Puerto Natales is where you catch your breath. It’s where you gear up for Torres del Paine or go to dry out your socks, get a proper meal, and not wear a backpack for at least 48 hours. Set on a fjord with snow-capped mountains in the distance, it’s one of those towns that quietly…
Let me start with this: the O Trek Patagonia in Torres del Paine is not for the faint of heart. It’s wild, remote, exhausting—and hands down one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. You hike for eight days in a loop that takes you behind the famous towers and deep into the raw,…
El Chalten is an absolute dream destination for hikers and outdoor lovers. Known as the “Trekking Capital of Argentina,” this very small mountain town sits at the base of the stunning Fitz Roy range and offers some of the most breathtaking trails in Patagonia. Ensure El Chalten Hikes are on any Patagonia Itinerary! Unlike the…
El Calafate is probably on every Patagonia itinerary because of Perito Moreno Glacier—and fair enough, it’s one of the most jaw-dropping things you’ll ever see. But what surprised us was how much more this little town had to offer. We ended up spending an entire week here, and it was the perfect mix of wild…
There’s a certain kind of charm to Punta Arenas—the kind you don’t quite expect. It’s not flashy or postcard-perfect, but it has this gritty, windswept soul that grows on you fast. Sitting at the very bottom of Chile, it is bigger than most of the towns in Patagonia, which more things to do in Punta…
Patagonia is full of surreal landscapes—towering peaks, moody skies, and endless steppe. But one of our trip’s most unexpectedly magical moments was watching hundreds of penguins slowly gather the courage to leave their island home on the Punta Arenas Penguins Tour. The penguins are on Isla Magdalena from October to March each year. We visited…
