Patagonia begins in the Lake District of Chile and Argentina and encompasses all the land up to Tierra del Fuego, the southernmost tip of South America. This wild land has been shaped over millennia by a rugged coastline pounded by an unrelenting ocean and pushed from either side to form the colossal spine of the Andes Mountains. Argentina’s slice of Patagonia is home to abundant wildlife and weather-worn landscapes. Travel to the Atlantic coast to see migrating marine life including Orcas, Blue Whales, and Southern Right Whales that gather in the cold waters of the Chubut Province between May and December. Further south, the drama continues as the Andes peaks reach precipitous heights and age-old glaciers creak and groan in their shadow. Patagonia is an excellent region for mountain hiking of all levels with 4×4 backup for those who want to take it easy or overnight camping options to satisfy adventure-seekers. Flyfishers looking for the perfect fly fishing holiday will enjoy casting into the crystal clear water of Patagonian rivers brimming with wild trout. Northern Patagonia is a more gentle expanse of pine forests mirrored above indigo lakes laced with easy walking trails that lead through forests with stunning views of the lakes below. Whether you choose an adrenaline-filled adventure in the south of Patagonia or relaxation in the north, the raw beauty of this region is sure to rejuvenate mind, body and soul. Â
From the deep cobalt lakes in the north of Patagonia to the icy fjords and glaciers in the south, few first-time visitors to Chile come without exploring the natural beauty of this region. Dramatic mountain peaks in the Torres del Paine National Park are perfect for hiking and walking, with never-ending lofty views and landscapes that defy the imagination.
Northern Argentina is a perfect destination for holidays that combine culture with wildlife and contrasting landscapes. The parched deserts in Salta, fertile wetlands in Corrientes and Atlantic rainforest in Iguazu make an excellent trio in one trip or individually.
If you have a passion for wine, the chances are that a trip to Mendoza is on your list of places to visit in Argentina; you won’t be disappointed. The natural beauty of this region tucked under the rugged peaks of the Andes will leave a lasting impression.
Northern Argentina is a perfect destination for holidays that combine culture with wildlife and contrasting landscapes. The parched deserts in Salta, fertile wetlands in Corrientes and Atlantic rainforest in Iguazu make an excellent trio in one trip or individually.
Northern Argentina is a perfect destination for holidays that combine culture with wildlife and contrasting landscapes. The parched deserts in Salta, fertile wetlands in Corrientes and Atlantic rainforest in Iguazu make an excellent trio in one trip or individually.
A direct flight links Mendoza with Cordoba. Here you will discover soft grassy hills and thousands of acres of rural land to explore.
This sultry city, with its moody tango bars, faded European elegance, and cutting-edge contemporary architecture needs time for deep exploration. Come here to wander the cobbled streets of Palermo, where languid coffee bars spill into the dappled shade of tree-lined pavements.
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