There are few places on earth quite like Patagonia. It is a land of extremes: dusty, barren steppe blends into the sharp peaks of the Andes Mountains that cuts through the Chilean and Argentine sides of the region, while milky blue glaciers hang precariously over equally milky blue lakes and huge colonies of animals squark and shuffle on beaches and through pristine nature.
Patagonia has quickly become my favourite place in South America, after having visited it three times in 2016 and 2017. For many travellers, Patagonia is as adventuorous as it gets on a trip to this continent, which is why I’ve written extensively about how to visit Patagonia, where to go, tips and tricks and my own experiences of beyond the beaten path adventures.
I’ll be continuing to add to this guide to travel in Patagonia with more packing lists and itineraries, but if you have any questions about travel in this region then please don’t hestitate to drop me an email at [email protected] and I’ll answer them as best as I can!
Patagonia packing lists
The ultimate guide to what to pack for a trip to Patagonia (includes a free pdf download of my packing checklist!)
A packing list for hiking the Full Circuit or ‘O’ trek in Torres del Paine National Park (includes a free pdf download of my packing checklist!)
Patagonia travel inspiration
Recommendations for the unmissable places you must visit on a trip to Patagonia
10 essential tips for planning a trip to Patagonia
Tips for having an incredible adventure travelling in Patagonia
Six unique and barely heard of travel routes you must try in Patagonia
Is the Navimag ferry from Puerto Montt to Puerto Natales worth it?
How to guides
How to hitchhike, drive or bus Patagonia’s greatest road trip, the Carretera Austral
