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Daily Mileage: 4-8 Miles Daily
8 Days
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Add an ExtensionPampas stretching as far as the eye can see, ancient caves where prehistoric animals left their bones—Patagonia has a timeless, boundless feel unlike anyplace else on earth. With horizons this vast, it’s hard to know where to turn your gaze. Fortunately, your expert guides know just how to direct you. Above tower the imposing stone sentinels of Torres del Paine, while across the way dozens of condors wheel in flight, and a solitary guanaco stands silhouetted on the ridgeline. Whatever your pursuit—sharing a gaucho-style asado with your hosts on a 100,000-hectare working estancia; watching pink clouds of flamingos rise from a lonely lakeshore, or listening to the roar of ice slabs crashing down from the Perito Moreno Glacier—this Patagonia hiking tour delivers unforgettable visions of grandeur.
Itinerary
Fri, Oct 14 to Mon, Oct 24 - 2022
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All you have to do is get to the airport. On our Flight + Tour Combos, we’ll take care of the rest, handling all the logistics, so you can travel with peace of mind. Spend your first night aloft and arrive refreshed for an unforgettable trip.
Start off your first day in Punta Arenas right by having a Country Walkers representative greet you at the airport. A complimentary car service will whisk you to your centrally located hotel. From here, you are perfectly positioned to explore this charming city at your leisure.
Join your Chile & Argentina: Patagonia & Torres del Paine National Park tour. Travel to Puerto Natales. Welcome Dinner
Estancia Olga Teresa condor viewing with waterside walk; 3 miles, easy
From Punta Arenas, a scenic one-hour drive brings you to Estancia Olga Teresa, a nature reserve surrounded by sweeping mountain vistas. Here, you’ll embark on an easy hike into the vast, rugged Chilean landscape, past towering cliffs home to one of the largest condor rookeries in the country. The national bird of Chile, condors appear on the Chilean coat of arms, and today, you’ll witness these impressive birds in their natural habitat as they gracefully soar overhead. Your guide will provide binoculars for a closer look at the rookery.
You’ll continue your hike on a flat, circular route along the sound. Enjoy the coastal scenery as your guide explains the oceanic history of the area and the story of the first settlers. Lunch today is a Chilean barbeque, prepared and served at a farmhouse on the estancia. After lunch, you driveabout two hours to Puerto Natales, traversing a region of breathtaking beauty and pristine magnificence. Upon arrival, there’ll be ample free time to see your incredible surroundings and take advantage of the hotel’s location, perhaps admiring the black-necked swans on the Señoret Canal right outside your door. Puerto Natales is a small port town with an adventuresome feel, a legacy of its days as a center for the sheep industry. This evening, join your fellow walkers for a welcome drink and dinner.
Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
5 miles, easy, 650 ft. elevation gain and loss. Rio Serrano flats; 3 – 4 miles, easy
After breakfast, you travel to the Torres del Paine massif, just 90 minutes away. En route, stop for a fascinating walk near the Milodón Cave, named for the discovered remains of an extinct species of ground sloth that stood almost 10 feet tall. A five-mile loop walk delivers you to three different caves where the remains of other mammals and ancient humans have been found. As you explore, your guide fills you in on the area’s unique geology and ancient megafauna as well the lives of those early humans and settlers here. After a thoughtfully prepared picnic lunch, complete the drive to the edge of Torres del Paine National Park. Your small, intimate hotel crouches alongside the Rio Serrano and offers sweeping views of Patagonia’s majestic peaks.
After you settle in, join a walk along the river flats of the Rio Serrano. Leaving right from the lodge, this walk traces the Rio Nutria. Admire lovely river views and, as you make your way through some stretches of sylvan forest, enjoy sightings of fantastic birdlife, perhaps the upland goose, great grebe, and ringed kingfisher.
Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Beach walk to Glacier Grey overlook
3 miles, easy to moderate. Rio Pingo; 4 miles, easy to moderate, 600 ft. elevation gain & loss
Sunrises over the Paine massif are impossible to beat, as you’ll discover throughout your stay. Torres del Paine National Park was first brought to the world’s attention in 1880 when Scottish traveler Lady Florence Dixie chronicled her adventure here. In her book Across Patagonia, she described the three distinct torres, or towers, associated with the region as “Cleopatra’s Needles.” By some accounts, she and her fellow travelers were the first foreign tourists to lay eyes on these geological wonders.
