Day 1 · Buenos Aires → Ushuaia

Welcome to the End of the World

Your Patagonian adventure begins with a flight from Buenos Aires to Ushuaia, at the southern tip of Argentina.

Upon arrival, you will be welcomed at the airport and transferred to your hotel.

Set between the Martial Mountains and the waters of the Beagle Channel, Ushuaia is the gateway to Tierra del Fuego and the perfect starting point for a journey across the southernmost landscapes of Argentina and Chile.

Enjoy the remainder of the day at leisure.

Overnight in Ushuaia.

Day 2 · The End of the World

Tierra del Fuego National Park · End of the World Train · Beagle Channel

After breakfast, begin your exploration of Tierra del Fuego National Park, where native forests, mountains, lakes and rivers meet the waters of the Beagle Channel.

Continue aboard the legendary End of the World Train, following part of the historic railway once used by prisoners from Ushuaia’s former penal colony. The journey crosses forests, valleys and rivers while revealing a fascinating chapter of Tierra del Fuego’s history.

Later, set sail across the Beagle Channel, surrounded by the mountains of the southern Andes. Along the way, observe seabird colonies, sea lions and the iconic Les Éclaireurs Lighthouse.

A day combining history, wildlife and some of the most emblematic landscapes at the End of the World.

Overnight in Ushuaia.

 Day 3 · Emerald Lagoon

 Laguna Esmeralda Trekking

Today, venture into the wilderness surrounding Ushuaia on one of Tierra del Fuego’s most beautiful hiking experiences.

The trail to Laguna Esmeralda crosses native lenga forests, peat bogs and mountain terrain before reaching a spectacular glacial lagoon surrounded by the Fuegian Andes.

Its distinctive emerald-colored waters and remote mountain setting make this one of the most memorable natural landscapes in southern Argentina.

A box lunch is included during the excursion.

After completing the trek, return to Ushuaia.

Overnight in Ushuaia.

Day 4 · Ushuaia → Punta Arenas

Crossing into Chilean Patagonia

After breakfast, transfer from your hotel to begin the journey from Ushuaia to Punta Arenas, Chile.

Depending on the season and available connections, the journey between both cities will be operated by flight or scheduled coach service.

This is more than a transfer: it marks the transition from Argentine Tierra del Fuego into Chilean Patagonia and the legendary region surrounding the Strait of Magellan.

Transfers between your hotel and the corresponding airport or bus terminal are included in both Ushuaia and Punta Arenas.

Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel and enjoy the remainder of the day at leisure.

Overnight in Punta Arenas.

Day 5 · Magdalena Island

Navigation through the Strait of Magellan

Today, set sail across the legendary Strait of Magellan*toward Magdalena Island, one of the most remarkable wildlife experiences in Chilean Patagonia.

Located approximately 35 kilometers from Punta Arenas, the island forms part of Los Pingüinos Natural Monument and is home to one of the region’s most important colonies of Magellanic penguins.

After disembarking, walk along the island’s marked trail among thousands of penguins in their natural habitat. Depending on the time of year, other seabirds may also be observed, including cormorants, skuas and gulls.

The trail leads toward the island’s historic lighthouse, offering panoramic views across the Strait of Magellan and the surrounding Patagonian waters.

After approximately one hour on the island, return by boat to Punta Arenas.

A seasonal wildlife experience generally available during the penguin nesting period.

Overnight in Punta Arenas.

Day 6 · Punta Arenas → Puerto Natales

Journey into Southern Chile

After breakfast, continue north toward Puerto Natales, the gateway to Torres del Paine National Park.

Depending on the season and available transportation services, the connection will be arranged by scheduled coach or flight.

Transfers between your hotel and the corresponding bus terminal or airport are included at both destinations.

Upon arrival in Puerto Natales, transfer to your hotel and enjoy the rest of the day at leisure.

This peaceful Patagonian town, set along the Última Esperanza Sound and framed by distant mountains, will be your base for exploring one of Chile’s greatest natural treasures.

Overnight in Puerto Natales.

Day 7 · Torres del Paine

Torres del Paine National Park & Milodón Cave

Today, discover the spectacular landscapes of Torres del Paine National Park, one of the most iconic protected areas in South America.

The journey begins with a visit to the Milodón Cave Natural Monument, a vast prehistoric cave where remains of the Mylodon, an extinct giant ground sloth, were discovered.

Continue across the Patagonian landscape toward Torres del Paine, where granite mountains shaped by glacial forces rise above turquoise lakes, valleys and vast expanses of steppe.

Throughout the day, explore panoramic viewpoints and some of the park’s most remarkable landscapes, with opportunities to observe local wildlife such as guanacos and rheas.

The excursion includes stops around the park's lakes and viewpoints, as well as a short walk toward Salto Grande, one of its most impressive waterfalls. The journey continues toward the Lago Grey sector, where the surrounding mountains and floating ice create another extraordinary Patagonian panorama.

After a full day immersed in the landscapes of Torres del Paine, return to Puerto Natales.

Overnight in Puerto Natales.

Day 8 · Grey Glacier

Navigation through Torres del Paine

Return to the extraordinary landscapes of Torres del Paine for a navigation toward Grey Glacier, one of the great glaciers descending from the Southern Patagonian Ice Field.

After reaching the Lago Grey area, a short walk through the surrounding landscape leads toward the boarding point.

Set sail across the milky-blue waters of Grey Lake, navigating among floating icebergs and surrounded by forests, mountains and the dramatic scenery of Torres del Paine.

As the vessel approaches Grey Glacier, admire its deep blue tones, enormous walls of ice and the crevasses that reveal the immense natural forces shaping Patagonia.

The navigation offers a completely different perspective of Torres del Paine and an unforgettable encounter with one of the park’s most impressive glacial landscapes.

After the experience, return to Puerto Natales.

Overnight in Puerto Natales.

Day 9 · Puerto Natales → El Calafate

Crossing the Andes Back into Argentina

After breakfast, transfer from your hotel to the Puerto Natales bus terminal.

Depart by scheduled coach toward El Calafate, Argentina, crossing the international border and traveling through the vast landscapes of the Patagonian steppe.

Upon arrival at the El Calafate bus terminal, you will be welcomed and transferred to your hotel.

Located on the shores of Lago Argentino, El Calafate is the gateway to Los Glaciares National Park and the final chapter of this journey across Patagonia.

Enjoy the remainder of the day at leisure.

Overnight in El Calafate.

Day 10 · Perito Moreno Glacier

Los Glaciares National Park & Glacier Navigation

Today, discover one of Patagonia’s greatest natural icons: the magnificent Perito Moreno Glacier.

Travel into Los Glaciares National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where an extensive network of walkways and panoramic viewpoints reveals the glacier from multiple perspectives.

Towering walls of blue and white ice rise above the waters of Lago Argentino, creating an immense and constantly evolving landscape.

The experience also includes a boat navigation near the glacier, offering another perspective from the water and the opportunity to appreciate the scale, colors and textures of its imposing ice walls.

After an unforgettable encounter with one of Argentina’s most extraordinary natural wonders, return to El Calafate.

Overnight in El Calafate.

Day 11 · El Calafate → Buenos Aires

Farewell to Patagonia

After breakfast, enjoy your final moments in Patagonia before transferring from your hotel to El Calafate Airport.

Board your flight to Buenos Aires, marking the end of an extraordinary journey across the southern landscapes of Argentina and Chile.

From Tierra del Fuego and the Strait of Magellan to Torres del Paine and the glaciers of southern Argentina, eleven days have connected some of Patagonia’s most remote and spectacular environments.

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