15 nights, 6 stops — falls, glaciers, peaks and pumas.
Buenos Aires → Iguazú Falls → El Calafate → El Chaltén → Torres del Paine National Park → Santiago.
Round trip · returns to Buenos Aires
Arrive in Buenos Aires, met and transferred to your accommodation. Buenos Aires is no mere transit city — its tango, food and energy are a journey in themselves.
Tour the grand capital and its café culture before flying south.
Transfer to Iguazú Falls. Walk the catwalks to the Devil's Throat and take a boat into the falls. Explore both the upper and lower circuits, with rainforest wildlife.
Explore both the upper and lower circuits, with rainforest wildlife. The falls by walkway and boat, plus a forest trail for toucans and coatis.
The falls by walkway and boat, plus a forest trail for toucans and coatis. Iguazú's scale and setting place it among the greatest waterfalls on earth.
Transfer to El Calafate. Stand before the calving Perito Moreno glacier, then cruise the icebergs. A glacier boat trip and the Perito Moreno boardwalks.
A glacier boat trip and the Perito Moreno boardwalks. An ice trek across Perito Moreno, then the lakeshore steppe. Perito Moreno is one of the few advancing glaciers on earth — and watching it calve is unforgettable.
An ice trek across Perito Moreno, then the lakeshore steppe. Glaciers by boat and boardwalk, with Patagonian steppe wildlife.
Transfer to El Chaltén. Trek to Laguna de los Tres beneath the Fitz Roy spires. Hike toward Cerro Torre and the glacial lakes.
Hike toward Cerro Torre and the glacial lakes. Shorter trails to waterfalls and condor lookouts. The Fitz Roy massif is among the most dramatic mountain skylines on earth — and El Chaltén sits right beneath it.
Transfer to Torres del Paine National Park. Track wild pumas across the steppe, with guanacos and condors. Trek to the base of the granite Towers.
Trek to the base of the granite Towers. Explore the park's lakes, glaciers and viewpoints. Torres del Paine has become the world's best place to see and photograph wild pumas, thanks to its protected guanaco herds.
Explore the park's lakes, glaciers and viewpoints. A full day of Patagonian wildlife and scenery, pumas and guanacos.
A full day of Patagonian wildlife and scenery, pumas and guanacos. A leg of the 'W' trek beneath the massif.
Transfer to Santiago. Tour the capital and a nearby wine valley before flying on. Explore Santiago's centre and hilltop views.
A final morning in Santiago — a last outing or a slow start as time allows — before the transfer onward and the journey home.
Spring — jacarandas in bloom and pleasant city weather.
Autumn — mild and atmospheric in the capital.
A polished Recoleta landmark pairing a Belle Époque mansion with a modern tower.
The only hotel inside the Argentine park, with falls views from the rooms.
A Relais & Châteaux estancia on the open steppe near El Calafate — intimate and remote.
An Explora lodge beneath Fitz Roy, with guided treks straight from the door.
A Relais & Châteaux lodge of private villas, each with its own guide and vehicle.
A refined hotel in the heart of the Lastarria district, polished and central.
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