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An Icy Wilderness
With vast, untouched, and pristine landscapes featuring everything from snow-capped mountains to deserts and old-
growth forests, Patagonia, Chile is an outdoor-lovers dream. Opportunities for experiencing the natural world abound in
this rugged and remote part of the world.
Cobalt lakes, azure-tinted glaciers, emerald trees, and turquoise skies stretch as far as the eye can see. In fact, the Chilean
Patagonia’s vistas are so sweeping that Charles Darwin once described the region as “boundless.”
Experience Patagonia
GASTRONOMY1 / 5
Barbecues are very instilled in Chile’s culture, both for the geographic conditions favorable to livestock and also for the opportunity these events play in spending quality time with family and friends. A classic Patagonian barbecue entails a lamb slow-roasted on a rotating stick over an open fire. It’s a special event and highly social, in which family, friends, and neighbors gather to share stories around the fire and bond over traditional food. On the seafood side, the cold waters of the Pacific Ocean mean lobster, king crab, oyster, and clam-like you’ve never tried before. They are served in hot casseroles in clay bowls, raw, or oven baked with Chilean wine and parmesan cheese.
CULTURE2 / 5
The people of Chile have a wonderfully rich history and culture that dates back generations. Many traditional ways of living and working are alive to this day in Patagonia. The Baqueano (cowboy) lifestyle is still very intricately woven into many aspects of today’s Patagonia. Baqueanos are expert horsemen dedicated to rearing livestock, often characterized by their strong but hospitable personalities. They wear leather boots, neck scarves, berets, vests, and warm ponchos with unique designs. You will almost always see them drinking traditional mate with their special cup and straw. This herbal infusion is a sacred ritual and the center of many conversations.
ADVENTURE3 / 5
Patagonia is one of the world’s most enticing adventure destinations, with thrilling experiences at every turn. Kayak through the amazing fjords, rivers, and lagoons of the Lake District, ski at the end of the world or hike the breathtaking Andes Mountains. The opportunities for adventure are endless. World-class hiking, wildlife spotting, and mountaineering are what this destination is known for, and when it comes to adventure, Patagonia never disappoints.
NATURE4 / 5
From breathtaking glaciers, majestic lakes, and rivers to the towering, snow-capped peak of the Andes, Patagonia is undeniably an incredible nature destination. Torres del Paine National Park, with its iconic granite towers, is one of the most popular destinations in Patagonia. Most famous for the W Trek, it also offers a lot of wilder hiking, horseback riding on remote estancias, ice hiking on glaciers, kayaking among icebergs, and biking on tough mountain trails. The Chilean lake district offers a stunning mix of glistening lakes, smoldering volcanoes, temperate rainforests, and meandering rivers rich in fish and bird life.
WELLNESS5 / 5
A premier wellness destination for those looking to rest after long days of adventure, Patagonia offers much in terms of wellness offerings. Many hotels in the area also have complete spas with customized wellness treatments, saunas and jacuzzis, hammams, and massage offerings. Wellness and fitness programs are also offered on-site at many properties, incorporating activities like morning yoga, trekking, and more.
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Signature Chile Itineraries
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preferences of each traveler, every time.
When booking a vacation to Chile, we’ll keep your travel goals in mind. Whether you’re looking to explore the Andean
city of Santiago, sip your way through the wine region of Maipo, or embark on an adventure in Patagonia – browse these
signature itineraries to get some inspiration for your customized luxury tour of Chile.
DESERT LANDSCAPES AND AMAZING LAKES OF CHILE
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Discover a land of extraordinary and diverse landscapes, from arid desert expanses to the beautiful crystal waters in the Lake District…
EXPLORING CHILE IN STYLE
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Exploring Chile’s most notable destinations will be a travel experience to remember. Head to the vibrant capital of Santiago to learn…
EXPLORING THE MAGICAL WONDERS OF CHILE
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Spend two weeks exploring some of Chile’s most iconic destinations, including the vibrant capital of Santiago where history…
DISCOVERING THE MAGICAL CORNERS OF CHILE
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Travel to Chile for two full weeks of adventure moving across the ins and outs of the most remarkable landscapes. If you’re the type…
historic and scenic explorations of chile
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Visit the historic cities of Chile that have all the charm of quaint European towns combined with all the energy of Latin…
THE TOWERING PEAKS OF CHILEAN PATAGONIA
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Stroll through the magical landscapes of Chilean Patagonia during your own private vacation across the region. With stunning…
DISCOVER THE
Best Time To Travel
The best time to visit Patagonia is in the austral Spring and Summer,
between September and March.
Days are longer and warmer and there’s less rainfall than other times of the year. However, the few who are lucky
enough to visit in winter tend to experience less wind and more blue sky days.
BEST MONTHS TO VISIT
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and outs of the country and the best way to experience it.
WHAT TO SEE AND DO1 / 4
Whale watching in the Chilean Fjords Chile’s extensive, sparkling Pacific coastline, stretches over 4,000km and features some truly remote and unspoiled scenery, providing a spectacular backdrop to whale and dolphin watching. The coastline from Patagonia down toward Chile's subpolar southern tip is characterized by a network of islands, fjords, and channels fed by freshwater flowing from the Andes. These rich and diverse habitats allow Chile to host nearly 40 percent of the world’s whale and dolphin species in its waters. A number of baleen whale species can be observed close to shore as they migrate between warmer breeding grounds to the north and rich Antarctic feeding grounds, making the Chilean Patagonia the perfect place for wildlife lovers to whale watch.
