Atlantic Patagonia and Glaciers (13 Days)

The bus journey from Buenos Aires to El Calafate is a demanding 48-hour ride. A smarter way to travel is to break up the trip with a stop in Puerto Madryn.

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Here, you'll discover a different side of Patagonia: a wild Atlantic coastline that is a world-class sanctuary for marine life. Depending on the season, you can see whales, penguins, and sea lions. Before heading to the glaciers of the Andes, experience the oceanic treasures of the coast for a more complete Patagonian adventure. 

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Highlights: 

-Experience a tango Show with dinner

-Explore the streets of Buenos Aires

-Discover Peninsula Valdes, a marine sanctuary that holds many species. (Each species has a different season to be seen – always check before planning your trip)

-Be a witness of the imposing Perito Moreno Glacier, a massive white wall that cracks and moves.

-Get a glimpse of the peaks of Torres del Paine National Park in Chile, a wonder of Patagonia.

Age range: 3-99 years old

Season: 1 September – 31 March (Patagonian Spring and Summer)

Counties visited: Argentina – Chile

Travel Style: Independent  - All our trips are independent style (not group tours)

Trip Level: For all levels of fitness

Beware of visa needs (Argentina and Chile)

Penguin season: From September to March

Whales season: from June to the end of November 

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