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Patagonia tours
Granite towers over milk-blue lakes, glaciers that calve like thunder, and a warm lodge with dinner waiting at the end of every trail.
Patagonia is what the end of a continent looks like: the granite towers of Torres del Paine, the three-mile face of the Perito Moreno glacier, fjords where the ice comes down to the waterline, and steppe running to the horizon under a wind that never quite stops. Walk it from a lodge or sail the channels no road reaches; either way the austral summer, October to April, is the season, and our trips build in the weather.
Best Patagonia tours
The classics and the trips travelers ask for most, each tailored to your dates during planning.
Patagonia
Fjords of Tierra del Fuego
Punta Arenas to Ushuaia through water no road reaches: glacier faces by Zodiac, elephant seals on the beach, and Cape Horn on the fourth morning.
5 days
FromUS$2,080
4 nights
per person
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Physical rating 2 out of 5
Patagonia
Patagonian Explorer
Cape Horn on the first morning out of Ushuaia, then north through the Beagle Channel's glacier alleys to a penguin colony in the Strait of Magellan.
5 days
FromUS$2,080
4 nights
per person
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Physical rating 2 out of 5
Patagonia
Tierra del Fuego Expedition
Both southern routes sailed back to back on one ship, which buys the whole navigation area and two separate attempts at landing on Cape Horn.
9 days
FromUS$3,750
8 nights
per person
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Physical rating 2 out of 5
How we plan it
- Match the lodge and sector to the walks you actually want
- Build buffer days around the weather-critical summits and viewpoints
- Keep hard days optional so mixed parties travel together
- Hold lodges, transfers, and internal flights under one reservation trail
Tell us your dates and your party.
A specialist builds the route around your pace, holds the lodges, and sends one clear proposal.
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