WHAT TO SEE AND DO2 / 4
Hike the peaks of Torres Del Paine In addition to Torres del Paine’s beauty and grandeur, the adventure is endless in Patagonia, where trekking has become an increasingly popular activity. World-famous trekking awaits in Torres del Paine National Park. Each valley, peak, and pass hides its own treasures, be it hanging glaciers, vast pampas, twisted metamorphic rock, or ice-blue streams. Visitors can choose between a variety of treks. The iconic W Trek visits each of the park's most famous highlights and takes four days long for anyone in good shape with some hiking experience. The Full, or O Circuit is ideal for more experienced hikers. On the Circuit hikers can visit all the main highlights of the park, but also circle around the quieter northern edge of the park, where you’ll have stunning views almost to yourself. Lose the crowds completely by exploring deep into the park's quieter corners. Torres del Paine offers a number of off-the-beaten-track trails for adventurous souls with some hiking experience, which offers a completely different experience of the park.
WHAT TO SEE AND DO3 / 4
Kayaking through the Marble Caves in Chile Chile’s Marble Caves are one of the most peculiar and extraordinary natural wonders in South America. The magnificent Marble Caves have formed over the last 6000+ years as the water melted from the nearby glaciers filling up General Carrera Lake and washing up against these solid rocks slowly carving out intricate caverns, columns, and tunnel systems. Over thousands of years, this mineral-rich glacier water also changed the color and shape of the Marble Cave formations to beautiful hues of blues, greens, blacks, and yellows. Though a spectacular sight, the Marble Caves can be a bit of a challenge to reach, with the best option being by boat from the closest town to the Marble Caves, Puerto Rio Tranquilo in southern Chile.
WHAT TO SEE AND DO4 / 4
Go Skiing in The Lake District Southern Chile’s idyllic Lake District makes for the perfect place to hit the slopes and enjoy over 9,000 acres of pristine snowcapped peaks. Visitors looking to ski in this district will be spoiled for choice, with a wide array of resorts catering to ski enthusiasts, and even providing gear - so no need to bring your own. Adventure lovers can get excited about skiing on the active Villarrica Volcano or speeding past incredible glaciers and stunning lakes that have iced over. Though the adventure is for thrill-seekers, make no mistake, there are also more gentle slopes for those trying to ease into skiing, as well.
WHERE TO STAY1 / 4
Tierra Patagonia Emerging beside towering mountains and the glistening Lake Sarmiento in Torres del Paine National Park, the Tierra Patagonia hotel weaves itself into the landscape with subtle style, blending into the magnificence of the region. Here in this untamed part of the world, the perfect spot for an adventure vacation, what you see at this luxury Patagonia spa hotel is emerald lakes, fantastic mountain ranges, and abundant wildlife. While staying at this sustainable luxury eco-lodge, you’ll find yourself completely surrounded by wilderness, and you can enjoy an endless array of outdoor excursions and Torres del Paine tours. The architecture of the lodge is beautifully integrated with the landscape and offers stunning views of the park. The hotel also offers a luxury spa with a heated pool, treatment rooms with aromatherapy, and custom massages.
WHERE TO STAY2 / 4
The Singular Patagonia Surrounded by unparalleled natural beauty, The Singular Patagonia, Puerto Bories Hotel is a hotel of extreme sophistication, incredible history, and the highest levels of personalized service situated at the so-called “end of the world,” deep in the heart of Chilean Patagonia. This exceptional hotel preserves the century-old cold storage Frigorífico Bories, declared a National Heritage in 1996 embodies the very essence of its destination, serving as a Museum and a unique destination that maintains the legacy and the identity of the ground it rises from, paying tribute to its past and integrating its spirit into every aspect of the experience. The hotel features an on-site restaurant with locally sourced ingredients, spacious rooms with heated floors and unparalleled views of the Patagonian fjords, and once-in-a-lifetime excursions which rotate seasonally and include horseback riding, hiking tours, cooking classes, glacier tours, and more.
WHERE TO STAY3 / 4
Awasi Patagonia - Relais & Châteaux Awasi, Patagonia gives an opportunity to get close to the natural wonders of Chilean Patagonia with the comforts of a luxury, award-winning lodge with 14 villages set on a private reserve overlooking the picturesque glaciers, granite mountains, and lakes. Each stilted, wooden villa on the property comes with a fireplace, outdoor hot tub, and a private guide so you can trek to the actual Torres del Paine. The hotel helps guests plan Patagonian adventures including stargazing, trekking, and more. After a day of planned activities in Chilean Patagonia, guests can enjoy the hotel’s restaurant which features delicious Patagonian menus which highlight the diversity of Chilean cuisine with an upscale take.
WHERE TO STAY4 / 4
Remota Patagonia Patagonia is vast, diverse, and amazing and Remota Patagonia is at the crossroad of all its main attractions; from Torres del Paine National Park to its fjords and glaciers. With its eco-friendly architecture and modern facilities, Remota Patagonia has something in store for travelers looking for comfort and convenience in their Patagonia home base. The hotel features 72 spacious rooms with a spectacular view, luxurious gastronomy, and ample spaces to be and relax. Each room is equipped with a bed, a private bathroom, as well as luxury amenities – including heated floors, slippers, and breakfast. Guests can spend a peaceful evening in the luxury hotel’s sauna, pool, or restaurant. Remota Patagonia is the only operation that offers certified fly fishing experience, as well as navigations, hiking, horseback riding, bicycle tours, and bird watching, with world well-known specialists.
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