Introduction
Patagonia is one of the most remote and spectacular regions on the planet. It spans the southern parts of Argentina and Chile, covering over one million square kilometers of steppes, glaciers, and mountains.
How to Get There
The most common entry point is the city of Bariloche, with direct flights from Buenos Aires and Santiago de Chile.
From Argentina
Flights from Buenos Aires depart daily from Ezeiza International Airport. The journey lasts approximately two hours.
From Chile
The usual route is to fly to Punta Arenas and continue by bus to Torres del Paine.
What to Visit
Torres del Paine
The W Circuit
- The classic journey lasts between four and five days and covers the main viewpoints of the park. It is accessible for hikers with moderate experience.
The O Circuit
- A more demanding variant that completely circles the massif. It requires between eight and ten days and a high level of fitness.
| The W Circuit | The O Circuit | |
| Price | 123 | 234 |
| Rating | 8/10 | 9/10 |
Perito Moreno Glacier
One of the few glaciers in the world that is not receding. It can be observed from walkways just meters away from the ice front.
When to Travel
The best time is between November and March, during the Austral summer. The days are long and the temperatures, though variable, are more favorable for hiking.
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