Patagonia

Patagonia
Patagonia
Patagonia
Patagonia
Patagonia
Patagonia
Patagonia
Patagonia


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CAD $11,044

15 Days

Best Rate: Guarantee

Trip Type: Group Tour

Activity Level: Average

Take a step into a world of pure nature in Patagonia, where crystal-clear waters meet mountainside glaciers. Feel the Latin-infused rhythms of Buenos Aires.

Price based on per person in Double Room for departure 07 Oct 2025

Experience Overview

Highlights

  • Visit Area: Buenos Aires,Perito Moreno Glacier,Ainsworth Bay,Tucker Islets,Pia Glacier,Glacier Alley,Cape Horn,Wulaia Bay,Ushuaia
  • Admittance: Buenos Aires,Perito Moreno Glacier,Ainsworth Bay,Tucker Islets,Pia Glacier,Glacier Alley,Cape Horn,Wulaia Bay,Ushuaia
  • Meals included: 29

Trip Details

Product CodeProduct Code: 18358

Tour TypeTour Type: Group Tour

AccommodationAccommodation: Moderate

TransportTransport: Private

Guide LanguageGuide Language: English

Tour OperatorTour Operator: Collette (CA)

Supplier CodeSupplier Code: 16399

StartStarts: Buenos Aires, Argentina

FinishFinishes: Buenos Aires, Argentina

DurationDuration: 15 days

DeparturesDepartures: Guaranteed

Physical RatingPhysical Rating: Average

Includes

  • Visit Area: Buenos Aires,Perito Moreno Glacier,Ainsworth Bay,Tucker Islets,Pia Glacier,Glacier Alley,Cape Horn,Wulaia Bay,Ushuaia
  • Admittance: Buenos Aires,Perito Moreno Glacier,Ainsworth Bay,Tucker Islets,Pia Glacier,Glacier Alley,Cape Horn,Wulaia Bay,Ushuaia
  • Meals included: 29

Price

Price per person: (Double Occupancy) CAD $11,044 ($736 /day)

Itinerary

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Day 1: Overnight Flight

Snowcapped mountains towering in the distance. Vibrant teal waters lapping against the shore. Glaciers carving their way through the valleys. This is Patagonia – a rugged wonderland of nature nestled along Argentina and Chile.
Hotel Name: Sofitel Buenos Aires Recoleta

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Day 2: Buenos Aires, Argentina

Arrive in Buenos Aires, a city that radiates Latin-infused rhythm mixed with European heritage. Meet your fellow travelers for a welcome briefing at your hotel. Head to dinner with your new friends and indulge in savory Argentine flavors.
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Visit Area: Buenos Aires
The capital and largest city in Argentina has been an autonomous district since 1880. Buenos Aires is a top tourist destination, known for its European-style architecture and rich cultural life. The city currently has the highest concentration of theaters in the world. Buenos Aires is a cosmopolitan center of the nation and offers a large cultural diversity due to the waves of immigration during the years. It is known as the land of the portenos (people of the port) — which is what the people from Buenos Aires are referred to as — and traditions, but the land is also large in industrial and commercial activities. Although Buenos Aires is a large cosmopolitan area, it also offers a very historical background, reflected in the French and Italian architecture, and numerous museums and cultural centers.

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Day 3: Buenos Aires

Start the day with a visit to the famous Recoleta Cemetery and take in the towering mausoleums – considered to be one of the most beautiful cemeteries in the world – and the final resting place of Eva Peron. After, embark on a panoramic city tour and coast down the famous Avenida 9 de Julio. Take in the Parisian architecture and verdant trees lining the world’s widest avenue. Discover the city’s most well-known sites before arriving to the colorful neighborhood of La Boca. Tonight, get into the Argentinian spirit with a tango show and dinner.

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Admittance: Tango Show
The name of this dance comes from the Latin word for touch (tangere) and it originated along the banks of the Rio Plata in the region of Buenos Aires. The tango was included in the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Lists in 2009. It has European influences like Flamenco and Polka and also South American (Habanero) and African (Milonga). It became a separate dance form in the mid 19th century.

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Day 4: Buenos Aires

Today is yours to spend in Buenos Aires as you please. Perhaps you’ll decide to leave the hustle and bustle of the city and take an optional tour of Tigre Delta to explore its serene waterways, lush landscapes, and charming riverside communities.

