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Trekking Tour of Patagonia
An active tour for those who want to explore Patagonia’s best trails on foot.
Price: 2 800 $
Price: 2 800 $
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Патагония, Игуасу
и Буэнос Айрес
Даты: ноябрь 10-17
Стоимость: от 2 900 $/чел
Стоимость: от 2 900 $/чел
Patagonia, Iguazu, and Buenos Aires
Dates: November 20–27
Price: starting at $2,900 per person
Price: starting at $2,900 per person
It's worth the trip
About
This itinerary is designed around the key and lesser-known trails of Argentine Patagonia, including those visited by far fewer people.
Over the course of a week, we’ll hike a variety of trails: from iconic routes at the foot of Fitz Roy to panoramic viewpoints overlooking the entire mountain range.
The route requires a reasonable level of fitness and a willingness to hike. There are no extreme sections, but the hike is physically demanding. This trip brings together people with a shared passion for the mountains: those who come not just to "see" Patagonia, but to experience it.
Over the course of a week, we’ll hike a variety of trails: from iconic routes at the foot of Fitz Roy to panoramic viewpoints overlooking the entire mountain range.
The route requires a reasonable level of fitness and a willingness to hike. There are no extreme sections, but the hike is physically demanding. This trip brings together people with a shared passion for the mountains: those who come not just to "see" Patagonia, but to experience it.
About
This itinerary is designed around the key and lesser-known trails of Argentine Patagonia, including those visited by far fewer people.
Over the course of a week, we’ll hike a variety of trails: from iconic routes at the foot of Fitz Roy to panoramic viewpoints overlooking the entire mountain range.
The route requires a reasonable level of fitness and a willingness to hike. There are no extreme sections, but the hike is physically demanding. This trip brings together people with a shared passion for the mountains: those who come not just to "see" Patagonia, but to experience it.
Over the course of a week, we’ll hike a variety of trails: from iconic routes at the foot of Fitz Roy to panoramic viewpoints overlooking the entire mountain range.
The route requires a reasonable level of fitness and a willingness to hike. There are no extreme sections, but the hike is physically demanding. This trip brings together people with a shared passion for the mountains: those who come not just to "see" Patagonia, but to experience it.
Tour program
The first day is designed to be as relaxed as possible so you can start your journey stress-free.
Throughout the day, participants will arrive in El Calafate—the key starting point for our Patagonia itinerary. We’ll help coordinate flights and transfers to ensure everything runs smoothly and without unnecessary hassle.
After checking into the hotel, it’s time to catch your breath after the journey, take a stroll through the cozy Patagonian town, and get a feel for the region’s scale and atmosphere.
In the evening, the whole group gathers: introductions, route discussion, Q&A, and an important briefing before the journey begins.
This is the day when we switch from “travel” mode to “adventure” mode.
To the next day
Throughout the day, participants will arrive in El Calafate—the key starting point for our Patagonia itinerary. We’ll help coordinate flights and transfers to ensure everything runs smoothly and without unnecessary hassle.
After checking into the hotel, it’s time to catch your breath after the journey, take a stroll through the cozy Patagonian town, and get a feel for the region’s scale and atmosphere.
In the evening, the whole group gathers: introductions, route discussion, Q&A, and an important briefing before the journey begins.
This is the day when we switch from “travel” mode to “adventure” mode.
To the next day
After breakfast, we head toward El Chaltén—the world capital of trekking.
Along the way, we’ll stop at one of the region’s most iconic spots, offering a panoramic view of the Fitz Roy massif. This is the first “wow” moment that sets the tone for the entire trip.
Upon arrival—check-in, lunch, and a short rest.
In the afternoon, we set out on an easy warm-up hike to the De los Cóndores and De las Águilas viewpoints. It’s the perfect start: not too strenuous, but with views that immediately give you a sense of where you’ve arrived.
Also on this day:
To the next day
Along the way, we’ll stop at one of the region’s most iconic spots, offering a panoramic view of the Fitz Roy massif. This is the first “wow” moment that sets the tone for the entire trip.
Upon arrival—check-in, lunch, and a short rest.
In the afternoon, we set out on an easy warm-up hike to the De los Cóndores and De las Águilas viewpoints. It’s the perfect start: not too strenuous, but with views that immediately give you a sense of where you’ve arrived.
Also on this day:
- we’ll buy national park entrance tickets for the entire trip
- we’ll stroll through the village of El Chaltén
- we’ll pick up lunch boxes for the next, longer trek
To the next day
Today is the highlight of the entire trip.
We’re heading to Laguna de los Tres—one of Patagonia’s most iconic trails, leading right to the foot of Fitz Roy.
