Discover Patagonia’s Extreme South

Soak in the pastoral beauty of rural Patagonia as you head South to where the road runs out and the mountains rise out of the ocean. Watch fishermen bring in their catch and pass gauchos moving their herds as you travel through a place where time seems to have stood still.
 

Experience the Coastal Rainforest

Taste the salty air of the strait as you climb through the verdant green forests that cover the base of Mount Tarn, contrasting with the blue of the Strait of Magellan. Feast your eyes on the vibrant flowers and colourful mushrooms that thrive in the rich damp of the temperate rainforest. 

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Push for the Summit

Considered a moderately challenging hike, this adventure is perfect for seasoned outdoor enthusiasts looking for the chance to use their skills. Supported by your professional guide, feel confident to push yourself to explore further and hike all the way to the peak.

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Walk in the Footprints of Darwin

As you explore, follow the trail of naturalist Charles Darwin and his fellow explorers from the HMS Beagle. Learn about the trials and tribulations faced by these explorers, and how his time in Patagonia contributed to Darwin’s great legacy, On the Origin of Species.

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Earn Unforgettable Views

Near the summit, experience the swirling winds and dry mountain air of the High Andean desert as you hike surrounded by breathtaking views of Isla Dawson, the Darwin Mountain Range, and the unexplored valleys and peaks of the Brunswick

 

Enjoy a Picnic on the Mountain

While on the trail, keep your energy level up with snacks and fresh fruit, provided to you by your guides. Near the halfway point, take a break to enjoy a picnic of fresh, local flavours while sitting beside a beautiful stream, enjoying views of the Strait through the forest of trees. 

 

Feast on Patagonian Flavours

After your hike, stop off at a historical ranch house for a meal of traditional Patagonian flavours served by a family of local legends. Accompany your food with a glass of locally brewed beer or deep red Chilean Carmenere wine.

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