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Hotel Name: Mirador del Lago Hotel

Visit Area: Perito Moreno Glacier
Discover the Perito Moreno Glacier in Los Glaciares National Park, a UNESCO site that forms part of the Patagonian Continental Ice Field and is one of the few glaciers in the world still advancing.

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Day 5: Buenos Aires - El Calafate

Fly to El Calafate, the gateway to Patagonia’s natural splendor, known as the “National Capital of the Glaciers.” Enjoy some free time this afternoon in this charming town. Gather this evening for dinner with your fellow travelers.

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Admittance: Patagonian Estancia
Meet some local gauchos at a typical Patagonian estancia, a type of working ranch in South America, where you’ll partake in a traditional lamb roast lunch and learn about the local culture.

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Day 6: El Calafate - Perito Moreno Glacier - El Calafate

This morning, get ready to embark on a cruise that will take you up close to the Perito Moreno Glacier. This gigantic tower of vibrant ice rests against blue-green waters – an awe-inspiring wonder of the natural world. Then, catch many views of the glacier from a series of walkways. Gaze off the shoreline in search of floating icebergs as you listen for the resounding cracks of ice sheets breaking free.

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Hotel Name: Rio Serrano Hotel & Spa

Admittance: Torres del Paine National Park
Glaciers, lakes, rivers, mountains, Torres del Paine National Park has it all if you’re looking for views to take your breath away. It’s the largest and one of the most visited parks in all of Chile and spans approximately 242,242 hectares (598,338 acres). The park is home to more than 100 species of colorful birds and some of the most beautiful flora on earth including a stunning display of color in autumn and ladyslippers in summer.

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Day 7: El Calafate - Torres del Paine National Park, Chile

Today, take in the vast landscape and learn more about Patagonian wildlife while traveling to the border and crossing into Chile. Arrive in Torres del Paine National Park, one of the most remote, unspoiled places in the world, designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Soak the dramatic beauty of jagged mountains, expansive grasslands, and ethereal teal waters and marvel at cascading waterfalls on a panoramic tour through one of South America’s most incredible national parks. Along the way, you may spot soaring condors, inquisitive guanacos (llamas), and independent felines. After, check into your hotel for a two-night stay beside stunning views of the Serrano River and Paine mountain range.

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Admittance: 4-Night Fjord Cruise
Cruise through the most remote corners of the world on the Stella Australis as you take in the majestic scenery of colossal glaciers, powerful waterfalls, and awe-inspiring scenery. Relax aboard your elegant ship as you enjoy fine dining, great ambiance, and once-in-a-lifetime excursions.

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Day 8: Torres del Paine National Park

Set out to spend a full day exploring the wonders of Torres del Paine. Stretch your legs on a morning hike to the Salto Grande waterfall. Your guide will make sure you don’t miss a thing, from this landscape’s stunning features to the flora and fauna all around you. Following lunch, the adventure continues with a scenic hike around Lago Grey, leading to spectacular views of the Grey Glacier.

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Hotel Name: Remota Patagonia Lodge

Visit Area: Ainsworth Bay

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Day 9: Torres del Paine - Puerto Natales, Chile

Enjoy a leisurely morning at your hotel, taking in those final views of the park or perhaps joining your guide for a nature walk. After lunch, head south to Puerto Natales. This evening is yours to enjoy at leisure.

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Hotel Name: Ventus Australis

Admittance: Ainsworth Forest or Ainsworth Moraine
Journey to Ainsworth Bay before heading towards the Tucker Islets for some quality time in nature. Embark on new adventures by starting at the beach to discover Ainsworth Forest. Learn all about the evolution and vegetation as a cause of the glacier recession. You may even stumble upon a peat bog and even explore a beaver habitat -OR- venture off on an active hike along a glacial moraine – a unique form of glacial sediment of rock and soil formed over time by erosion. No matter what you choose, take in surreal views of the Almirantazgo Sound and Darwin Mountain Range. Ainsworth Forest Activity Level: 2 This option is mostly flat and done at a relaxed pace. You will be transported to the activity via Zodiac. Ainsworth Moraine Activity Level: 4 This option may require you to use ropes and navigate over rocks in order to reach the summit. It is more of a demanding hike and not possible for those with mobility issues. You will be transported to the activity via Zodiac.

