daylight from around 7.30 am to 8pm you’ll still have a full day of sun for your hike and The famous Patagonian wind is starting to die down.

👉 How long to Stay in Torres del Paine: Minimum of 4 days/3 nights

If you are an active traveler and the focus of your trip is hiking, exploring and experiencing the area the trekking options lasts between 4 and 8 days. Have at least 4 days/3 nights so you will see the three iconic highlights of the national park, Valle Francés, Base of the Towers, and Glacier Grey.

👉 Where to stay in Torres del Paine: The best way to experience the park is to stay inside it.

When visiting Torres del Paine, staying inside the park is truly the best way to immerse yourself in its breathtaking beauty and make the most of your experience. Nestled within the heart of the park, luxury lodges offer unparalleled access to the stunning landscapes, allowing you to wake up to panoramic views of the towering mountains and serene lakes right from your window. Staying inside the park means you can start your day with early morning hikes before the crowds arrive, or enjoy a leisurely breakfast while soaking in the tranquility of your surroundings.

These lodges often offer exclusive amenities such as private guided tours, gourmet dining, and spa services, all designed to enhance your stay with comfort and sophistication. Plus, by staying within the park, you’ll have the flexibility to explore at your own pace, returning to your lodge whenever you need a break, and heading back out to catch a spectacular sunset or spot wildlife as dusk falls. It’s the perfect blend of adventure and luxury, ensuring that your time in Torres del Paine is as convenient as it is unforgettable.

✨Our top choices for Luxury lodges when visiting Torres del Paine are Explora Torres del Paine and Patagonia Camp Luxury Glamping.

Read more about it: Torres del Paine: Best Luxury Boutique Hotels & Lodges (our selection!)

2-Best Places to Visit in Patagonia: El Chalten 

El Chaltén is a hidden gem in Patagonia, offering an incredible mix of jaw-dropping landscapes, accessible hiking trails, and a serene, off-the-beaten-path atmosphere that makes it a must-visit if you are seeking the true essence of Patagonia.

This charming village is the gateway to some of Patagonia’s most iconic hikes. For those who crave a challenge, the trail to Laguna de los Tres is a must—it leads you to a breathtaking viewpoint where Mount Fitz Roy rises dramatically against the sky, its jagged peaks reflecting in the turquoise waters below.

While it’s famous for its challenging treks, it also caters to travelers who prefer softer hikes. The village is surrounded by a network of gentle trails that allow you to experience the stunning landscapes at a more relaxed pace.

Trails like the one leading to Laguna Capri are perfect for those who want to enjoy panoramic views without the steep climbs, offering a tranquil hike with beautiful vistas of Fitz Roy and the surrounding lakes. You can also take a leisurely walk to the Chorrillo del Salto, a picturesque waterfall just a short distance from the village, or explore the scenic paths along the Río de las Vueltas, where you can spot local wildlife and enjoy the serene atmosphere.

Beyond hiking, El Chaltén offers other activities such as horseback riding through the vast Patagonian steppe, boat trips on the stunning Lago del Desierto, and even glacier excursions for a closer look at the region’s icy wonders. After a day of adventure, you can unwind in one of the village’s cozy lodges or boutique hotels, where you’ll find the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comfort.

👉 Best time to visit El Chalten: October, November, and April.

The Tourist season in El Chalten begins in October and normally ends in April. During this season, with warm weather and longer days, you can do all hiking trails and activities. A higher number of visitors arrive during the summer from December to March, so we suggest visiting the area in October, November, and April.

👉 How Long to Stay in El Chalten: Stay at least three days

You will need at least 3 days to do some of the short or medium treks and excursions that El Chalten offers, or you will want to come back for more!

👉 Where to Stay in El Chalten: Staying at the Explora Lodge or Aguas Arriba Lodge will elevate your Patagonian experience.

Explora Lodge and Aguas Arriba Lodge are our top choices for staying in El Chaltén, not just because of their luxurious accommodations, but because they offer a truly immersive Patagonian experience that you can’t find in the village itself. Both lodges are located outside of El Chaltén, allowing guests to fully embrace the stunning natural surroundings without the distractions of the village. Explora Lodge is set in a remote location within Los Glaciares National Park, offering unparalleled access to some of the most iconic trails and vistas, all while providing exceptional service, guided explorations, and gourmet dining.

