What to do and Where to stay in
Patagonia Chile

Chilean Patagonia is a place where you can truly disconnect, a vast wilderness roughly the size of Britain with over half designated as Protected Wilderness Area. It is a region where families can immerse themselves in unspoiled nature, with the dramatic landscape setting the stage for diverse activities like fly-fishing, trekking, mountain biking, climbing, rafting, kayaking and horseback riding.

Patagonia’s natural wonders are nothing short of spectacular: towering mountains like Tores del Paine, San Valentín and Cerro Castillo; sweeping ice fields and majestic glaciers; dazzling blue lakes such as General Carrera and O’Higgins. You will be amazed by the power of the Baker, Palena and Futaleufú Rivers, as well as the maze of fjords and canals that are home to dolphins and whales.

Amid this remote breathtaking beauty lie small cities and villages like Coyhaique, Puerto Natales and Punta Arenas, hubs of local culture where gauchos still work the land and centuries-old ranching traditions thrive.