12-Nights Adventure in Chilean Patagonia - Tailormade Journeys — CALL

1 Arrive Santiago, Chile

Encircled by snow-capped peaks, Santiago’s colonial charm lingers in historic landmarks, yet a fresh air of modernity sweeps through its vibrant neighborhoods. Buzzing restaurants and bars line the streets, while the grand Plaza de Armas and the presidential palace of La Moneda stand at the heart of the old town. The lively Lastarria district invites further exploration, complementing a visit to the nearby Fine Arts Museum.

Valparaíso unfolds with each step — vibrant houses clinging to hillsides, the bay shimmering below. Visiting Pablo Neruda's home, a masterpiece of color and texture, is an unforgettable experience. The day concludes with a toast at a family-run winery, an opportunity to savor the region's unique terroir.

Nestled on the shores of Lake Llanquihue, Puerto Varas is a charming town where the Andes Mountains meet the water. The air is crisp and fresh, carrying the scent of pine and damp earth, while colorful houses with steeply pitched roofs line the cobblestone streets, their gardens overflowing with vibrant flowers. The majestic Osorno Volcano looms in the distance, its snow-capped peak reflecting in the calm waters of the lake.

Chiloé Island beckons with promises of adventure. Pelicans soar overhead, sea lions bask on the rocks, and the colorful village of San Antonio de Chacao unfolds like a storybook. A visit to Caulin’s oyster farms offers a taste of the island's bounty, while the pristine beaches of Puñihuil provide a sanctuary for Magellan and Humboldt penguins.

East of Osorno Volcano, Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park stands as a masterpiece of nature. Three volcanoes stand guard, their peaks dusted with snow, while the Petrohue Falls cascade down a hillside, a curtain of white against the surrounding emerald forest. The Petrohue River, carved by ancient eruptions, rushes through narrow channels, its waters a vibrant mint green. Further on, Todos los Santos Lake beckons, its surface a mesmerizing blend of cream and emerald hues.

A gateway to Patagonia’s dramatic landscapes, Cochrane sits at the foot of the Andes. Rugged, snow-capped mountains pierce the horizon. The silence is broken only by the distant rumble of glaciers and the occasional cry of a condor soaring overhead.

Set against the grandeur of Patagonia National Park, the region's most luxurious lodge awaits. Rivers of vibrant blue wind their way through the landscape, reflecting the towering peaks of the surrounding peaks. With the assistance of a trusted guide, each day is a new chapter of adventure. Whether you hike through pristine wilderness, cycle along the riverbanks or kayak crystal-clear waters, nature reigns supreme.

As you traverse this awe-inspiring terrain, witness the elemental beauty of fire and ice. Stand in the shadow of towering volcanoes and marvel at the glaciers, each carrying a history of its own, as they carve their way through the Patagonian Ice Fields.

Immerse yourself in another day of discovery alongside experienced guides, savoring every moment of this exhilarating journey to the remote and rugged end of the earth.

The journey continues, taking you back to Santiago for a night's stay before embarking on the next leg of your journey in the Colchagua wine region.

Tucked amid rolling vineyards, San Vicente de Tagua exudes a quiet charm. The air is filled with the sweet scent of grapes, a reminder of the region's rich viticultural heritage. Traditional Chilean architecture lines the cobblestone streets, while the distant hum of the harvest season adds a gentle rhythm to the day.

Perhaps indulge in a wine tasting at a local vineyard, embark on a scenic bike ride through the surrounding trail, or embark on a thrilling trek with passionate experts dedicated to making your stay memorable. Alternatively, surrender to the tranquility of the moment and simply relax.