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Day 10: Puerto Natales - Punta Arenas - Board Ship - Chilean Waters

Today, make your way to the coastal metropolis of Punta Arenas. Along the way, stop to spend time at a family-owned Patagonian estancia. Enjoy a traditional lamb roast lunch as you chat and learn about the culture. Later in Punta Arenas, admire the sights, where brightly colored houses meet modern skyscrapers. As the day draws to a close, leave the mainland on the Ventus Australis – your home for the next four nights. Head for one of the most remote corners of the world as you sail through Chilean waters.

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Visit Area: Tucker Islets

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Day 11: Ainsworth Bay - Tucker Islets

Dock in Ainsworth Bay. As you take your Zodiac to shore, keep an eye out for the area’s extensive birdlife or perhaps a colony of elephant seals. Get ready to choose how to spend the morning because it’s your choice! Embark on new adventures by starting at the beach to discover Ainsworth Forest. Learn all about the evolution and vegetation as a cause of the glacier recession and explore a beaver habitat -OR- venture off on an active hike along a glacial moraine – a unique form of glacial sediment made from rock and soil. No matter what you choose, take in surreal views of the Almirantazgo Sound and Darwin Mountain Range. Back on the ship, sail to the Tucker Islets where you’ll head to shore for a close-up view of the Magellan penguins.*

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Visit Area: Pia Glacier
Behold the breathtakingly big Pia Glacier. Nestled between mountains and sea, it is located in an isolated corner of the Chilean Fjords. Hear it creak and crack as the ice moves, and perhaps see a large chunk calve from the frozen wall.

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Day 12: Pia Glacier - Glacier Alley

Take a Zodiac to shore and stand in awe before the Pia Glacier, a colossal mass of ice slowly crawling down the mountains. Decide where you want to hike** because it’s your choice! Traverse the Pia Boulders on a medium level hike for panoramic views of the glacier -OR- venture on an easy walk towards the Pia Lookout for panoramic views of the glacier. Back onboard the ship, continue through the Beagle Channel and into Glacier Alley. These impressive masses of ice are so large that most of them are named after countries – including Holland, Italy, Germany, and France.

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Admittance: Pia Boulder or Pia Outlook
Visit the huge glacier that lies in a fjord along the Chilean Patagonia coast. The best part is that you decide where you want to hike because it’s your choice! Traverse the Pia Boulders on a medium level hike for panoramic views of the glacier. Keep in mind that this terrain is more challenging than your average day hike -OR- travel on a different trail and venture on an easier hike towards the Pia Lookout where panoramic views of the glacier will greet you. Pia Boulders Activity Level: 2 This option is an easy walk but depending on weather spots could be slippery. You will be transported to the activity via Zodiac. Pia Lookout Activity Level: 3 Medium level hike with uphill elements. You will be transported to the activity via Zodiac.

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Day 13: Cape Horn - Wulaia Bay

Disembark*** at Cape Horn National Park, home to an archipelago of islands, and considered to be the “End of the Earth.” This afternoon, anchor at fabled Wulaia Bay and visit the historic radio station, formerly used by the Chilean Navy. Explore the area by selecting a hike** alongside an expert guide because it’s your choice! Head towards the peak on the most difficult hike for a scenic lookout -OR- embark on a slower paced hike with a medium difficulty towards the Forest Lookout -OR- take a peaceful nature walk along the beach for a chance to witness even more wildlife. Each choice will offer sprawling vistas of the gentle bay and allows time to leave a postcard at the information center.

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Hotel Name: Sofitel Buenos Aires Recoleta

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Day 14: Disembark Boat - Ushuaia - Buenos Aires

Your cruise through Patagonia comes to an end as you enter Argentine waters, docking at Ushuaia. Disembark in Ushuaia before flying to Buenos Aires. Tonight, gather for a farewell dinner and share a toast with your fellow travel companions.

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Visit Area: Glacier Alley

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Day 15: Buenos Aires - Tour Ends

Say adios to Argentina as your tour draws to a close this morning.

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Visit Area: Cape Horn
The southernmost headland of Tierra del Fuego, Cape Horn marks where the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans meet. The waters there are particularly violent and many sailors prefer to use the Strait of Magellan instead of the extremely challenging nautical route around notorious Cape Horn.

