PATAGONIA
PATAGONIA
Torres del Paine National Park
PATAGONIA The region of Patagonia usually refers to the narrow triangle of land south of a line between Puerto Montt in Chile, and Argentina’s Pensinsula Valdes. Separated by the continental icefields, the Chilean Patagonia includes the Carretera Austral, the region of Aysen and the southern regions of Torres del Paine National Park, Magallanes and Tierra del Fuego. This unspoilt territory is ideal for hikers and lovers of nature. With magnificent glaciers, fjords, granite massifs and amazing lakes, travellers will be delighted with the beauty that this region possesses. Animal lovers will be mesmerized by the abundance of wildlife in the this UNESCO Designated World Biosphere Reserve, where guanacos, rheas, armadillos, condors, eagles and pumas roam.
CHILEAN PATAGONIA TORRES DEL PAINE NATIONAL PARK South America’s most famous park and a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve, Torres del Paine is best recognized for its magnificent central massif, sculpted by glaciers into the unmistakable cuernos (horns) and torres (towers). Rising from the sea to over 3353 metres, these granite spires are truly impressive. Varied and abundant wildlife including guanacos , elusive pumas and dozens of bird species roam here, making this Patagonia’s top adventure travel destination. Puerto Varas Puerto Montt Chiloé
Bariloche Puerto Madryn
San Rafael Glacier
Los Glaciares National Park Torres del Paine National Park
El Calafate Puerto Natales
Punta Arenas Ushuaia Trekking in Torres del Paine
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Tierra del Fuego
Valdés Peninsula
