Highlights Patagonia

The Valdes peninsula is a perfect place for spotting animals. In and around the nutrient-rich waters along the coast of Peninsula Valdés there is a particularly varied animal life, including penguins, seals, sea lions, whales and elephant seals! Read more.

On the map it is a meaningless line from north to south. But appearances are deceptive. The Carretera Austral is not only one of the most beautiful car routes in Latin America, it is also one of the top routes worldwide. Read more.

The Torres del Paine National Park is regarded as one of the most outstanding natural areas in the world. Because of its unique flora, fauna and spectacular landscapes it was added to the Unesco list of World Heritage in 1978. Read more.

The name of the park 'Los Glaciares', which means glaciers, refers to the enormous glacier area, with as many as 14 large glaciers and more than 200 smaller glaciers, which is part of the great continental ice sheet. Read more.

Across the southern ice fields of Chile's Patagonia, Luis Kochifas, captain of the Skorpios lll, sails the unique and exclusive Kawesar route. Huge glaciers flow into fjords and lakes. The waters are bright blue and the islands are populated by playful sea lions and penguins. Join us on this glacier cruise. Read more.

Where South America ceases to exist, is the southernmost city in the world: Ushuaia. This is the base for discovering the Tierra del Fuego National Park. Read more.