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Argentina and Chile

From the end of the world to eternal glaciers

Argentina and Chile are a journey of constant contrasts.

From the sophistication of Buenos Aires to the eternal glaciers of Patagonia, passing through subtropical rainforests, remote fjords and landscapes where the silence feels infinite, this journey crosses some of the most striking settings in the southern hemisphere. The itinerary has been designed as a grand, elegant and profoundly scenic expedition, combining vibrant cities, extreme nature and exclusive experiences in some of the most remote territories on the planet. Sailing through the austral channels, glaciers suspended above the ocean, the Iguazú Falls or the immensity of Torres del Paine make this route an experience lived intensely and remembered forever.

From
€14,900
per person
Duration
bespoke
Design
100%
bespoke

Suggested itinerary

The journey, day by day

Stage 1

Buenos Aires · Buenos Aires elegance and Latin soul

Buenos Aires blends European heritage, Latin American passion and a unique cultural energy. Its stately avenues, historic cafés, art galleries and gastronomy turn every stroll into an experience. Suggested hotel · Casa Lucía Member of Meliá Collection.

Stage 2

Iguazú · The force of nature

The Iguazú Falls are one of the great natural spectacles on the planet. The subtropical rainforest, the humidity suspended in the air and the constant roar of the water create an utterly immersive atmosphere. Highlight of the trip: arrival at the Devil's Throat, where the force of the water feels almost physical. Suggested hotel · Gran Meliá Iguazú.

Stage 3

Puerto Madryn · Atlantic Patagonia and wildlife

Atlantic Patagonia unfolds infinite horizons, cold oceans full of life and a constant sense of untouched nature. Península Valdés offers some of the most spectacular wildlife encounters in South America. Suggested hotel · Hotel Península Valdés.

Stage 4

El Calafate · The realm of the glaciers

The great turquoise lakes, the Patagonian wind and the imposing Perito Moreno Glacier mark one of the most awe-inspiring stages of the trip. Luxury Atelier moment: listening to the ice crack in front of the glacier as huge blocks fall into the water. Suggested hotel · Posada Los Álamos.

Stage 5

Ushuaia · The end of the world

Ushuaia sits surrounded by snow-capped mountains, austral forests and the waters of the Beagle Channel. The feeling here is that of standing literally at the end of the continent. Suggested hotel · Los Cauquenes Resort & Spa.

Stage 6

Patagonian channels · Australis expedition

The Australis cruise crosses some of the most remote territories on the planet. Glaciers, fjords, subantarctic forests and landings in inaccessible places create a profoundly exclusive experience. Highlight of the trip: sailing the Glaciers Avenue and the legendary Cape Horn. Suggested hotel · Australis Cruise.

Stage 7

Puerto Natales and Torres del Paine · The most scenic Patagonia

Torres del Paine unfolds lakes in impossible colours, granite mountains and landscapes where nature completely dominates the horizon. Suggested hotel · The Singular Patagonia.

Stage 8

Santiago de Chile · Culture, wine and sophistication

The trip ends in Santiago, a modern, elegant city framed by the Andes range. The Lastarria and Bellavista neighbourhoods, wine culture and proximity to Valparaíso and Casablanca add the perfect closing note to the route. Suggested hotel · The Singular Santiago.

Argentina and Chile in pictures

A glimpse of the destination

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before you travel

How much does a trip to Argentina and Chile cost with Luxury Atelier?

Bespoke luxury journeys to Argentina and Chile designed by Luxury Atelier by Presstour start from €14,900 per person (indicative price, luxury-category accommodation, private services and exclusive experiences). The final price varies based on dates, season, hotel category chosen and added experiences. Request a proposal and within 48-72 business hours you will receive a closed quote.

What is the best time to travel to Argentina and Chile?

The best time to travel to Argentina and Chile is from November to March for Patagonia and Torres del Paine (austral summer). Our specialists advise on the optimal dates based on the type of experience you are seeking (wildlife, culture, climate or less crowd) and your personal calendar.

Which hotel partners do you work with in Argentina and Chile?

In Argentina and Chile we work with boutique and grand-luxury hotels, including: Explora Patagonia, Awasi Iguazu, Palacio Duhau Park Hyatt. All with preferred partnerships that allow us to secure upgrades, late check-outs and exclusive services for our clients.

How many days do we recommend for Argentina and Chile?

We recommend between 10 and 21 days to experience Argentina and Chile with the depth it deserves. Our signature itinerary is 10-14 days. We tailor the route to your dates, pace and priorities — some clients prefer fewer transfers over more days, others want to cover more regions.

What exclusive experiences do you include in Argentina and Chile?

In Argentina and Chile we arrange experiences you cannot book online: the Australis expedition through the Patagonian channels, the Perito Moreno glacier, the vineyards of Mendoza, Atacama with private astronomy. Every journey includes access to private experiences, guides specialised in the theme that interests you (cultural, gastronomic, wellness or photographic) and premium 24/7 logistics throughout the route.

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