Chile and Argentina
Patagonia Luxury Itinerary
- Chile and Argentina
- Buenos Aires
- Santiago
- 21 days
- Nature
A 21-Day Journey Through Argentina, Chile and the Fjords of Tierra del Fuego
Luxury in Patagonia is unlike luxury anywhere else in the world.
Here, it is not defined by grand hotels or extravagant experiences, but by the privilege of travelling through one of the planet’s last great wildernesses at a relaxed pace. It is waking up to the silence of a glacial lake, watching condors soar above granite peaks, navigating remote fjords that few people will ever see, and spending the evening in carefully selected lodges surrounded by extraordinary landscapes.
This 21-day Patagonia luxury itinerary has been designed for travellers who want to experience the very best of both Chilean and Argentine Patagonia without rushing from one destination to the next.
Beginning in Buenos Aires and ending in Santiago, the journey combines Patagonia’s most iconic landscapes with its most exclusive experiences, including an unforgettable expedition aboard the Australis Cruise through the fjords of Tierra del Fuego.
Highlights
- Explore both Argentine and Chilean Patagonia in one unforgettable journey
- Sail through Patagonia's legendary fjords aboard the Australis Expedition Cruise
- Visit Cape Horn, Pia Glacier and Glacier Alley
- Enjoy boutique accommodations and carefully selected experiences throughout
- Combine wildlife, glaciers, mountains, fjords and vibrant cities
- The ultimate Patagonia journey for travelers seeking comfort, authenticity and extraordinary landscapes
Why This Patagonia Luxury Itinerary Stands Apart
Patagonia can be explored in many ways, but few journeys offer the balance of comfort, exclusivity and authentic discovery found in this itinerary.
Rather than rushing between destinations, this 21-day experience has been carefully designed to showcase Patagonia at its own rhythm. From the vibrant culture of Buenos Aires to the glaciers of Los Glaciares National Park, the iconic peaks of Fitz Roy, the legendary fjords of Tierra del Fuego aboard the Australis Cruise and the dramatic landscapes of Torres del Paine, every stage of the journey has been selected for its natural beauty and sense of place.
It is an itinerary for travellers who value meaningful experiences, exceptional guiding and boutique accommodation over conventional sightseeing.
More than simply visiting Patagonia, this is an invitation to experience one of the world’s last great wildernesses in comfort, depth and style.
The itinerery
Your journey begins in Buenos Aires, a city where elegant European architecture meets the vibrant spirit of Latin America.
After your private airport transfer, settle into a carefully selected boutique hotel in one of the city’s most charming neighbourhoods.
Depending on your arrival time, enjoy a relaxed stroll through Recoleta or Palermo before your first Argentine dinner.
Overnight: Buenos Aires
Spend the day exploring Buenos Aires with a private guide.
Walk through Plaza de Mayo, wander the colourful streets of La Boca, discover San Telmo’s historic atmosphere and experience Palermo’s cafés, galleries and tree-lined avenues.
In the evening, an optional tango performance offers a memorable introduction to Argentine culture.
Overnight: Buenos Aires
A morning flight brings you to El Calafate, the gateway to Los Glaciares National Park.
As you arrive, Patagonia immediately reveals its immense scale: vast skies, turquoise lakes and endless steppe stretching towards the Andes.
Enjoy a relaxed afternoon overlooking Lake Argentino.
Overnight: El Calafate
Today you’ll stand before one of Patagonia’s greatest natural wonders.
Towering over sixty metres above the water, the Perito Moreno Glacier remains one of the few advancing glaciers on Earth.
Walk along panoramic boardwalks or choose an optional boat excursion for an even closer perspective on this extraordinary ice wall.
Overnight: El Calafate
Board a full-day navigation across Lake Argentino.
Surrounded by floating icebergs, you’ll approach the immense glaciers of the Southern Patagonian Ice Field, including the spectacular Spegazzini Glacier.
This is one of Patagonia’s most breathtaking landscapes.
Overnight: El Calafate
Travel north through Patagonia’s open plains until the unmistakable silhouette of Mount Fitz Roy appears on the horizon.
The small village of El Chaltén sits beneath some of the world’s most iconic granite peaks.
Overnight: El Chaltén
Choose one of Patagonia’s most scenic hiking trails.
Whether you walk to Laguna Capri or continue towards Laguna de los Tres, the views of Fitz Roy reward every step.
For those preferring a slower pace, shorter scenic walks are equally rewarding.
Overnight: El Chaltén
Luxury also means having time.
Today is intentionally left flexible.
Perhaps you’ll enjoy horseback riding with local gauchos, a photography excursion, or simply spend the afternoon admiring Patagonia’s ever-changing light.
Overnight: El Chaltén
Fly south to Ushuaia, dramatically positioned between the Andes and the Beagle Channel.
Known as the southernmost city on Earth, Ushuaia marks the beginning of your exploration of Tierra del Fuego.
Overnight: Ushuaia
Discover ancient lenga forests, mountain lakes and rugged coastal landscapes inside Tierra del Fuego National Park.
Optional experiences include the historic End of the World Train or guided walks through pristine wilderness.
Overnight: Ushuaia
Board the elegant Australis expedition vessel and begin one of the world’s most remarkable small-ship cruises.
Over the next four days you’ll sail through the remote channels of Tierra del Fuego, navigating landscapes that remain virtually unchanged since the great explorers first arrived.
Daily Zodiac excursions reveal glaciers, subantarctic forests and remote islands accessible only by expedition ship.
Highlights include Cape Horn, Wulaia Bay, Pia Glacier, Glacier Alley and Agostini Sound.
Every landing is accompanied by expert expedition guides who interpret the region’s extraordinary geology, wildlife and history.
For many travellers, these four days become the defining experience of Patagonia.
Overnight: Australis Cruise
Disembark in Punta Arenas before travelling north across the Patagonian steppe to Puerto Natales.
Enjoy a relaxed evening overlooking Última Esperanza Sound.
Overnight: Puerto Natales
Spend three unforgettable days exploring Chile’s most iconic national park.
Discover turquoise lakes, cascading waterfalls, immense glaciers and the famous granite towers that have become Patagonia’s symbol.
Your itinerary remains flexible, allowing time for scenic drives, hiking, wildlife observation or simply enjoying the exceptional setting of your lodge.
Luxury in Torres del Paine is about slowing down, embracing the silence and allowing Patagonia to unfold naturally.
Overnight: Torres del Paine
Fly north to Santiago.
After days immersed in Patagonia’s wilderness, Chile’s cosmopolitan capital offers the perfect contrast.
Spend the afternoon exploring Lastarria, Bellavista or one of the city’s excellent restaurants.
Overnight: Santiago
Discover Santiago’s cultural highlights with a private guide before enjoying an optional visit to a nearby winery in the Maipo Valley.
Celebrate your final evening in Chile with outstanding food and wine.
Overnight: Santiago
Private transfer to Santiago International Airport.
Your Patagonia luxury itinerary comes to an end, leaving memories of glaciers, mountains, fjords and landscapes that few places on Earth can match.
Hotels

