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Argentina

Vast and, at times, barely inhabited, Argentina is one of the most-visited destinations in South America. Part of its appeal is its vibrant capital city, Buenos Aires, so often disingenuously dubbed the “Paris of South America” but truly Latin in feel.

In the far south, miles upon miles of pampa, windswept grasslands, are inhabited by hardy gauchos and even the occasional Welsh settlement. The backbone of South America that runs along the country’s western edge, the Andes Mountains, are where Argentine Patagonia’s most spectacular national parks lie. Most are filled with immense, egg-blue glaciers that feed into the practically fluorescent waters of ancient lakes, jagged mountains and rare endemic wildlife, with hiking some of the best means of exploring them. Our one and two-week Patagonia travel itineraries (and itineraries for three weeks and beyond in Patagonia) help you to get the best of the region.

Patagonia itinerary one week and two weeks

5 Patagonia Itineraries For One And Two Weeks of Travel

5th February 2019 - This article may contain affiliate links where I receive a small commission for purchases made at no extra cost to you.

The sky-piercing peaks of Torres del Paine National Park; the dense, milky blue hue of Glacier Perito Moreno; the huge wingspan of an Andean condor sailing through in the skies of Tierra del Fuego; every moment traveling through Patagonia is one of utter magic. There are few other places on earth where nature and vast, …

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Filed Under: Argentina, Chile, Patagonia, South American Highlights

Find out how to visit Patagonia on a budget

Patagonia On A Budget: How to Explore the Region For Less

9th August 2018 - This article may contain affiliate links where I receive a small commission for purchases made at no extra cost to you.

With its trademark dramatic mountainous landscapes, national parks that make hikers drool and a wealth of undiscovered corners that remain tantalizingly wild, it should come as no surprise that Patagonia is one of South America’s most popular travel destinations. Unfortunately, the cost of a trip to Patagonia can be enough to halt many visitors in …

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Filed Under: Argentina, Chile, Patagonia, South American Highlights

Stunning Patagonian waterfall: planning a trip to Patagonia

The Only Patagonia Travel Guide You’ll Ever Need

2nd August 2018 - This article may contain affiliate links where I receive a small commission for purchases made at no extra cost to you.

Turquoise lagoons perched beneath sharp, granite pillars and reached only by spellbinding hiking trails; chattering Magellanic and king penguin colonies; slow but magical boat journeys through untamed waters; glaciers towering higher than apartment blocks that calve house-sized bergs into icy waters below. It’s fair to say that by choosing to travel to Patagonia, a wealth …

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Filed Under: Argentina, Chile, Patagonia, South American Highlights

Patagonia backpacking itinerary

Patagonia Backpacking Itineraries For Three Weeks & Beyond

25th July 2017 - This article may contain affiliate links where I receive a small commission for purchases made at no extra cost to you.

As the most adventurous part of South America, Patagonia deserves some serious travel time. Previously on the blog, I outlined four Patagonia travel itineraries for one- or two-week trips, but this time I’m tackling planning a far longer route around this dazzling region. If a short visit just isn’t enough (believe me, it’s not), then the …

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Filed Under: Argentina, Chile, Patagonia, South American Highlights

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The Adventure Traveller’s Patagonia Packing List

16th February 2017 - This article may contain affiliate links where I receive a small commission for purchases made at no extra cost to you.

When I first visited Patagonia in March 2016, I didn’t know what to expect. Sure, I’d read Bruce Chatwin’s “In Patagonia” and heard tales of this almost mythical land of guanacos and giants. But when it came to actually deciding what needed to go into my backpack, I didn’t have a clue; despite the excess …

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Filed Under: Argentina, Chile, Patagonia

Travel routes through Patagonia

6 Of The Most Unique Travel Routes through Patagonia

17th January 2017 - This article may contain affiliate links where I receive a small commission for purchases made at no extra cost to you.

An inhospitable landscape of snow-capped peaks and sun-scorched plains, Patagonia has captured the imaginations of explorers for centuries and remains an irresistible spot for modern adventurers. If you want to encounter wildlife in abundance, looming mountains and more glacial lakes than you knew existed, check out these six unique travel routes through Patagonia for discovering these …

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Filed Under: Argentina, Beyond-the-Beaten-Trail, Chile, Patagonia

adventure travel in Patagonia

The Only Tips You Need For Adventure Travel in Patagonia

5th July 2016 - This article may contain affiliate links where I receive a small commission for purchases made at no extra cost to you.

Last week, I gave you my indispensable tips for planning a trip to Patagonia, which covered everything from withdrawing money, cutting costs, where and when to visit, and what you should be drinking. This week, I’m looking at a topic close to my heart: adventure travel in Patagonia. Adventure travel in Patagonia As a territory …

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Filed Under: Argentina, Chile, Patagonia, South American Highlights

where to go in Patagonia

Where the Wild Things Are: Where to Go in Patagonia

28th April 2016 - This article may contain affiliate links where I receive a small commission for purchases made at no extra cost to you.

Craggy, snow-dappled mountains; deeply grooved glaciers that burst into waterfalls; isolated, wind-ravaged national parks: this is Patagonia, one of South America’s most wild, yet mesmerising destinations. If you’ve been struck by the travel bug to visit this spectacular part of the world, look no futher: I’ve got you covered with where to go in Patagonia. …

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Filed Under: Argentina, Chile, Patagonia, South American Highlights

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