Destinations

La Araucanía, Chile

Villarrica volcano, lakes, hot springs, rivers and araucaria forests: Pucón is Chile's adventure-tourism capital.

La Araucanía, Chile

On the lakeshore facing the volcano: Villarrica combines Mapuche culture, beaches, fishing and a quieter small-town life than Pucón.

Los Lagos, Chile

The city of roses, facing the Osorno volcano and Lake Llanquihue: kayaking, trekking in Vicente Pérez Rosales, the Petrohué falls and German heritage.

Neuquén, Argentina

Gateway to Lanín National Park on Lake Lácar: the Seven Lakes road, skiing at Chapelco, fly fishing and trekking through Patagonian forests.

Río Negro, Argentina

Lake Nahuel Huapi, Cerro Catedral and the Circuito Chico: hut-to-hut trekking, skiing, kayaking, chocolate and the most classic Argentine Patagonia.

Magallanes, Chile

Patagonia's most famous park: the W and O circuits, Grey glacier, the Cuernos and guanacos on the steppe. Based in Puerto Natales.

Los Lagos, Chile

Castro's stilt houses, UNESCO wooden churches, curanto, mythology and penguins at Puñihuil.

Antofagasta, Chile

The driest desert on Earth: Valle de la Luna, Tatio geysers, altiplano lagoons, salt flats and the clearest skies for stargazing.

Región Metropolitana, Chile

The capital at the foot of the Andes: hills, bohemian neighbourhoods, markets, Maipo valley vineyards and skiing one hour away.

Mendoza, Argentina

Malbec capital at the foot of Aconcagua: wineries, Andean horseback rides, rafting on the Mendoza river and high mountains.

Ciudad Autónoma, Argentina

Tango, La Boca, San Telmo, steakhouses and football: local guides to explore the city neighbourhood by neighbourhood.

Tierra del Fuego, Argentina

The end of the world: Beagle Channel, Tierra del Fuego National Park, Martial glacier, penguins and trekking to Laguna Esmeralda.