Travel style
Journeys where challenge, environmental conditions and the way a destination is explored are part of the experience.
Approach
Journeys where challenge, environmental conditions and the way a destination is accessed or explored form an important part of the experience. This may include trekking, mountain activities, boat journeys, cycling, horse riding, 4x4 expeditions, high-altitude destinations and travel through remote regions.
Key aspects
Experience Level
Variable, depending on the activity, the environment and the expected level of challenge.
Operations
Specialist suppliers, assessment of local conditions and operational coordination according to each journey.
Accommodation
Lodges, mountain hotels, estancias and other accommodation selected according to the journey and its setting.
Travel Rhythm
Variable, with timing adapted to the activities, distances and conditions of the journey.
Customization
Adapted to the client profile, previous experience, level of challenge and conditions of each journey.
Local Support
Operational support throughout the journey, with a local team available whenever assistance is required.
Ideal for
Seasonality
Argentine and Chilean Patagonia: from October to April for trekking, boat journeys and mountain routes, depending on conditions in each area.
Northern Argentina: much of the year, taking altitude, temperature variations and access conditions into account for each journey.
Cuyo: spring, summer and autumn for mountain activities, high-altitude journeys and Andean crossings.
For travel agencies and travel professionals
Activities and journeys selected according to the client profile and the expected level of challenge.
Specialist suppliers and routes assessed according to the conditions of each destination.
A balanced approach to activity, rest time, distances and logistics.
Frequently asked questions
It may include trekking, mountain activities, boat journeys, cycling, horse riding, 4x4 expeditions, high-altitude destinations and travel through remote regions, depending on the client profile and the conditions of each destination.
No. The level of challenge may be related to physical activity, but also to altitude, environmental conditions, distances, access or the logistics of the journey.
Continue exploring