After a hearty breakfast, head to the shores of Grey Lake, where a two-mile walk along the scenic beach starts your day off on the right foot. Continue your hike by crossing over the rushing Rio Pingo, thick with glacial sediment, before winding through an ancient forest of lenga trees (deciduous trees native to the southern Andes). The trail emerges on a rocky beach and follows a narrow spit of land crossing Grey Lake. It culminates on the tip of a peninsula offering panoramic views of the lake, icebergs, and the lake’s source, Grey Glacier. Return along the same trail and enjoy a lovely lunch at the Lago Grey Hotel, with sweeping views of the lake. After lunch, embark on an afternoon walk along the Rio Pingo.
Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
4.5 miles easy to moderate, 650 ft. elevation gain, 750 ft. elevation loss. Guided historical walk at Estancia Cerro Guido; 1 mile, easy
Cross the park on a one-hour drive, heading toward the eastern pampas. Lakes of turquoise and green, and the famed jagged peaks of the Torres massif, add drama and wonder to your morning. Upon arrival at the national park entrance at Porteria Sarmiento, you set out across the expansive grasslands of the park’s southern reaches, heading toward another park entrance at Laguna Amarga. This little-known walking path attracts few visitors, which makes for excellent opportunities to spot the local wildlife. Herds of guanaco reside here, and they show little fear of humans. Look to the sky to catch a glimpse of condors taking flight, or gaze to the ground to see foxes or armadillos scurrying along. With a breathtaking backdrop of the staggering Paine Massif, this is the Patagonia that you’ve dreamt of—a vast natural haven at the end of the world. You may detour about 45 minutes to view ancient cave paintings dating back some 6,000 years.
Following today’s invigorating walk, continue east toward the Patagonian steppe, stretching between the Andes and the Atlantic Ocean. Your destination is a working estancia, where you spend two nights. Sheep, horseback riders, and infinite skies might remind you of the American West, but the culture that thrives here is distinctly Chilean. A tour of the property highlights its rich history, sheep-shearing facility, horse stables, vegetable garden, and greenhouse.
Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
4 – 5 miles, easy to moderate options
You awake this morning as the sun illuminates the towering walls of the Torres del Paine. After a hearty farm breakfast, drive 45 minutes to Estancia La Cumbres at the Baguales Range on the border with Argentina. Today holds a special treat because you are joined by a local paleontologist. As you trace the contours of remote, pristine valleys, you learn about Patagonia’s geologic past. Various types of fossils were left behind in the surrounding hills after the Atlantic Ocean retreated thousands of years ago. Fossilized leaves, tree trunks, shellfish, and shark teeth are among the relics you might see.
Back at your overnight ranch, you’ll experience more of Patagonian farm life up close. This evening, settle in for a typical asado prepared the traditional gaucho way—lamb roasted over open coals served beneath a canopy of stars.
Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
3 – 4 miles, easy
Travel into Argentina today. There’s a lot of land to cover, but the long drive (approximately five hours including stops and the border crossing) gives you ample opportunity to take in the vastness of the Patagonian steppe. All in all, it’s a spectacular morning of breathtaking vistas. You head north, paralleling soaring Andean peaks, on the legendary Route 40, the longest continual road in Argentina and one of the longest in the world. Before formalities at the border of La Esperanza, there is time for a coffee and souvenir shopping. After the break, you continue on to your next lodge at the edge of Glaciers National Park, or Los Glaciares, home to one of the largest ice caps in the world. Its massive expanse feeds 47 glaciers, 13 of which flow toward the Atlantic Ocean.
A tasty, albeit, late lunch is served upon your arrival. Once you’re finished, you may choose to take a dip in the hotel’s swimming pool, sink into a leather couch in one of the elegant lounges with floor to ceiling picture windows, or join your guides on a walk from the lodge to a nearby lagoon. The lagoon’s flocks of bright pink flamingos are an astounding contrast to the muted colors of the steppe around you. Dinner this evening is served in the hotel’s elegant restaurant.
Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
3 miles, moderate, 750 ft. elevation gain. Perito Moreno Glacier; 2 miles, easy
After breakfast, you may spend the morning as you wish. Perhaps walk right from your hotel up a Cerro Frías footpath, where astonishing views of Lago Argentino and the Andes Range unfold before you. The Paine Massif rises in the south and the stunning “needles” of Mount Fitz Roy soar up to 11,000 feet in the north. You can also see the Baguelas Range on the Chilean border. If you prefer, saddle up for a horseback riding excursion, included with your stay. Or just relax and enjoy the offerings of this 5-star property.
