ARGENTINA

After a somewhat unconventional visit to the Argentinian capital, we depart for a pristine nature sanctuary in the Corrientes region, where you can observe wildlife with naturalist guides. Next, we head to a magical and little-known National Park, one of the most beautiful glamping nature travel experiences in the north of the country. We conclude with a visit to Iguazu Falls. A trip for those who love reconnecting with wild and unspoiled nature.

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We love to find ourselves in the heart of nature, in the silence and beauty conducive to observing wildlife and landscapes that overwhelm us with emotion. The spaces of Patagonia National Park, such as the Cueva de las Manos and the Cañadón de las Pinturas, the trails of Perito Moreno National Park, whose creation and opening to the public are recent, the Ruta 41 which has just opened to the public, show us a preserved Patagonia far from the crowds, diverse and almost hallucinatory, to find ourselves and reconnect.

The village of El Chaltén, in the Santa Cruz region, is the gateway to a world of pristine forests, rocks, glaciers, rivers, and lakes at the foot of the vast Southern Patagonian Ice Field. Our team will take you hiking around the legendary peaks of Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre, to Mount Madsen, or along the ridges overlooking the glacier and Lake Viedma. Discover the valley of the Río Eléctrico or the Lago del Desierto valley, and other places we prefer not to reveal here. A journey that, of course, concludes with a visit to the magnificent Perito Moreno Glacier.

Discover an impressive and diverse marine life amidst the spectacular landscapes of Patagonia's Atlantic coast. We begin this journey by exploring the famous Valdez Peninsula, but soon head further south to an area where a national park is being established. This park offers the opportunity to observe numerous whale species (humpback, minke, sei, and southern right whales), as well as colonies of sea lions, several species of dolphins, sharks, and orcas. Hiking, paddling, boating, and camping in this region is a true privilege.

The easternmost point of Tierra del Fuego, on the Argentinian side, is called the Mitre Peninsula and is a protected area. From its summit, Cerro Campana, at 800 meters above sea level, it's possible to see almost the entire peninsula. We are among the few who offer this expedition, a combination of trekking and sailing on a sailboat specially adapted to the conditions of the Southern Ocean. The expedition is for people in good physical condition. It involves carrying gear (between 10 and 15 kg) across all types of terrain, without marked trails and with river crossings, for 10 to 14 days.