PATAGONIA ARGENTINA · ANDINA DMC
Discover Argentine Patagonia, where the world ends and wonder begins
DATE: November 6 to 13, 2027
8 DAYS / 7 NIGHTS
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The itinerary starts and ends in Buenos Aires, with Ushuaia and El Calafate at the center of the tour. Argentine Patagonia at its most intimate: melting glaciers, stays with history and the end of the world on the banks of the Beagle. A journey to feel the southern wind on your face, walking on a glacier and return with the Patagonia in the skin.
DURATION · TERRITORY · FORMAT
Eight days, three stages
The route connects the southern tip of the continent with the Patagonian ice and the pulse of Buenos Aires.
DAY 1
Buenos Aires — City Tour
A welcome reception at the airport opens the itinerary for those arriving by international flights. Once in the city, they take a city tour visiting the emblematic Plaza de Mayo and the neighborhood San Telmo with a free lunch included Historical market Opened in 1897.
Then they walk through the neighborhood La Boca where they visit the endearing Calle Caminito, an emblematic open-air museum that symbolizes the identity of Genoese immigration, the Origin of the tango and the popular art of Buenos Aires.
In the afternoon, Caminito displays its colors towards a Traditional candy factory and one Conventillo from 1890, Before touring the workshops of the Teatro Colón.
DAYS 2 – 4
Ushuaia — Beagle Channel, canoes and penguin colony on Isla Martillo
Day 2 · A flight to the southern tip of the continent marks the entry into Ushuaia, on the shores of Canal Beagle, With dinner at the hotel.
Day 3 · The cold air of the end of the world and the silence of the forest of lengas accompany a journey in the canoeing on the Lapataia and Ovando rivers, In the Tierra del Fuego National Park, with lunch under a dome tent on the water's edge.
Day 4 · The wind from the Beagle Channel accompanies the Navigation to the Isle of the Wolves and the Isle of the Birds, with a stop at the Faro Les Eclaireurs, to the Isla Martillo, a natural reserve with restricted access, where a guide accompanies the encounter with the penguin colony. Then, lunch at the Estancia Harberton, It was founded in 1886 and is still managed by its descendants today.
DAYS 5 – 6
El Calafate — Perito Moreno Glacier and Patagonian stay
Day 5 · A flight to El Calafate opens the central section of the itinerary. The scale of the landscape dominates the Cerro Frías, in a valley with views of Lake Argentino and the Andes Mountains. From there, activities such as 4×4 driving, zip-lining, trekking and horseback riding are combined with lunch on the hill.
Day 6 · The crunching of the ice accompanies every step of the mini-trekking on the Glacier Perito Moreno with crampons, including a whisky toast with ice from the glacier, formed thousands of years ago, and a lunch with food in front of the ice.
In the afternoon, at The Glaciar Galpón, a Patagonian retreat, The gauchos on horseback herd sheep alongside their Kelpie dogs, show off the herding skills and tell the story of the region. A walk through the natural reserve skirts the Laguna de los Pájaros before a dinner of patagonian lamb on the grill.
DAYS 7 – 8
Buenos Aires — Closing with tango
Day 7 · A return flight closes the Patagonian leg. In the evening, live music concludes the itinerary. Café de los Angelitos, Historical lounge, with a gala dinner and tango show (optional welcome cocktail).
Day 8 · The morning is free in Palermo for last-minute shopping, before the final transfer to the airport.
HOTELS
Where the day ends and the rest begins
Hotels chosen for their location and character, each with an upgrade option for those who prefer a higher category. If availability changes before departure, the traveler is accommodated in the best equivalent alternative, never simply in the next available one.
INCLUDED AND NOT INCLUDED
What ANDINA by Rixner DMC solves,
What remains is the responsibility of the traveler
INCLUDED
- Reception at the airport
- Accommodation with breakfast at the mentioned hotels, or similar.
- All the excursions and activities described in the itinerary.
- Internal air transfers between destinations.
- 4 lunches (domed tent, Harberton, Cerro Frías and lunch box at the glacier) and 3 dinners (hotel in Ushuaia, lamb at El Galpón and Café de los Angelitos) included, according to the itinerary details.
- Coordination and assistance from ANDINA by Rixner DMC in each destination.
NOT INCLUDED
- International flights
- Travel insurance
- Tips.
- Meals and drinks not mentioned in the itinerary.
- Personal expenses.
- Optional activities not included in the itinerary.
Before confirming
Valid passport.
Minitrekking on Perito Moreno Glacier: only for those under 65 years old (alternative available until 70).
Isla Martillo: a quota of 80 people per day.
Eight days between the end of the world and the ice age.
Three scenarios, a customized proposal
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