You depart later this afternoon for a thrilling excursion to the Perito Moreno Glacier. The timing of our visit means the day-trippers have left, so you’re able toenjoy this spectacular mammoth of nature in relative solitude. The face of the Perito Moreno is about three miles wide; it averages 240 feet in height above Lago Argentino’s surface and plunges more than 300 feet below the water. It advances more quickly than most glaciers, creaking and splitting as it goes, calving great chunks of ice into the lake. Even if you have seen other glaciers before, Perito Moreno will long linger in your memory. It’s the perfect place to end your Patagonia adventure. Tonight, enjoy a culinary feast of local specialties for your farewell dinner.
Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
After an included breakfast this morning, complimentary transportation is provided to the Buenos Aires airport based on your departure time.
Included Meals: Breakfast
Sun, Oct 16 to Sun, Oct 23 - 2022
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Estancia Olga Teresa condor viewing with waterside walk; 3 miles, easy
From Punta Arenas, a scenic one-hour drive brings you to Estancia Olga Teresa, a nature reserve surrounded by sweeping mountain vistas. Here, you’ll embark on an easy hike into the vast, rugged Chilean landscape, past towering cliffs home to one of the largest condor rookeries in the country. The national bird of Chile, condors appear on the Chilean coat of arms, and today, you’ll witness these impressive birds in their natural habitat as they gracefully soar overhead. Your guide will provide binoculars for a closer look at the rookery.
You’ll continue your hike on a flat, circular route along the sound. Enjoy the coastal scenery as your guide explains the oceanic history of the area and the story of the first settlers. Lunch today is a Chilean barbeque, prepared and served at a farmhouse on the estancia. After lunch, you driveabout two hours to Puerto Natales, traversing a region of breathtaking beauty and pristine magnificence. Upon arrival, there’ll be ample free time to see your incredible surroundings and take advantage of the hotel’s location, perhaps admiring the black-necked swans on the Señoret Canal right outside your door. Puerto Natales is a small port town with an adventuresome feel, a legacy of its days as a center for the sheep industry. This evening, join your fellow walkers for a welcome drink and dinner.
Included Meals: Lunch, Dinner
5 miles, easy, 650 ft. elevation gain and loss. Rio Serrano flats; 3 – 4 miles, easy
After breakfast, you travel to the Torres del Paine massif, just 90 minutes away. En route, stop for a fascinating walk near the Milodón Cave, named for the discovered remains of an extinct species of ground sloth that stood almost 10 feet tall. A five-mile loop walk delivers you to three different caves where the remains of other mammals and ancient humans have been found. As you explore, your guide fills you in on the area’s unique geology and ancient megafauna as well the lives of those early humans and settlers here. After a thoughtfully prepared picnic lunch, complete the drive to the edge of Torres del Paine National Park. Your small, intimate hotel crouches alongside the Rio Serrano and offers sweeping views of Patagonia’s majestic peaks.
After you settle in, join a walk along the river flats of the Rio Serrano. Leaving right from the lodge, this walk traces the Rio Nutria. Admire lovely river views and, as you make your way through some stretches of sylvan forest, enjoy sightings of fantastic birdlife, perhaps the upland goose, great grebe, and ringed kingfisher.
Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
3 miles, easy to moderate. Rio Pingo; 4 miles, easy to moderate, 600 ft. elevation gain & loss
Sunrises over the Paine massif are impossible to beat, as you’ll discover throughout your stay. Torres del Paine National Park was first brought to the world’s attention in 1880 when Scottish traveler Lady Florence Dixie chronicled her adventure here. In her book Across Patagonia, she described the three distinct torres, or towers, associated with the region as “Cleopatra’s Needles.” By some accounts, she and her fellow travelers were the first foreign tourists to lay eyes on these geological wonders.
After a hearty breakfast, head to the shores of Grey Lake, where a two-mile walk along the scenic beach starts your day off on the right foot. Continue your hike by crossing over the rushing Rio Pingo, thick with glacial sediment, before winding through an ancient forest of lenga trees (deciduous trees native to the southern Andes). The trail emerges on a rocky beach and follows a narrow spit of land crossing Grey Lake. It culminates on the tip of a peninsula offering panoramic views of the lake, icebergs, and the lake’s source, Grey Glacier. Return along the same trail and enjoy a lovely lunch at the Lago Grey Hotel, with sweeping views of the lake. After lunch, embark on an afternoon walk along the Rio Pingo.
Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
4.5 miles easy to moderate, 650 ft. elevation gain, 750 ft. elevation loss. Guided historical walk at Estancia Cerro Guido; 1 mile, easy
Cross the park on a one-hour drive, heading toward the eastern pampas. Lakes of turquoise and green, and the famed jagged peaks of the Torres massif, add drama and wonder to your morning. Upon arrival at the national park entrance at Porteria Sarmiento, you set out across the expansive grasslands of the park’s southern reaches, heading toward another park entrance at Laguna Amarga. This little-known walking path attracts few visitors, which makes for excellent opportunities to spot the local wildlife. Herds of guanaco reside here, and they show little fear of humans. Look to the sky to catch a glimpse of condors taking flight, or gaze to the ground to see foxes or armadillos scurrying along. With a breathtaking backdrop of the staggering Paine Massif, this is the Patagonia that you’ve dreamt of—a vast natural haven at the end of the world. You may detour about 45 minutes to view ancient cave paintings dating back some 6,000 years.
Following today’s invigorating walk, continue east toward the Patagonian steppe, stretching between the Andes and the Atlantic Ocean. Your destination is a working estancia, where you spend two nights. Sheep, horseback riders, and infinite skies might remind you of the American West, but the culture that thrives here is distinctly Chilean. A tour of the property highlights its rich history, sheep-shearing facility, horse stables, vegetable garden, and greenhouse.
Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
4 – 5 miles, easy to moderate options
You awake this morning as the sun illuminates the towering walls of the Torres del Paine. After a hearty farm breakfast, drive 45 minutes to Estancia La Cumbres at the Baguales Range on the border with Argentina. Today holds a special treat because you are joined by a local paleontologist. As you trace the contours of remote, pristine valleys, you learn about Patagonia’s geologic past. Various types of fossils were left behind in the surrounding hills after the Atlantic Ocean retreated thousands of years ago. Fossilized leaves, tree trunks, shellfish, and shark teeth are among the relics you might see.
Back at your overnight ranch, you’ll experience more of Patagonian farm life up close. This evening, settle in for a typical asado prepared the traditional gaucho way—lamb roasted over open coals served beneath a canopy of stars.
Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
3 – 4 miles, easy
Travel into Argentina today. There’s a lot of land to cover, but the long drive (approximately five hours including stops and the border crossing) gives you ample opportunity to take in the vastness of the Patagonian steppe. All in all, it’s a spectacular morning of breathtaking vistas. You head north, paralleling soaring Andean peaks, on the legendary Route 40, the longest continual road in Argentina and one of the longest in the world. Before formalities at the border of La Esperanza, there is time for a coffee and souvenir shopping. After the break, you continue on to your next lodge at the edge of Glaciers National Park, or Los Glaciares, home to one of the largest ice caps in the world. Its massive expanse feeds 47 glaciers, 13 of which flow toward the Atlantic Ocean.
A tasty, albeit, late lunch is served upon your arrival. Once you’re finished, you may choose to take a dip in the hotel’s swimming pool, sink into a leather couch in one of the elegant lounges with floor to ceiling picture windows, or join your guides on a walk from the lodge to a nearby lagoon. The lagoon’s flocks of bright pink flamingos are an astounding contrast to the muted colors of the steppe around you. Dinner this evening is served in the hotel’s elegant restaurant.
Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
3 miles, moderate, 750 ft. elevation gain. Perito Moreno Glacier; 2 miles, easy
After breakfast, you may spend the morning as you wish. Perhaps walk right from your hotel up a Cerro Frías footpath, where astonishing views of Lago Argentino and the Andes Range unfold before you. The Paine Massif rises in the south and the stunning “needles” of Mount Fitz Roy soar up to 11,000 feet in the north. You can also see the Baguelas Range on the Chilean border. If you prefer, saddle up for a horseback riding excursion, included with your stay. Or just relax and enjoy the offerings of this 5-star property.
You depart later this afternoon for a thrilling excursion to the Perito Moreno Glacier. The timing of our visit means the day-trippers have left, so you’re able toenjoy this spectacular mammoth of nature in relative solitude. The face of the Perito Moreno is about three miles wide; it averages 240 feet in height above Lago Argentino’s surface and plunges more than 300 feet below the water. It advances more quickly than most glaciers, creaking and splitting as it goes, calving great chunks of ice into the lake. Even if you have seen other glaciers before, Perito Moreno will long linger in your memory. It’s the perfect place to end your Patagonia adventure. Tonight, enjoy a culinary feast of local specialties for your farewell dinner.
Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
After an included breakfast this morning travel to the town of El Calafate, where your tour ends. Explore El Calafate on your own or prepare for onward travels.
Included Meals: Breakfast
Hotel Cabo de Hornos
Located in the heart of La Plaza Central in historic Punta Arenas, the Hotel Cabo de Hornos offers scenic vistas of the cityscape and the stunning Strait of Magellan. Step right outside to take in the intimate atmosphere and relaxed pace of the city, sample enticing restaurants and browse interesting shops. Sip a drink at the hotel’s cozy Quincho Bar and enjoy international cuisine at the Cabo de Hornos Restaurant. Modern interiors, newly renovated air-conditioned rooms and genuinely friendly service ensure a warm and welcoming stay.
Hotel Altiplanico Sur
Built into the gentle rise of a hill overlooking the Ultima Esperanza Gulf and the Baquedano Glacier, the stunning Altiplanico Sur offers one of the region’s most unique and thrilling stays. This intimate property has just 22 rooms with splendid views. The horizontal lines of the low-built architecture, grass roof and bricks, and natural building materials blur the line between what’s manmade and what’s natural here. Air-conditioned rooms are simple yet beautiful, designed so you can focus on the magnificent scenery outside your window. Throughout your stay, hearty dishes in the restaurant keep you fueled for your next adventure.
Pampa Lodge
With its vast windows, wood construction and elegant simple interiors, the Pampa Lodge was designed to bring the breathtaking outdoors in. The Silva family opened their first lodge here on the banks of the River Serrano in 1970. Since then, they have created experiences that immerse guests into the rich Patagonian culture. From a privileged location within Torres del Paine National Park, you can explore the stunning landscapes of Patagonia on one of the property’s 35 horses, indulge in Patagonian cuisine during a traditional barbecue or simply gaze upon the park’s profound beauty. Each of the 14 air-conditioned rooms provides views of snow-capped peaks.
Estancia Cerro Guido
Nestled on sweeping plains among soaring peaks, the Estancia Cerro Guido is the largest estancia in the region. .Its operators are dedicated to preserving the traditions and customs of Patagonia’s first settlers in a rich and authentic setting. The slopes of the imposing Cerro Guido rise up behind the property—a series of charming, restored red-roof houses built by European pioneers in the 1920s. The 12 well-appointed air-conditioned rooms exude elegance and refinement, inspired by Old England, and offer garden views. Meals are lovingly prepared with local ingredients from the vegetable garden, whether in the dining rooms or during a traditional asado barbecue.
Eolo Lodge
Enjoy luxury in the pampas at the magnificent Eolo Lodge. Built in the style of an old Patagonian ranch in the vast, empty Anita Valley, the beautiful 5-star Relais & Châteaux property enjoys a stunning locale on 7,500 pristine acres bordering the starkly beautiful Frías Hill. Recently built, and designed to evoke the nostalgia of the estancias of the first settlers in the early 1900s, this elegant air-conditioned lodge is spacious and has all the comforts and conveniences you would expect, including a sauna and indoor pool. Thanks to its solitary situation in a wide-open valley, every room offers sweeping views of the pampas. Lake Argentino and Torres Del Paine are also visible across the valley.
Recoleta Grand Hotel
A fine urban hotel located in one of the most prestigious neighborhoods of Buenos Aires, the Recoleta Grand Hotel provides a comfortable haven for your stay. Exploring is easy, as the Recoleta Cemetery, National Museum of Fine Arts, the famed Colón Theater the Tango Porteño dinner theater and more are all nearby. During your stay, indulge in a relaxing treatment at the hotel’s Floralis Spa & Fitness and sample international cuisine at the Club 31 Bar & Restaurant. Stylish, air-conditioned rooms are functional and well-appointed, offering comfort and tranquility.
2022 Pre-Tour Extension - Santiago
2 Nights From $448
per person, double occupancy
Single Supplement: From $348
2 Nights From $448
per person, double occupancy
Single Supplement: From $348
All you have to do is get to the airport. On our Flight + Tour Combos, we’ll take care of the rest, handling all the logistics, so you can travel with peace of mind. Spend your first night aloft and arrive refreshed for an unforgettable trip.
Start off your first day in Santiago right by having a Country Walkers representative greet you at the airport. A complimentary car service will whisk you to your hotel. From here, you are perfectly positioned to explore this charming city at your leisure.
