From Tierra del Fuego to the Andes — glaciers, canals, and Patagonian steppe in one journey
Trip overview
A 14-day route through southern Patagonia combining Argentina and Chile, from Tierra del Fuego to Santiago.
A 14-day journey through the southernmost reaches of South America, connecting Buenos Aires, Ushuaia, El Calafate, Puerto Natales, and Santiago de Chile.
The itinerary crosses maritime channels, glaciers, Patagonian steppe, and Andean cities, combining some of the most emblematic landscapes of Argentina and Chile in a single trip.
Duración
14 Days / 13 Nights
Travel style
Premium
Season
Spring, Summer, Autumn
Highlights
Ideal for
Day-by-day itinerary
Included
Accommodation with breakfast throughout, Private airport transfers in all destinations, Buenos Aires city tour + Delta del Paraná excursion, Tierra del Fuego National Park + Beagle Channel navigation, Perito Moreno Glacier excursion, Torres del Paine full-day excursion with box lunch, Santiago city tour + Valparaíso and Viña del Mar excursion, Local guides as per services
Not included
International and domestic flights, National park and museum entrance fees, Local tourism taxes, Meals and beverages not specified, Gratuities and personal expenses, Optional activities not listed in the program
Optional Experiences
FAQs
October to April is recommended. November, December, March and April offer the best balance of weather, daylight hours and tourism operations.
No. Domestic and international flights are not included. Your travel advisor will coordinate them as part of the full proposal.
Yes. The transfer is done by regular bus and takes approximately 5 hours, crossing the Patagonian steppe and the Argentine-Chilean border. It is a scenic part of the journey.
Yes. This itinerary is a base for a tailor-made proposal. Accommodation category, pace, and optional activities can be adjusted to your preferences.
Moderate. Excursions involve walking on uneven terrain and exposure to variable weather. No technical mountaineering skills are required.