Plan your own route

An overview of every region in Chile, Argentina and a little of Brazil, so you can see the options.

Click a region on the map

Three parts, a week each

To make planning easier we split Patagonia into three parts and suggest about a week for each.

Lake District
Northern Patagonia, from Temuco to Bariloche: Pucón, Valdivia, San Martín de los Andes and Puerto Varas. The most settled part, and the easiest to travel on your own.
Carretera Austral
Route 7 through central Patagonia, with dozens of national parks along it. You drive it end to end, changing climate every day.
Southern Patagonia
The Strait of Magellan, the Beagle Channel, Ushuaia, Perito Moreno, El Chaltén and Torres del Paine.

Atacama Desert
The driest desert on earth, in northern Chile. A strong start to a Patagonia trip.
Santiago
Chile’s capital: Andes peaks and wineries a short drive away.
Buenos Aires
Argentina’s capital: tango, markets and colourful neighbourhoods.
Salta & Jujuy
North-west Argentina: the coloured hills of Purmamarca and Humahuaca, the salt flats and the wines of Cafayate.
Iguazú & Rio de Janeiro
Two parks around the falls, then Rio’s carnival and beaches.

A call for general questions, where we set a planning meeting with one of our trip specialists.
A planning meeting of about three hours: the maps, and a route built together to fit you exactly. The meeting costs ₪700.
A detailed quote with the route and costs, adjusted as often as you need.

The questionnaire takes a few minutes. Our specialists come back to you with a first direction.