After a delicious included breakfast at your hotel, you are free to explore on your own, using our included city information packet to guide your discoveries.
Included Meals: Breakfast
Morning is the best time to explore the Mercado Central, the beating heart of traditional Santiago. The earlier you arrive, the more locals you’ll see scrambling for the freshest produce, meats, and fish. It’s a pleasure to simply stroll among its stalls and take in the many sensory delights. Later this morning, transportation will be provided to the airport for your flight to Punta Arenas, where your Patagonia walking adventure begins!
Included Meals: Breakfast
2022 Post-Tour Extension - Buenos Aires
2 Nights From $348
per person, double occupancy
Single Supplement: From $248
2 Nights From $348
per person, double occupancy
Single Supplement: From $248
Enjoy an included breakfast this morning and travel to the town of El Calafate. Enjoy free time over lunch before continuing to the airport to catch your flight to Buenos Aires.There’ll be time after you settle in to take in the city’s European-style sophistication and you’re sure to find a spot to enjoy a fine Argentinean meal for dinner, participating wholeheartedly in the locals’ love of eating.
Included Meals: Breakfast
After a delicious included breakfast at your hotel, you are free to explore Buenos Aires on your own, using our included city information packet to guide your discoveries.
Included Meals: Breakfast
After a delicious included breakfast at your hotel, you are free to explore Buenos Aires on your own, using our included city information packet to guide your discoveries.
Included Meals: Breakfast
After an included breakfast this morning, complimentary transportation is provided to the Buenos Aires airport based on your departure time.
Included Meals: Breakfast
What's Included | Flight + Tour Combo | Tour Only |
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Exceptional boutique accommodations | ||
21 on-tour meals: 7 breakfast, 7 lunches, 7 dinners | ||
Local guides with you throughout tour | ||
Local wine and/or beer with dinner | ||
Entrance fees and special events as noted in the itinerary | ||
Travel assistance available 24/7 provided by Allianz Global Assistance | ||
Telescopic walking sticks provided on tour | ||
Roundtrip airfare | ||
Buenos Aires | ||
Airport car service for arrival & departure | ||
Pre- and post-tour breakfasts | ||
Business-class upgrades available |
Dates & Prices
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Flight + Tour Combo
11 days, includes round-trip international airfare , airport shuttle, and additional hotel nights with included breakfast.
Single Supplement: From $2,248
Fri, Oct 14 - Mon, Oct 24, 2022
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$8,848
Per person, double occupancy
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8 Days. Includes walking vacation only.
Single Supplement: From $1,848
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Jaka Bizjak
Jaka Bizjak, discovered his passion for outdoor sports at a very young age. He is an avid mountain biker and a pioneer of balance sports, such as slackline and stand up paddle-boarding. An experienced walking, biking, and sailing guide in both Slovenia and Croatia, he enjoys spending time in nature with his wife and is an aspiring custom bike frame builder.
Barbara Kricej Bizjak
Barbara Kricej Bizjak’s immense love of sports, nature, and people led her to a life working outside and her particular interest in guiding. Barbara especially enjoys informing visitors about local traditions and cuisine. She is also a horseback riding instructor, ballroom dance teacher, a licensed mountain bike guide, and speaks three languages! Her hobbies include a wide range of outdoor sports, which she usually enjoys with her husband.
Rosario Wevar Munoz
Born and raised in the Chilean capital of Santiago, a younger Rosario traveled the entire length of her home country, from the northern tip to the southern reaches. It was Patagonia that called to her most profoundly, so she made this magnificent region her home. She has been guiding travelers through her adopted lands for almost ten years, delighting in the privilege of a career that allows her to spend her days outdoors in Patagonia’s splendid natural world, witnessing its seasonal cycles and endless resilience. There are few things Rosario enjoys more than sharing everything she has learned about Southern Chile’s astonishing landscapes and rich culture.
Camilo Silva
Camilo has been sharing his love of Chile’s natural and cultural wonders for more than 20 years. Born in the Chilean capital of Santiago, he has lived in various places throughout his home country, so his expertise and knowledge stretch far and wide. He has shown travelers the remote splendors of Northern Chile, the forests, fjords, and glaciers of Southern Chile, the spectacular peaks of Patagonia, and even parts of Bolivia. He cannot get enough of his country’s natural beauty, even spending his free time trekking and birdwatching. He has advanced his guiding skills with courses in mountaineering, local flora and fauna, ancient villages and cultures, and geology.
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