Aguas Arriba Lodge, on the other hand, is a hidden gem accessible only by boat or a scenic hike, nestled on the shores of Lago del Desierto. Here, you’ll enjoy breathtaking views of the Vespignani Glacier and the serene, untouched wilderness. We love these lodges because they combine luxury with seclusion, ensuring that your stay in El Chaltén is as peaceful and extraordinary as the landscape itself.

These 2 lodes are small luxury properties, so we recommend booking at least 6 months in advance.

READ MORE: 5 Top Luxury Patagonia Hotels in a One-of-a-Kind Location

3- Best Places to visit in Patagonia: Los Glaciares National Park 

If you want to visit the glaciers in Patagonia, Perito Moreno Glacier is the best choice. Considered to be one of the most famous glaciers in the world, its imposing beauty gives it a special place on our list of 7 best places to visit in Patagonia. Once you get there, you will see why this is undoubtedly one of the highlights of any Patagonia trip.

Surrounded by relaxing turquoise waters, this fascinating wonder of nature covers around 12 square miles, rises a height of about 240 feet above the water, and it is still growing. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site and the third-largest reserve of freshwater on the planet. It is one of the Seven Natural wonders of Argentina chosen by the people.

When visiting the Perito Moreno Glacier, there are three unique experiences that we absolutely love, each offering a different way to connect with the stunning landscape.

✔️ the soft mini-trekking adventure lets you step directly onto the glacier, where you can explore the icy terrain up close. It’s a gentle hike that brings you face-to-face with the brilliant blue crevasses and the immense power of this natural wonder, all while being guided by experts who share insights about the glacier’s formation and history

✔️For a more relaxed yet equally breathtaking experience, a gourmet navigation is an absolute must when visiting the Perito Moreno Glacier. This luxury cruise takes you on a journey across the pristine waters of Lago Argentino, offering unparalleled views of not just the Perito Moreno Glacier, but also the stunning Spegazzini and Upsala glaciers. As you glide past these massive ice formations, you’ll be treated to a gourmet meal featuring the finest Patagonian cuisine, perfectly complementing the awe-inspiring scenery.

✔️Lastly, a visit to Estancia Cristina adds a cultural and historical dimension to your trip. Accessible by boat through Lago Argentino, this remote estancia offers a variety of activities, from 4×4 tours to the Upsala Glacier lookout point, to horseback riding expeditions that take you through the stunning Patagonian steppe and valleys.

READ MORE: Must-Have Amazing Luxury Experiences in Patagonia Argentina

👉 Best time to visit Los Glaciares National Park: the best time to visit Perito Moreno is in the summer (Dec – Mar)

As in the rest of Patagonia, autumn is a beautiful time to go as the leaves change color so the landscape is absolutely gorgeous and it is less popular. If you travel during the summer, try to visit the park early in the morning after it opens or before the park closes to avoid the crowds.

👉How long to Stay in Los Glaciares National Park: stay at least 4 days/3 nights

One day, we suggest doing mini-trekking or big Ice trekking in the Glacier; the second day, enjoy one of the navigations to see the rest of the Glaciers; and the last day for a Patagonia estancia experience.

👉 Where to Stay in Los Glaciares National Park: The closest town is El Calafate.

El Calafate is the Central Hub to Patagonia, is the perfect place to fly into from Buenos Aires and connect by land to El Chaltén and Torres del Paine. You can stay in one of the hotels situated there. But our suggestion is to stay at Eolo Lodge or Estancia Cristina. It will immerse you in the heart of Patagonia’s majestic landscapes while offering luxurious comfort and authentic experiences.

Eolo Lodge is a stunning property set on a vast, private estate that captures the essence of Patagonia’s wild beauty. Located just outside El Calafate, this exclusive lodge offers panoramic views of the windswept steppe, the towering Andes, and the shimmering Argentino Lake. For a more adventurous and immersive experience, Estancia Cristina is an exceptional choice. Accessible only by boat via the Upsala Glacier, this historic estancia offers an authentic glimpse into Patagonia’s pioneering past.

4- Best Places to visit in Patagonia: Peninsula Valdes, a whale watchers’ heaven

Peninsula Valdes is a must-visit destination for any wildlife enthusiast looking to witness one of nature’s most awe-inspiring spectacles.

If you’re an animal lover, a wildlife trip to Península Valdés will be pure joy!

Peninsual Vales is not just one of the best places in Patagonia for whale watching—it’s one of the best places in the world. There’s truly no other spot where you can see whales so close and in such large numbers. From June to December, the waters around this hidden gem of Patagonia Argentina are teeming with southern right whales, offering an unparalleled opportunity to observe these majestic creatures in their natural habitat. Whether you’re on a boat tour or watching from the shore, you’ll be amazed by how close they come, often just a few meters away, creating a truly magical experience.