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Collette (CA)

A Story of Hard Work and a Passion for Travel “Our first office was so tiny that if you took a step backwards, you fell down an open hole that was stairs to the basement. Now we are a worldwide company with offices in the United States, Canada, Australia and the United Kingdom.” – Alice I. Sullivan, Chairperson of the Collette Board.Collette is about family As his family grew, Dan’s children took on active roles in the company – in sales, tour development, marketing, tour guiding, and in its charitable arm. Working with a team of dedicated employees, they all stayed true to the original vision of expanding travel opportunities for everyone. That tradition continued as Dan’s eldest child, Dan Sullivan Jr., took the reins as President and CEO in 1990 and the company flourished. Collette_HQ_380x250_v2 The third generation of Sullivans entered the company in the early 2000s, and in 2018 Dan Sullivan Jr.’s daughter, Jaclyn Leibl-Cote, became President & Chief Customer Experience Officer. In 2023, after she successfully steered Collette through the global pandemic, Dan proudly turned the CEO role over to Jaclyn and transitioned to Executive Chairman of the Board. Mrs. Leibl-Cote is only the 4th CEO in the company’s history and its first female leader, making Collette one of the rare companies successfully transfer to the 3rd generation of leadership.

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Reviews

 

Trusted Customer   -  Traveled, March 2024

This was one of our favorite tours ever. We loved our itinerary and our group. Our Manager Sol was exceptional. She was knowledgeable, so personable, and attuned to the needs of the group. I could not recommend Sol more. The highlight of the trip for us was the trip through the Straits of Magellan on the Australis.

Source: Tour operator   Submitted: 04/10/2024

 

Trusted Customer   -  Traveled, April 2024

Extra boat ride user pay to petit Moreno was unnecessary and a boondoggle. Guide in Buenos Aires was ordinary...left out much interesting info we had from our own guide the previous days. Boat waiter particularly helpful. Nature guides in parks and on ground in Patagonia excellent. Calafate hotel have good views but poor food.

Source: Tour operator   Submitted: 04/10/2024

 

John Nolan   -  Traveled, February 2024

I thought it was a very enjoyable tour.

Source: Tour operator   Submitted: 03/17/2024

 

Trusted Customer   -  Traveled, February 2024

Great mix of natural wonders, wildlife sightings, towns and countryside, and a chance to experience this part of the world. Stella Australis was perfect - not too fancy or upscale, but a relaxed comfortable atmosphere and wonderful knowledgeable staff. Enrique is a great Tour Manager- love traveling with him.

Source: Tour operator   Submitted: 03/17/2024

 

Trusted Customer   -  Traveled, January 2024

I enjoyed our Patagonia tour so much. Our tour director, Cristobal, made everything fun while keeping track of the details and assuring that everything went smoothly. Our twenty-person group was great-the perfect size for making new friends without being unwieldy. The scenery was very beautiful.

Source: Tour operator   Submitted: 02/22/2024

 

Debbie Irwin   -  Traveled, February 2023

It was an amazing experience, a trip of a lifetime. Just had an issue with the hotel in El Calafate with no air conditioning. There should be a wine tasting included since we are trying various Malbec wines.

Source: Tour operator   Submitted: 03/19/2023

 

Glenda Burkett   -  Traveled, February 2023

Wonderful experiences in the national parks and the glaciers. Excellent tour guides.

Source: Tour operator   Submitted: 03/10/2023

 

Mary Ann Wotring   -  Traveled, March 2025

The whole tour was magnificent and especially the boat ride for 5 days and 4 nights. All of the hotels were great with great food and the bus was also very comfortable and our tour mates were fun and interesting.

Source: Tour operator   Submitted: 04/25/2025

 

Kay Low   -  Traveled, February 2025

Our Tour Manager, Laura Gallardo was absolutely one of the top two tour managers that Collette has in the company. I’ve taken closed to twenty tours with Collette and am speaking with extensive experience. She ensured that we completed everything on our agenda along with free time where she took us to places that weren’t on our itinerary. We can see that she loves and enjoys what she does. She’s extremely knowledgeable and answers all our questions. This was a small group (24pax) expedition and was ideal. Patagonia was one of Collette’s best tours!

Source: Tour operator   Submitted: 03/25/2025

 

Trusted Customer  -  Traveled, February 2025

Tour hostess was the best I’ve ever had, and I’ve travelled a lot. I am recommending to all that I know who travel, for something different. Opened my eyes to climate change.

Source: Tour operator   Submitted: 03/25/2025

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