A unique expeditionary-style road trip through lesser-known and wild Patagonia.

This is an exclusive expeditionary road trip for up to five people, with two drivers / guides, an adventure without improvisations and with effective planning.

The attraction is not only in the destinations punctually visited, but also in chosen byways in itself. 

The Andes mountain range will cross in both directions!

Sometimes it will touch the Pacific Ocean and other times the Atlantic.

Approximately 4,600 km are covered in 13 days.

The entire journey is divided into three stages that can be independent of each other.

You’ll see age-old forests, lakes of different colors, fjords, lunar landscapes, plateaus, glaciers, deserts and mountains, as well as marine animals, birds and mountain and steppe animals.

Along the route, we suggest accommodation especially for its warmth of the welcome, alternating between hotels in small urban centers and hotels far from the villages, in the middle of nature.

Places and attractions to visit:

• Road of the Seven Lakes 
• Lakes District
• Carretera Austral
• Quenaut hanging snowdrift  
• Marble Chapels
• Patagonian steppe
• Petrified forest
• Cave of the painted hands 
• Route 40
• Rio Deseado estuary 
• Darwin trail.

Some experiences you can feel and see

• Travel more than 4500 km. of virgin and pristine lands, far from the big cities.
  
• Experience being in the most remotes places in the world.
• Connect yourself to the unique space of landscapes and the huge lakes of the southern roads.
• Feel the connection with Nature.
• The scenic byways are in fact, world-famous extraordinary attractions.
• The Infinity of unknown but equally impressive attractions, are a plus on our trips because of the secondary and rich routes chosen.
• Amazing formations made in Marble like Chapels, in the middle of a lake.
• The Huge wealth of marine and steppe flora and fauna throughout the entire trip.
• Fjords, primitive forests, arms of the sea at the Chilean Andean Patagonia. Wonderful Lakes.
• Crossing the Andes mountain range in both directions, something unique!
• Spectacular views of the snowy mountain range.
• The Lunar landscapes, the wild and desert areas of Argentine Patagonia.
• One petrified Forest about 65 million years old.
• The most natural and purest areas on the planet at distant Patagonia.
• Follow in Darwin's footsteps on the coast of Atlantic Patagonia.
• Visiting to National Parks, Nature Reserves and World Heritage Sites.

 
When to Go

The best time of the year to visit Patagonia is between September and April (spring and summer in the southern hemisphere). During this time, the climate is ideal for going on an expedition.
 Regardless of the time of year, Patagonia is a place where the wind could be wild and strong and the temperatures are never very high, especially during the night.
 During this period, temperatures range between 5ºC and 15ºC (41ºF and 59ºF).
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