Beyond whale watching, Peninsula Valdes also offers incredible diving spots, beautiful beaches, and the chance to explore the region’s rich wildlife, including sea lions, penguins, and orcas. For anyone passionate about marine life, Peninsula Valdes is a must-visit destination in Patagonia.

👉When to visit Peninsula Vales for Whale Watching?⁠ From June to mid-December

Earlier in the season, El Doradillo Beach right outside Puerto Madryn, is the best place to find them.⁠
⁠From around September, the whales head around the peninsula to base themselves on the northern bay, and thus it is better to stay in one of the Estancias on the Peninsula. ⁠

READ MORE: Best places to see Penguins in Patagonia

if you visit between September and December, you’ll also have the chance to see orcas, sea lions, and penguins, making it a perfect time for wildlife enthusiasts to experience the rich marine life that Península Valdés has to offer

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👉Whale Species will you see? ⁠ The Southern Right Whale mesures 20 meters in length and can weigh up to 50 tonnes in weight⁠

👉 Where to stay In Peninsula Valdes: Two Hidden Gems for an immersive Wildlife experience

When visiting Península Valdés, two standout places to stay are Estancia Rincón Chico and Bahía Bustamante Lodge, each offering a unique and immersive experience in this stunning region of Patagonia.

Estancia Rincón Chico is a hidden gem located in the southeast corner of the peninsula, boasting 16 kilometers of private coastline along the Patagonian Sea. This exclusive property is not just a place to stay—it’s a sanctuary for wildlife enthusiasts. With only eight rooms, the estancia provides an intimate experience where guests can enjoy personalized service, explore the surrounding natural beauty, and observe wildlife right from the comfort of the lodge. The estancia is deeply committed to conservation, and your stay directly supports these efforts, making it a meaningful choice for eco-conscious travelers.

Bahía Bustamante Lodge, often referred to as Argentina’s answer to the Galápagos, is a private wildlife sanctuary surrounded by untouched nature. Located just south of Península Valdés, this remote lodge offers a variety of activities tailored to the tides and weather, from exploring the nearby Magellanic penguin colonies and sea lion rookeries to discovering ancient petrified forests and pristine beaches. The lodge’s connection to the land is evident in its sustainable practices and the immersive experiences it offers, making it an ideal spot for those looking to connect deeply with Patagonia’s wild side.

Both lodges provide not just a place to rest, but a gateway to the incredible biodiversity and natural beauty of Península Valdés, ensuring your visit is as enriching as it is relaxing.

5- Best Places to visit in Patagonia: Ushuaia, at the end of the world

Imagine adding Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world, to your bucket list—it’s a destination every traveler should experience at least once.

Ushuaia offers more than just the thrill of reaching the end of the world; it’s where you can truly immerse yourself in the mystique of Tierra del Fuego. Picture yourself exploring this legendary land of fire and ice, where the rugged beauty of the national park meets the windswept shores of the Beagle Channel. Discover the haunting landscapes that have inspired explorers for centuries, and experience the unique blend of adventure and history that makes Ushuaia so unforgettable. This isn’t just a destination; it’s a journey into the heart of one of the world’s most enigmatic and breathtaking regions.

Beyond its unique location, Ushuaia is packed with unforgettable adventures. You can hike to the serene Laguna Esmeralda, where the emerald-green waters are surrounded by snow-capped mountains. A visit to Estancia Harberton offers the chance to step back in time and learn about the region’s pioneering history, followed by a thrilling penguin-watching excursion. Exploring Fagnano and Escondido Lakes is another must-do, especially when combined with a visit to a traditional Patagonian estancia for a taste of local culture. And of course, no trip to Ushuaia is complete without delving into the mystique of Tierra del Fuego National Park, where you’ll be treated to stunning views and the opportunity to explore this legendary landscape

👉 Best time to visit Ushuaia: Summer for longer days.

High season (summer) is from December – March and has the warmest temperatures, but also the most tourists. The shoulder seasons of spring and fall are becoming increasingly popular due to mild day temperatures and fewer visitors.

👉How Long to Stay in Ushuaia: 3 days/ 2 nights

We suggest staying for at least three days to explore the Tierra del Fuego National Park, taking a boat to navigate the Beagle Channel, and visiting Estancia Harberton on the second day. Then, take a short boat ride to Isla Martillo to see penguins.

