PATAGONIA · ARGENTINA
Patagonia, land of infinite horizons
More than 800,000 km² of plateau, glaciers, southern forests, and Atlantic coast.
One of the most extensive and least populated regions on the planet.
A territory where the wind is constant and nature imposes its own conditions.
Patagonia is experienced before it is explained.
We design experiences that use that effect with precision: to bring closure, open up perspectives, and generate the kind of cohesion that only emerges when a team faces something truly great.
Patagonia is experienced before it is explained.
EL CALAFATE · PATAGONIA · ARGENTINA
Perito Moreno is one of the most extraordinary natural phenomena on the planet.
With an area of over 250 km², this immense river of ice remains in constant motion, advancing over the waters of Lake Argentino and offering a unique spectacle of sounds, calvings, and shapes sculpted by time.
Its scale is impressive from any perspective: an ice wall up to 74 meters high and a front of nearly 5 kilometers make every visit an unforgettable experience.
The glacier can be discovered in different ways, from the panoramic walkways to one of Patagonia's most exclusive activities: walking on the ice with specialized guides, exploring crevasses, lagoons, and ancient glacial formations.
An experience possible in very few places in the world.
Some landscapes are observed. The Perito Moreno is experienced.
Beyond the glacier
— Private browsing
Facing the Upsala and Spegazzini glaciers, accessible exclusively by water.
Patagonian ranches
Criollo horses, open-fire barbecues, and the warmth of Patagonian ranches offer an experience as genuine as it is unforgettable. A different way to connect with the spirit of the region.
— Signature Patagonian cuisine
Patagonian lamb and crystal-clear water trout reflect the character of a southern gastronomy, present in both haute cuisine restaurants and traditional ranches, where local ingredients and the landscape are part of the menu.
USHUAIA · PATAGONIA · ARGENTINA
The end of the world as
starting point
Arriving in Ushuaia is discovering a place where the immensity of nature, the Beagle Channel, and the snow-capped mountains create a landscape capable of awakening a feeling of its own.
Here, the southernmost point of the continent becomes the beginning of extraordinary experiences.
— Beagle Channel Navigation
Private or semi-private boats tour the Beagle Channel offering an exclusive experience, with catering on board, unique landscapes, and sightings of the characteristic wildlife of the far south.
The tour may include Martillo Island, home to one of the region's most important Magellanic penguin colonies, where it is possible to observe these birds in their natural environment from a privileged proximity.
Some experiences also allow visitors to land on the island, accompanied by expert guides, for an even more intimate encounter with this emblematic Patagonian species.
— Tierra del Fuego National Park
The only Argentine national park with a coastline on the sea.
Sub-Antarctic forests, lakes, rivers, and bays make up a unique landscape where the mountain range meets the ocean.
— Closing dinner in the south of the world
Beagle Channel king crab, Tierra del Fuego lamb, wild fruits of the southern forest.
— The End of the World Train
Aboard the southernmost railway on the planet, the journey crosses sub-Antarctic forests, rivers, and valleys of Tierra del Fuego National Park, reliving the history of the earliest inhabitants and the former Ushuaia prison.
An experience that unites heritage, nature, and emotion in a unique setting.
Reaching the end of the continent is a feeling that transcends the journey and stays in the memory.
PATAGONIA ARGENTINA · PUERTO MADRYN
Atlantic Patagonia
Where wildlife defines the journey
Puerto Madryn and the Valdés Peninsula offer one of the most extraordinary nature experiences in Patagonia. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage site, this nature reserve allows you to observe marine fauna in their habitat at an exceptional closeness.
Depending on the time of year, it is possible to spot southern right whales, killer whales, elephant seals and sea lions, dolphins, and colonies of Magellanic penguins. Each season reveals a different landscape and makes every visit a unique experience, guided by the rhythms of nature.
We design the program based on the time of year. The destination is not the same in every season: that variability is part of its value
The calendar as a design criterion.
— July to December
Every year, southern right whales arrive in the protected waters of Península Valdés to mate and give birth to their calves. From the coast or aboard specially authorized boats, it is possible to observe them at a very close range, experiencing one of the most extraordinary marine wildlife encounters in the world.
— September to November
Elephant seal pups are born. The behavior at that stage is of an unusual visual intensity.
— October to March
Magellanic penguins inhabit the Punta Tombo colony, the largest on the continent, with between four hundred and six hundred thousand individuals per year.
— March to April
Killer whales hunt sea lions on the beaches of Punta Norte in one of the most documented predatory behaviors in the world.
BARILOCHE · PATAGONIA · ARGENTINA
Mountain, lake and the space to think big
Bariloche combines some of Patagonia's most iconic landscapes with a natural setting that invites you to get out, move, and disconnect from the usual routine.
With an area of over 550 km², surrounded by centuries-old forests and Andean peaks, Lake Nahuel Huapi is much more than a landscape: it is the heart of the experience in Bariloche.
Private sunset cruises, coastal activities, and dinners with water views make the lake the true star of every tour.
Craft beer, whiskey, and chocolate tastings complete a range of experiences as varied as the landscape that frames them. The Andean Patagonia also has a unique quality: it transforms with every season.
Winter snow, autumn colors, and the long days of summer offer completely different settings, allowing you to experience the same destination in ever-new ways.
Meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions
One destination, one encounter: Patagonia
