The most beautiful sights in Patagonia

The Valdés Peninsula is the perfect place for wildlife spotting. The nutrient-rich waters along the coast of the Valdés Peninsula are home to an exceptionally diverse range of wildlife, including penguins, seals, sea lions, whales and elephant seals! Read more

On the map, it’s just a nondescript line running from north to south. But appearances can be deceiving. The Carretera Austral is not only one of the most beautiful driving routes in Latin America, it’s also among the very best in the world. Read more

Torres del Paine National Park is considered one of the most extraordinary natural areas in the world. Thanks to its unique flora, fauna and spectacular landscapes, it was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1978. Read more

The name of the park, ‘Los Glaciares’, which means ‘glaciers’, refers to the vast glacial region, comprising no fewer than 14 large and over 200 smaller glaciers, which form part of the vast continental ice sheet. Read more

Luis Kochifas, captain of the Skorpios III, sails right through the southern ice fields of Chilean Patagonia along the unique and exclusive Kawesar route. Enormous glaciers flow into fjords and lakes. The waters are bright blue and the islets are home to playful sea lions and penguins. Join us on this glacier cruise. Read more

Where South America ends lies the world’s southernmost city, Ushuaia. This is the ideal base from which to explore Tierra del Fuego National Park. Read more