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10-Nights Chile Patagonia Cochamo Valley Hiking

Price: $9,695 - # of Days: 10 days
Discover a place that rivals Yosemite in raw beauty yet is hidden away in the wild northern reaches of the Patagonian Andes. This magical region—an incredible 328,650 acres of granite monoliths, old-growth Valdivian rainforest, and glacial river valleys—is waiting to be explored. Travel ...

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17-Nights Patagonia Overland: Ushuaia to Puerto Varas - Classic

Price: $3,299 - # of Days: 17 days
Patagonia Overland: Ushuaia to Puerto Varas Eighteen days. Two countries. One of the most spectacular stretches of road on earth. The Lando rolls north from Ushuaia through the raw heart of Patagonia — glaciers that groan and crack, trails that lead somewhere worth going, and nights so quiet you'll ...

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25-Nights Lando South America: Ushuaia to Santiago - Classic

Price: $3,999 - # of Days: 25 days
Patagonia Overland: Ushuaia to Santiago Most road trips start somewhere familiar and head into the unknown. This one starts at the bottom of the world and works its way back. From Ushuaia — as far south as the road goes — the Lando rolls north through Patagonia's raw wilderness, past glaciers and gr...

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31-Nights Lando South America: Patagonia to Rio's Carnival - Classic

Price: $7,299 - # of Days: 31 days
Patagonia Overland: Santiago to Ushuaia with Rio Carnival Two of South America's greatest hits, connected by the roads in between. It starts in the wild south — glaciers, granite towers, campfire smoke — and ends with Rio losing its mind for Carnival. Getting between those two worlds the slow way, o...

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25-Nights Lando South America: Santiago to Ushuaia - Classic

Price: $3,999 - # of Days: 25 days
Patagonia Overland: Santiago to Ushuaia Patagonia doesn't give itself up to people who fly over it. You earn it — kilometre by kilometre, on a road trip that runs all the way from Santiago to the end of the world. Climb aboard the Lando and roll south through volcanic lakes, ancient forests, and gla...

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17-Nights Lando South America: Puerto Varas to Ushuaia - Classic

Price: $3,299 - # of Days: 17 days
Patagonia Overland: Puerto Varas to Ushuaia Some roads pull you forward. This one pulls you south — further into Patagonia's wilderness until the continent runs out of road. Eighteen days on the Lando, rolling from the volcanic lakes of Puerto Varas all the way to Ushuaia at the bottom of the world....

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11-Nights Santiago to Buenos Aires: Volcanos, Valleys & the Lake District - 18-to-Thirtysomethings

Price: $1,359 - # of Days: 11 days
Santiago to Buenos Aires: Volcanos, Valleys & the Lake District Pack your bags and get ready to bounce through South America on this 12-day ride full of wild nature, epic nights, and laid-back lake vibes. Start in Santiago and hop an overnight bus to Pucón, where volcanoes, hot springs, and endless ...

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15-Nights Chile to Argentina: Patagonia Peaks & Campfire Nights - 18-to-Thirtysomethings

Price: $4,799 - # of Days: 15 days
Chile to Argentina: Patagonia Peaks & Starry Nights Got a thing for wild places and once-in-a-lifetime views? This 16-day deep dive into Argentina and Chile is the real deal. Kick things off in buzzing Santiago, then head into volcano country, glacier land, and jaw-dropping Patagonia. You’ll hike to...

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12-Nights Adventure in Chilean Patagonia - Tailormade Journeys

Price: Please call for rates - # of Days: 12 days
Home to lush, vine-threaded valleys and immense mountain vistas, Chile lays out its landscapes with all the flourish of a master poet, a land where every snaking gravel road leads you further from civilization and deeper into a spectacular, untamed wilderness.  From trekking in the shadow ...

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13-Nights Journeys: Discover Patagonia - National Geographic Journeys

Price: $7,899 - # of Days: 13 days
Journeys: Discover Patagonia Amid the pristine landscapes of southern Argentina and Chile, snowcapped volcanoes and sparkling lakes set the backdrop for an exhilarating adventure. Experience Patagonia’s rugged natural beauty by foot, boat, and private vehicle, journeying from the idyllic town of Bar...

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Overview

Introduction

Puerto Montt has the airport, but nearby Puerto Varas, Chile, has the charm of its German colonial-style houses and better access to Andean national parks and the classic bus-boat-bus shuttle to San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina. It's best December to mid-March, when the weather is warmer and rain is less likely, but it can drizzle (or pour) at any time of year.

Puerto Varas is also home to some of Chile's finest restaurants, and in summer it's common to come by Germanic goodies known collectively as kuchen: pastries with fresh raspberries, strawberries, apples and other regional fruits.

In summer, most travelers make the crossing to Bariloche on a through ticket in a single day, but in winter it's necessary to overnight at Peulla, at the east end of Lago Todos los Santos, in Vicente Perez Rosales National Park. From Puerto Varas, it's about 40 mi/65 km along Lago Llanquihue, passing Petrohue Falls (with Osorno Volcano in the background) to Todos los Santos, where you board a boat for the three-hour trip to Peulla. From Peulla, it's about 20 mi/32 km by bus to the Argentine border post of Puerto Frias, then a 20-minute boat ride to Puerto Alegre. Catch a bus there for Puerto Blest, where a larger boat on Lago Nahuel Huapi takes three hours to the Llao-Llao Peninsula. It's about a 20-minute bus ride from there to San Carlos de Bariloche.

Other sights in the vicinity include the Lago Llanquihue village of Frutillar (21 mi/33 km north), which hosts a summer music festival, and the hot-springs resort of Termas de Puyehue, about two hours northeast by a roundabout route on the main highway to Argentina, but a shorter, more scenic route is under construction.

Overview

Introduction

Puerto Montt has the airport, but nearby Puerto Varas, Chile, has the charm of its German colonial-style houses and better access to Andean national parks and the classic bus-boat-bus shuttle to San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina. It's best December to mid-March, when the weather is warmer and rain is less likely, but it can drizzle (or pour) at any time of year.

Puerto Varas is also home to some of Chile's finest restaurants, and in summer it's common to come by Germanic goodies known collectively as kuchen: pastries with fresh raspberries, strawberries, apples and other regional fruits.

In summer, most travelers make the crossing to Bariloche on a through ticket in a single day, but in winter it's necessary to overnight at Peulla, at the east end of Lago Todos los Santos, in Vicente Perez Rosales National Park. From Puerto Varas, it's about 40 mi/65 km along Lago Llanquihue, passing Petrohue Falls (with Osorno Volcano in the background) to Todos los Santos, where you board a boat for the three-hour trip to Peulla. From Peulla, it's about 20 mi/32 km by bus to the Argentine border post of Puerto Frias, then a 20-minute boat ride to Puerto Alegre. Catch a bus there for Puerto Blest, where a larger boat on Lago Nahuel Huapi takes three hours to the Llao-Llao Peninsula. It's about a 20-minute bus ride from there to San Carlos de Bariloche.

Other sights in the vicinity include the Lago Llanquihue village of Frutillar (21 mi/33 km north), which hosts a summer music festival, and the hot-springs resort of Termas de Puyehue, about two hours northeast by a roundabout route on the main highway to Argentina, but a shorter, more scenic route is under construction.