One of the world’s most rugged, beautiful, and awe-inspiring destinations, an adventure to Patagonia is a dream come true for anyone who loves the outdoors. However, with extreme elevation changes and famously unpredictable weather, what should you pack for Patagonia?If you’re planning a trip to Pat
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One of the last indigenous tribes to have encountered European invaders was one of the most formidable native groups to have ever inhabited South America. Among laymen, they are mostly known for being part of the ‘human zoos’ which were all the rage in Europe during the late 1800s. Snatched from the
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Ushuaia, Argentina, is a true paradise for hiking! This small port town, on the southernmost point of South America, is perhaps most famous for being the main departure point for Antarctic cruises. However, it’s also a world-class destination for the outdoors, so here are the best hikes in Ushuaia t
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Want Patagonia to Yourself? Do THIS!Revered for being wild, remote, unpredictable and utterly astounding, Patagonia appears – at least on paper – to be an unlikely candidate for tourist overcrowding. Yet the fact remains: when roads are few, highlights world-famous, tourist season short and nature r
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Caleta Tortel is one of the most unique villages you could visit in South America. Not just because it’s literally framed by the icy wonders of Patagonia – snuggly sitting between the Northern and Southern Patagonian Ice Fields – but because it’s built on stilts and boasts an usual history that’s st
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A region of South America inhabited for thousands of years, the history of Patagonia is a fascinating story. As we retrace the fascinating history of Patagonia through the ages we are reminded that, much like the wildlife here, early explorers and ancestral inhabitants must have been one tough bunch
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