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DISCOVER PATAGONIA'Discover Patagonia' starts at the 'End of the World', in the legendary town of Ushuaia. It is a comfortable soft adventure itinerary for those who do not want a strenous trip, but prefer to discover Patagonia in comfort. Crossing the Magellan Strait we travel to the southern section of Andean Patagonia. From the picturesque fishing village of Puerto Natales to Torres del Paine National Park with its perfect combination of granite spires, mountains, glaciers, forest and lakes. From here we return to Argentina and visit El Calafate on the shores of Lake Argentino, where Moreno Glacier continuously calves its blue ice into the water.View more details |
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COMPLETE PATAGONIA ADVENTUREComplete Patagonia Adventure starts at El Calafate and travels all the way down to Ushuaia, visiting Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre, without a doubt the two most emblematic mountains of Patagonia, Perito Moreno Glacier (the only glacier in the world that shows a closure and rupture process), Torres del Paine National Park in Chile and eventually crossing the Magellan Strait to Tierra del Fuego where the journey ends in Ushuaia the 'city of the end of the world'.An epic hiking adventure in a stunning wilderness scenery for active travelers and passionate hikers. The very best of Patagonia, offered as a group adventure with fixed departures to keep costs down. View more details |
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FALKLANDS WILDLIFE TRIPThe small group of Islands off the coast of Argentina was largely unnoticed until it became the bone of contention between Britain and Argentina. The Falklands remained British after the ensuing conflict and today it attracts attention not so much as a strategic military base, but because of the shelter it provides to a wide range of marine wildlife - from penguins to sea lions, they all congregate in these remote islands which provide them with a largely undisturbed breeding sanctuary. The Falklands provide an excellent base for nature lovers to observe Antarctic wildlife.View more details |