The route requires stamina but isn’t technically difficult. We’ll hike at a comfortable pace, taking breaks and adjusting to the group’s needs.
The reward is one of the most breathtaking sights of the entire trip: a turquoise lagoon at the foot of Fitz Roy’s granite spires.
This is the kind of day that stays with you as “it was worth flying to the other side of the world just for this.”
To the next day
We’re heading to Laguna de los Tres—one of Patagonia’s most iconic trails, leading right to the foot of Fitz Roy.
The route requires stamina but isn’t technically difficult. We’ll hike at a comfortable pace, taking breaks and adjusting to the group’s needs.
The reward is one of the most breathtaking sights of the entire trip: a turquoise lagoon at the foot of Fitz Roy’s granite spires.
This is the kind of day that stays with you as “it was worth flying to the other side of the world just for this.”
To the next day
After an intense day of hiking, we give our bodies a chance to recover.
The morning unfolds at a leisurely pace: sleep, coffee, and strolls through Chaltén. In the afternoon, we experience a completely different side of Patagonia: a horseback ride and dinner at a traditional ranch (estancia) overlooking Fitz Roy.
This isn’t just dinner; it’s an immersion in the region’s culture: Patagonian lamb, an open fire, the atmosphere, and a sense of space.
The perfect balance after an active day.
March 8 falls on this very day—and we’ll spend it not on the road, but in one of the most atmospheric places of the entire trip.
To the next day
The morning unfolds at a leisurely pace: sleep, coffee, and strolls through Chaltén. In the afternoon, we experience a completely different side of Patagonia: a horseback ride and dinner at a traditional ranch (estancia) overlooking Fitz Roy.
This isn’t just dinner; it’s an immersion in the region’s culture: Patagonian lamb, an open fire, the atmosphere, and a sense of space.
The perfect balance after an active day.
March 8 falls on this very day—and we’ll spend it not on the road, but in one of the most atmospheric places of the entire trip.
To the next day
Today we’re heading to one of the region’s most underrated yet spectacular spots.
The route to Loma del Pliegue Tumbado offers a rare opportunity to see the entire mountain system at once—Fitz Roy, Cerro Torre, and the surrounding massifs with a nearly 360° view.
The route is less crowded with tourists than the classic trails, giving you a sense of solitude and a feeling that Patagonia is “yours.”
This is the day for those who want to see the whole picture, not just individual spots.
To the next day
The route to Loma del Pliegue Tumbado offers a rare opportunity to see the entire mountain system at once—Fitz Roy, Cerro Torre, and the surrounding massifs with a nearly 360° view.
The route is less crowded with tourists than the classic trails, giving you a sense of solitude and a feeling that Patagonia is “yours.”
This is the day for those who want to see the whole picture, not just individual spots.
To the next day
Today, we’ll hike to Laguna Torre.
We’ll decide on the route based on how the group is feeling: either we’ll hike the entire trail, or we’ll stick to the first few viewpoints and the lagoon.
There’s no set plan—the important thing is to have a good time today.
To the next day
We’ll decide on the route based on how the group is feeling: either we’ll hike the entire trail, or we’ll stick to the first few viewpoints and the lagoon.
There’s no set plan—the important thing is to have a good time today.
To the next day
We say goodbye to El Chaltén and return to El Calafate.
After checking in, you’ll have free time: take a walk, relax, shop for souvenirs, and enjoy a quiet evening before the final day of the tour.
To the next day
After checking in, you’ll have free time: take a walk, relax, shop for souvenirs, and enjoy a quiet evening before the final day of the tour.
To the next day
The final day and one of the most impressive.
We head to the Perito Moreno Glacier—one of the few glaciers in the world that continues to grow.
First, we view it from various observation decks, then we get as close as possible—to the northern part of the glacier.
It is a living, constantly changing mass of ice: cracking, movement, collapses—everything happens in real time.
In the evening, you can plan your flight to Buenos Aires, or, if you prefer, you can continue the itinerary with a 2-day trek in Chile to Torres del Paine National Park.
We head to the Perito Moreno Glacier—one of the few glaciers in the world that continues to grow.
First, we view it from various observation decks, then we get as close as possible—to the northern part of the glacier.
It is a living, constantly changing mass of ice: cracking, movement, collapses—everything happens in real time.
In the evening, you can plan your flight to Buenos Aires, or, if you prefer, you can continue the itinerary with a 2-day trek in Chile to Torres del Paine National Park.