Kau Yatún
Nestled on the historic Estancia 25 de Mayo just 600 m from downtown El Calafate, Kau Yatún offers an authentic Patagonian ranch experience. With country-style rooms, a cozy fireplace bar, and a restaurant serving regional cuisine, guests can immerse themselves in traditional shepherd life, enjoying nature, sheep-shearing demonstrations, and genuine rural hospitality.

Los Cerros del Chalten
At Los Cerros del Chaltén, the mountains become your silent companions. Nestled among soaring peaks and Patagonian winds, every window frames a living landscape. Mornings start with crisp mountain air and distant condor calls; evenings end in quiet comfort under starlit skies. Here, you don’t just stay — you belong to the Andes.

Hotel Las Torres
Hotel Las Torres is nestled in the heart of Torres del Paine National Park, blending traditional estancia charm with sustainable luxury. Overlooking dramatic mountain landscapes, it offers cozy rooms with panoramic views, locally inspired cuisine, and direct access to iconic hiking circuits. Guests are immersed in authentic Patagonian nature, culture, and warm hospitality.
What to expect?









Details
What to bring
- Comfortable clothing and sturdy hiking shoes, appropriate for the season.
- Sunscreen and sunglasses
Best time to go to Patagonia
The experience changes with the seasons; I recommend visiting in summer or during the shoulder seasons. For more details: Best time to visit Patagonia: a season to season guides
- Summer (December – February): Warmest temperatures, long daylight hours, ideal for hiking and outdoor activities.
- Spring (October – November) & Autumn (March – April): Fewer tourists, beautiful seasonal colors, mild weather.
- Winter (June – September): Cold and snowy, limited access to some trails, but stunning landscapes for photography.
How to book
Please use the inquiry form on this page or email hello@travellocalclub.com to get started. I will be in touch to start the process of planning your custom trip!
Price
This is a fully customizable private journey. Based on the itinerary above for two guests sharing a double room, pricing starts at approximately USD 900 per person per day, offering personalized service, private transfers, and expert local guides throughout your experience. Read more about why you should choose a tailor made trip in Patagonia
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