👉 Where to stay in Ushuaia: Unparalleled Views, from Arakur luxury hotel

When staying in Ushuaia, the Arakur Hotel is the perfect base for exploring this stunning destination. Perched high above the city, the Arakur offers unparalleled panoramic views of the Beagle Channel and the surrounding mountains, making it a destination in itself.

This luxurious hotel is known for its elegant design that blends harmoniously with the natural environment of Tierra del Fuego. You will enjoy top-notch amenities, including an infinity pool that overlooks the breathtaking scenery, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and a gourmet restaurant that serves local Patagonian cuisine. After a day of exploring Ushuaia’s highlights—whether it’s hiking to Laguna Esmeralda, visiting Estancia Harberton for a penguin-watching adventure, or exploring the mystical landscapes of Tierra del Fuego National Park—returning to the comfort and tranquility of the Arakur will be the perfect way to unwind and reflect on your adventure

6-Best Places to visit in Patagonia: Bariloche and the Lake District

Known by many as “Little Switzerland”, Bariloche is a stunning South American town with a very European feel. Located on the SouthWest of Argentina, Nestled on the shores of Lago Nahuel Huapi the city of Bariloche ⁠ has some of the country’s most spectacular scenery.⁠

Visiting Bariloche and the Lake District is an essential part of any Patagonian adventure, offering a blend of stunning natural beauty, outdoor activities, and charming culture. Nestled in the foothills of the Andes, this region is surrounded by crystal-clear lakes, lush forests, and towering mountains, making it a paradise for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

The region is known for its spectacular hiking trails, like those in Nahuel Huapi National Park, which provide breathtaking views of the lakes and peaks.

Bariloche is also famous for its Swiss-style architecture, vibrant local culture, and delicious chocolate shops, giving the town a unique, alpine charm.

Beyond Bariloche, two other gems in the Lake District are Villa La Angostura and San Martín de los Andes, both of which offer their own unique experiences.

Villa La Angostura is a picturesque village nestled on the shores of Nahuel Huapi Lake, known for its tranquil atmosphere and luxurious lodges. It’s a great spot for those looking to relax and enjoy the serene beauty of Patagonia, with activities like hiking, boating, and exploring the nearby Arrayanes Forest.

San Martín de los Andes, located on the shores of Lake Lácar, is another must-visit destination. This charming town is the gateway to Lanín National Park, home to the iconic Lanín Volcano and some of the most scenic hiking trails in the region. San Martín is also famous for its rich cultural scene, local cuisine, and warm hospitality.

The Lake District is not only about scenic beauty; it’s also a world-class destination for fly fishing. The region’s pristine rivers and lakes are teeming with trout, making it a favorite spot for anglers from around the world. Whether you’re casting a line in the Limay or Manso rivers or in one of the many lakes, the experience of fly fishing in these waters, surrounded by the stunning backdrop of Patagonia, is truly unforgettable.

👉Best time to Visit Lake district in Patagonia: November to March to enjoy outdoor activities

The best time to visit the Lake District in Patagonia largely depends on the type of experience you’re seeking:

Summer (December to February): This is the peak season for visiting the Lake District, with warm weather and long days perfect for outdoor activities like hiking, kayaking, and fly fishing. The landscapes are lush and vibrant, making it ideal for exploring the stunning trails around Bariloche, Villa La Angostura, and San Martín de los Andes.

Autumn (March to May): Autumn is a particularly magical time in the Lake District, as the forests around the lakes turn into a vivid tapestry of red, orange, and yellow. The weather is cooler, but still pleasant for outdoor activities. This season also brings fewer tourists, offering a more peaceful experience. It’s a great time for photography, scenic drives, and enjoying the local culture.

Spring (September to November): Spring brings blooming wildflowers and thawing lakes, creating beautiful landscapes. The weather can be unpredictable, but it’s a wonderful time to experience the region waking up from winter. Spring is also a quieter time to visit before the summer crowds arrive.

Winter (June to August): If you’re into winter sports, this is the time to visit. The Lake District, especially around Bariloche and Cerro Catedral, becomes a hub for skiing and snowboarding. The snowy landscapes are breathtaking, and the cozy mountain lodges add to the charm.

Each season offers something unique, so the best time to visit really depends on your interests and what kind of Patagonian adventure you’re looking for.

👉 How long to Stay in The lake district in Patagonia? As long as you possibly can!

