
Lake District and Chiloé
The Chilean Lake District will leave you enchanted with its stunning, diverse scenery, charming local residents and sheer contrast to Southern Patagonia.
Set in the middle of the Lake District, on the shores of the Nahuel Huapi Lake, the alpine town of San Carlos de Bariloche is surrounded by stunning forests, mountains, and lakes as far as the eye can see. Bariloche is considered a year-round destination (unusual for Patagonia). Spend your days relaxing and enjoying the views or getting active in one of Argentina’s premier adventure areas.




A visit to Bariloche puts you within easy reach of many other beautiful and fascinating parts of Patagonia.

The Chilean Lake District will leave you enchanted with its stunning, diverse scenery, charming local residents and sheer contrast to Southern Patagonia.

Located deep in Patagonia’s snow-capped hinterland, the town of El Calafate has become an essential stopover for travelers headed to nearby Los Glaciares National Park.

Argentina’s trekking capital, El Chaltén is a popular haven for outdoor enthusiasts where hiking opportunities abound for both advanced and beginner trekkers.

Chile’s extensive fjords stretch all the way to the country’s southernmost tip in Tierra del Fuego, a scarcely explored region that feels every bit the end of the world that it is.