Patagonia
To the end of the world
Patagonia: the most southern point of South America is one of the most rugged and pristine nature areas in the world. Immerse yourself in a full nature experience with icebergs, glaciers and sea lion colonies.
Patagonia: the most southern point of South America is one of the most rugged and pristine nature areas in the world. Immerse yourself in a full nature experience with icebergs, glaciers and sea lion colonies.
El Calafate is situated on the Blue Argentino Lake.
One of the glaciers that feeds it with meltwater is the impressive Perito Moreno. Prepare for a scene of constant motion and dull thuds as slabs of ice the size of trucks and cathedrals hit the water, then float across the lake as giant icebergs.
Admire the ice wall from up close from a stunning look-out point or from a boat.
The farthest tip of the continent is very close to Antarctica. Located as a natural theme park along several sailing routes between Chile and Argentina, the islands of the Tierra del Fuego archipelago are home to giant penguin and sea lion colonies.
These waters, including the famous Beagle Channel, guarantee a wildlife extravaganza and are ideal for a multi-day cruise. A common starting point is Punta Arenas in Chile, while the journey ends at Ushuaia in Argentina, the southern-most city in the world.