Patagonia Adventure: Chile & Argentina
12 days, 6 cities | From $3,589 $3,189 before flights($400 off) | Estimated biweekly payments as low as $106
Which trip style is right for you?
Essential: Room with 3+ other travelers in conveniently located hostels. For social butterflies who thrive on meeting other people.
Plus: Stay with just one other person in 3 or 4-star hotels. Perfect for couples or anyone who enjoys recharging in their own space.
Why go?
Add some “whoa” to your life on a wilderness trip for the ages. Thousands of miles away, at the southern tip of South America, fjords, glacial lagoons, and towering mountains await you. Your story begins at the end of the world. 😮💨 NOTE! 😮💨 A moderate level of fitness is required for this tour due to the physical demand of certain activities. The Perito Moreno Glacier hike may include additional restrictions to protect the integrity of the glacier. Additionally, all outdoor and hiking activities may be adjusted on tour due to local conditions, such as weather or trail closures.
What you'll get
- Round-trip flights & airport transfers (or book 'em yourself)
- 9 nights in handpicked accommodations
- 10 breakfasts
- 1 lunch
- 2 dinners
- Expert Tour Director
- 24/7 support
- Full-day Torres del Paine National Park excursion
- Glacier adventure at El Perito Moreno
- Guided hike of Laguna de Los Tres
Picture yourself
- Embracing the remote wilderness of Patagonia’s mountains and glaciers
- Walking on (frozen) water at El Perito Moreno glacier
- Hiking some of the most beautiful trails in South America
- Tangoing your way through Buenos Aires
Itinerary
Day 1: Overnight Flight to Chile
Sit back, relax, and unwind on your overnight flight to Santiago, Chile—the capital city of the country, and your base from which you’ll enter the Patagonia Region. Hope you packed a travel pillow for the plane, because you are in for plenty of neck craning in awe of the giant mountains on this trip.
Day 2: Arrive in Santiago + Welcome Dinner
Welcome to Chile! Santiago is an incredible, vibrant city that looks like someone dropped the world’s newest skyscrapers next to the most ornate churches and placed the stunning Andes Mountains behind it all.
Wander around Santiago’s city center and artsy neighborhoods with a pisco sour (the national alcoholic beverage) in hand.
- Land at the airport and meet a waiting EF representative.
- Transfer to your hotel to check in and meet your fellow travelers.
- Check out street art and trendy venues along Barrio Bellavista on an introductory sightseeing walk with your Tour Director.
- Make a stop at Plaza de Armas or Kilometer Zero—where the distance between different cities of the country begins to be measured.
- Enjoy a Welcome Dinner of local cuisine and drinks with fellow travelers at an authentic local spot.
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Accommodations
We handpick every accommodation and focus on locations and properties where local culture is at your doorstep. Specific accommodations will vary based on your departure date, but these are frequently used properties for this tour.
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Reviews
Overall rating based on 72 traveler reviews
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Great trip, only thing I would of changed is being able to hike ONTO the glacier as part of the trip. Would recommend, great views, great food, great tour guide!
El jefe, the don, el REY. Without him, it wouldn’t have been nearly the same. He was the difference. Hes a genuine and compassionate man. We love him so much. Until we meet again my friend! Tony El viejo
This trip was so much fun! A great way to see Patagonia. Overall, the trip was a great value. I would recommend booking an extra night or two in Santiago ahead of the trip if you are able to
This trip was so incredible and I felt like it went perfectly! I loved my group of travelers and how well everyone got along. The itinerary was everything! The glacier was amazing and the big hike was definitely long and difficult but so worth it! It is a very active trip but...
If you are gluten free (not celiac) and worried about going to South America have no fear! There were more gluten free options consistently than I found in New York. Especially for beer, it was wild. Aside from the obvious reasons for going on this trip like the stunning views...
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