About this trip
Nine days through the southern tip of Patagonia, moving from El Calafate down to Ushuaia at the end of the world. This is an easy-paced, fully guided trip built around walking through big landscapes rather than pushing your limits.
Expect glaciers, mountains and open steppe, with hikes that show off the scenery without demanding technical skill. It's set up to work for families and groups travelling together.
Along the way you'll get out on the water through Patagonia's historic channels and spend time around penguin colonies, alongside the usual wildlife you'd hope to spot this far south.
What you'll do
- Hike trails around El Calafate with glacier and mountain views
- Travel south through Patagonia toward Ushuaia
- Cruise through historic Patagonian channels
- Visit penguin colonies
- Look out for local wildlife along the route
- Explore Ushuaia, the world's southernmost city
- Rated easy, so hikes are accessible rather than strenuous
- Suits families and groups travelling together
- Fully guided throughout, with no need to plan logistics yourself
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Getting there
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Where to stay
A night before your tour in El Calafate · 12 Nov – 13 Nov
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