Bariloche and the lake district are so diverse and have such magnificent landscapes that there is no limit to the time visitors can spend in this magic town. Most visitors will spend four days here, and if you have more time, extend your trip to San Martin de los Andes and Villa La Angostura.

👉Where to stay in Bariloche Lake district: Llao Llao Resort

When it comes to staying in Patagonia’s Lake District, the Llao Llao Resort is our choice. This iconic resort, nestled between the stunning mountains and lakes near Bariloche, offers more than just a place to rest your head—it’s a full-on Patagonian experience. Imagine waking up to breathtaking views of crystal-clear lakes and the majestic Andes right outside your window.

Llao Llao combines the charm of classic Patagonian architecture with all the modern luxuries you could wish for. Whether you’re relaxing by the infinity pool, getting pampered at the spa, or enjoying a round of golf on one of the most scenic courses in Argentina, there’s something for everyone. And if you’re the adventurous type, the resort is perfectly located for exploring the surrounding trails, hitting the slopes in winter, or trying out some water sports.

7- Best Places to visit in Patagonia: Route of Carretera Austral

If you always wanted to enjoy a road trip while in Chilean Patagonia, the superb Carretera Austral will satisfy this desire. The diverse scenery you will have the chance to admire on the road will instantly make you fall in love with Chile and its natural beauty.

Including the Carretera Austral in Chile is a must, especially for luxury travelers seeking an off-the-beaten-path adventure with breathtaking scenery and unique experiences. However, we often recommend this destination in itineraries for those who have at least 15 days to explore Patagonia and want to immerse themselves in some of the most remote and pristine landscapes the region has to offer.

This legendary route, which stretches over 1,200 kilometers through the heart of Chilean Patagonia, offers a journey through some of the most pristine and dramatic landscapes on the planet.

Epic Landscapes awaits you! The Carretera Austral takes you through a stunning variety of landscapes, from dense temperate rainforests and towering fjords to glacial lakes and snow-capped peaks. The scenery alone makes this route a standout, with opportunities to experience nature at its most raw and untouched.

Some of the experiences we love are:

Exploring Patagonia National Parks: The Carretera Austral provides access to some of Patagonia’s most spectacular national parks, including Queulat, Cerro Castillo, and Laguna San Rafael. These parks offer hiking, glacier viewing, and opportunities to explore vast, untouched wilderness areas.

Marble Caves (Capillas de Mármol): One of the most iconic stops along the Carretera Austral is the Marble Caves on Lake General Carrera. These stunning natural formations can be explored by boat or kayak, revealing swirling blue and white patterns that are simply mesmerizing.

Cruising the Fjords: Enjoy a private luxury boat through the Patagonian fjords, where you can witness the dramatic landscapes from the water, spot wildlife like dolphins and sea lions, and visit remote glaciers.

Fly Fishing: The rivers and lakes along the Carretera Austral are renowned for some of the best fly-fishing in Patagonia.

👉 How Long to Stay in Carretera Austral: This Patagonian Treasure Deserves a 4 to 7 Days Stay

To truly experience the Carretera Austral, we recommend staying for at least 4 days. However, longer stays of 5 to 7 days are ideal, especially if you want to explore the diverse landscapes and take part in various activities. This allows you to fully appreciate the region’s national parks, fjords, glaciers, and remote villages without feeling rushed.

👉Where to Stay in Carretera Austral: Exclusive Lodging to make your stay unique

Along the route, you’ll find luxury lodges and boutique hotels that offer not just comfort, but also a deep connection to the natural surroundings. Places like Puyuhuapi Lodge & Spa and the luxurious Explora Lodge in Patagonia provide world-class service, gourmet dining, and guided excursions that make the most of the surrounding wilderness.

Your Luxury Custom Trip to Patagonia Argentina and Chile

Planning your luxury trip to Patagonia means more than just visiting these incredible destinations—it’s about crafting an experience that’s tailored to your desires.

Whether you’re exploring the awe-inspiring Carretera Austral in Chile, standing at the edge of the world in Ushuaia, or relaxing at the iconic Llao Llao Resort in Argentina’s Lake District, every moment of your journey should be as unique as the landscapes you’ll encounter. At Across South America, we specialize in designing custom itineraries that blend adventure with comfort, ensuring that your Patagonian adventure is not just another trip, but a once-in-a-lifetime experience. From private guided tours to exclusive stays in luxury lodges, we’ll help you discover the very best of Patagonia, perfectly suited to your travel style and pace.

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