Price
includes
[1]
Comfortable transfers between towns (with optional stops at photo spots)
[2]
Entrance fees to national parks for all hikes and glacier visits
[3]
Ferry ticket to the north face of the Perito Moreno Glacier
[4]
Accommodation in comfortable guesthouses, double occupancy (single occupancy available for an additional fee)
[5]
Horseback ride at a Patagonian ranch
[6]
Traditional Patagonian dinner at the ranch
[7]
Full tour support and well-planned logistics
[8]
Group of up to 10 people
Price
Excludes
[1]
International and domestic flights
[2]
Meals (except for dinner at the ranch)
[3]
Personal expenses and souvenirs
Before you ask
Before you ask
This trekking tour in Patagonia is designed for people with an average level of physical fitness. The itinerary includes three full-fledged mountain routes covering up to 20–25 km per day, with elevation gains and hiking over rugged terrain.
To participate comfortably, it’s important to be prepared to spend a full day on your feet, walk confidently on mountain trails, and handle long ascents.
All routes are covered at a comfortable pace with regular stops for rest, photos, and enjoying the views.
The tour is perfect for those who love trekking, mountains, and active travel. If you want to experience Patagonia at a more leisurely pace without long hiking routes, we can offer a customized itinerary tailored to your preferences.
To participate comfortably, it’s important to be prepared to spend a full day on your feet, walk confidently on mountain trails, and handle long ascents.
All routes are covered at a comfortable pace with regular stops for rest, photos, and enjoying the views.
The tour is perfect for those who love trekking, mountains, and active travel. If you want to experience Patagonia at a more leisurely pace without long hiking routes, we can offer a customized itinerary tailored to your preferences.
In addition to the tour cost, you should budget for meals, personal expenses, souvenirs, and, if necessary, rental of any missing equipment.
Estimated expenses:
We recommend using your own trusted equipment. If you are missing anything, let us know in advance, and we will help arrange a rental.
Estimated expenses:
- Lunch box for a trekking day: about 20 USD
- Dinner at a restaurant: on average 30–50 USD
- Souvenirs and personal purchases: as desired
- Trekking equipment rental: if necessary
We recommend using your own trusted equipment. If you are missing anything, let us know in advance, and we will help arrange a rental.
The tour begins in the city of El Calafate, Argentina.
The most convenient way to get there is by domestic flight from Buenos Aires. The flight takes about 3 hours. Several airlines operate regular flights, including Aerolíneas Argentinas and JetSMART.
You can also fly to El Calafate from other cities in Argentina and South America, for example, after an Antarctic cruise or a trip through Chilean Patagonia.
After booking the tour, we will help each participant choose the best route, suggest convenient flights, and provide recommendations on luggage and connections.
The most convenient way to get there is by domestic flight from Buenos Aires. The flight takes about 3 hours. Several airlines operate regular flights, including Aerolíneas Argentinas and JetSMART.
You can also fly to El Calafate from other cities in Argentina and South America, for example, after an Antarctic cruise or a trip through Chilean Patagonia.
After booking the tour, we will help each participant choose the best route, suggest convenient flights, and provide recommendations on luggage and connections.
Yes, of course.
Many participants join the tour on their own. Generally, the group consists of people with similar interests: a love for the mountains, nature, trekking, and active travel.
Thanks to this, a friendly atmosphere quickly develops during the trip, and many participants continue to stay in touch even after the tour ends.
Many participants join the tour on their own. Generally, the group consists of people with similar interests: a love for the mountains, nature, trekking, and active travel.
Thanks to this, a friendly atmosphere quickly develops during the trip, and many participants continue to stay in touch even after the tour ends.
To participate in the tour, you’ll need basic hiking gear: comfortable, well-worn hiking boots or sneakers, waterproof clothing, warm layers, a small backpack, and hiking poles.
We send a detailed list of required gear to each participant after booking.
If you are missing any items, let us know in advance—we’ll advise you on what is truly necessary and what can be rented on-site or borrowed from us.
We send a detailed list of required gear to each participant after booking.
If you are missing any items, let us know in advance—we’ll advise you on what is truly necessary and what can be rented on-site or borrowed from us.
To book your spot, submit a request via the form on the website or contact us by any convenient means.
A deposit of 500 USD is required to reserve a spot in the group.
After making the deposit, you will receive comprehensive support regarding preparation, logistics, and necessary equipment
A deposit of 500 USD is required to reserve a spot in the group.
- The deposit is fully refundable until the group is confirmed.
- The group is considered confirmed once a minimum of 6 participants have signed up.
- Once the group is confirmed, the deposit becomes non-refundable.
- 50% of the total cost must be paid no later than 60 days before the tour begins.
- The remaining balance is due on the first day of the tour during the orientation briefing in El Calafate.
After making the deposit, you will receive comprehensive support regarding preparation, logistics, and necessary equipment
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