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NEW: Hot Air Balloon Rides Over the Atacama Desert, Chile
Have you ever wanted to go on a magical hot air balloon ride over an exotic landscape? A whole new stunning world will be revealed to you on this epic trip extension, which offers the perfect complement to any of … Continue reading
Chez Gaston: Wine Tasting With the Locals
Allow your palate to travel through the premium wine regions of Argentina (Mendoza, Salta and Patagonia) with a sommelier that opens his home to you in one of the traditional neighborhoods of Buenos Aires. Gastón is an industrial engineer that … Continue reading
Posted in Argentina, South America
Tagged Argentina, Buenos AIres, Chez Gaston, Foodie, Gastronomy, Local, Malbec, South America, Wine, Wine Tasting
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Trip Review: Group of Four Friends Returns From the Peruvian Amazon
A group of four friends just returned from their 3-day trip to Inkaterra Field Station in the Peruvian Amazon with us and shared their experience here: “We had a wonderful time in the Peruvian Amazon! All four of us said … Continue reading
5 Things to do in Aguas Calientes that DON’T include Machu Picchu
With the new Machu Picchu time slot regulations, most guests will now be spending at least one night in Aguas Calientes, the little town located below the Machu Picchu citadel. For those with some extra time, wanting to explore Aguas … Continue reading
Posted in Machu Picchu, Peru, South America, Trekking
Tagged Aguas Calientes, machu picchu, Peru, Urubamba River
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Tips For Altitude Acclimatization in Peru
When traveling to Peru, we have many guests ask us about altitude acclimatization for when they arrive in Cusco, the Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu, Lake Titicaca, the Colca Canyon and/or Arequipa. Here is a quick list of tips to remember … Continue reading
Posted in Family Travel, Machu Picchu, Peru, South America, Trekking
Tagged Altitude, inca trail, Machu Pichu, Peru, South America, Travel Tips, Trekking
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Planning a Two-Week Trip to Patagonia and Antarctica
We are often asked, how best to combine Antarctica and Patagonia with limited time. We recommend the following: Our best-selling, Antarctica expedition is our 11-Day Antarctic Peninsula Expedition. To accompany this itinerary, we recommend adding on 5 or 6 days … Continue reading
Posted in Antarctica, Argentina, Chile, Patagonia, South America, Travel Advice, Trekking
Tagged antarctica, Argentina, Chile, El Calafate, El Chalten, Patagonia, South America, Torres del Paine, Travel Planning, Ushuaia
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5 Reasons Why You Should Visit Patagonia In The Shoulder Season
The shoulder seasons in Patagonia are magical times! The shoulder seasons are: September-early November, Patagonian Spring and late-March-May, Patagonian Fall. Read on for 5 top reasons to visit Patagonia in the shoulder season: 1) The winds are less intense and … Continue reading
NEW Epic Adventures and Luxurious Cabin Experiences in El Chalten, Argentina!
As we start gearing up for Patagonia’s next season, take a look at some of the new adventure opportunities around El Chalten in Argentina’s Patagonia! Laguna Condor Refugio de Montaña: Enjoy a meal, the day or several days here! Relax … Continue reading
Posted in Argentina, Family Travel, Luxury, Patagonia, South America, Travel Advice, Trekking
Tagged Adventure Travel, Argentina, Biking Patagonia, Cabins, Chile, El Chalten, family adventure travel, Fitz Roy, Glacier Trekking, Glaciers, Group Travel, Mountain Cabin, Mountain Refugios, Mt. Fitz Roy, Patagonia, Refugios
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Choosing Between Torres del Paine, Fitz Roy Area or Tierra del Fuego
We are often asked: “If you had to choose between trekking in Torres del Paine, the Fitz Roy Area or Tierra del Fuego, which would you choose?” Our Patagonia expert, Gretchen, gives a quick rundown here: “It ultimately comes down … Continue reading
Argentina Reciprocity No Longer Required for Australian Citizens
Great news for Australian travelers visiting Argentina! As of the beginning of July, the Argentine government has suspended the reciprocity fee it previously charged Australian travelers entering the country: “Interested parties are hereby advised that Argentina has decided to suspend, … Continue reading
Posted in Argentina, News, Patagonia, South America
Tagged Argentina, Australia, Reciprocity fee, Travel News, Travel Tips
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