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CAD $ USD $3299.00
$500.00 deposit required, remaining balance collected 60 days prior to departure.
15 days
Dec 16, 2012 Jan 02, 2013 Feb 17, 2013
Witness nature in action at the Perito Moreno Glacier, Trek the Patagonian wilderness, See the penguins at Punta Arenas, Camp out among the dramatic peaks of Chilean Patagonia, Explore the lakes and waterfalls of Torres del Paine National Park, Visit the world's southernmost city, Wander the elegant streets of cosmopolitan Buenos Aires
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Become an adventurer in the spectacular wilds of Patagonia - one of the most remote wildernesses in the world. From the tango bars and heaving streets of Buenos Aires, head to the striking mountain scenery, vast open plains, dramatic icefields and advancing glaciers of Patagonia. Trek to the spectacular Laguna Torre and the iconic Torres del Paine, hike glaciers and visit the quirky towns at the end of the world.
International airfare is not included on this adventure. We recommend flying LAN Airlines on your next trip to Peru by visiting their new Diversity website.
15 days
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Be prepared for some serious physical activity. This may be treks of up to 6 hours per day in steep terrain, or extended bike rides of more than one day. The fitter you are, the more you will enjoy your holiday.
Expect to rough it every now and again, whether it's very simple group-share accommodation at a homestay, a packed public bus where you are forced to stand, the odd cold shower or an encounter with a squat toilet.
2 (rating definition)
This trip travels to a relatively conservative area. We encourage you to experience the destination and culture with the following in mind:
Accommodation - We do not foresee any problems, however there may be occasions when a same sex couple may be asked to sleep in single beds rather than sharing a double. We appreciate your cooperation.
Public Display of affection - These are frowned upon in this region among all travellers, not just those on an OUT Adventure. This includes holding hands in public.
Gay Activities - This trip may not have specific gay hosted events, meals or day tours due to the cultural sensitivity of this region. We will do our best to provide a safe, comfortable environment for you and your fellow travellers to experience this culture.
Please read the important notes & local dress section of the Trip Notes for more detailed information
8 Breakfasts, 2 Lunches, 3 Dinners
Basic hotels (8 nts), B&B (3 nts), camping (3 nts)
Plane, local bus, boat, walking
Out Active
Maximum of 12 travellers per group
Departure is guaranteed, subject to 4 people travelling
Allow USD $350 for meals not included.
01/01/2010 to 31/12/2010
Some nights' accommodation may be multishare.
Feast on mountains of meat at one of the city's famous asado restaurants or take a walk around the Recoleta cemetery, stopping by Evita's flower-adorned grave.
Fly south to the shores of Lago Argentino and El Calafate, gateway to the Glacier National Park.
Admire Perito Moreno Glacier, one of the world's few advancing glaciers, and watch as huge shards of ice creak and collapse into the freezing water below.
Hike to Laguna Torre to see the summit of Cerro Torres rising majestically out of a mist-clad valley.
Trek through the dramatic granite pillars, sparkling lakes, gushing waterfalls and herds of wild guanacos in dramatic Chilean Patagonia.
As Chile's southernmost city, Punta Arenas feels like the end of the world. Linger in a cosy cafe, explore the nearby penguin colony or walk around its elegant plazas.
Visit the world's southernmost city and cruise along the Beagle Channel to watch the marine wildlife playing along the shoreline of the many small islands and inlets.
Back in the capital, relax over a glass of vino, wander the city's elegant boulevards or visit the Casa Rosada, the pink presidential palace where Evita once appeared on the balcony in front of adoring fans.
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Christian
San Francisco, USA |
| "Amazing trip. Never would have considered an organized group trip before but I'm now convinced that it's worth it." | |
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Tim & Gal
Sydney, Australia |
| "The Patagonia trip is an amazing opportunity to see a very unexplored part of the world. Out Adventures itinerary works very well and maximizes the time available in each location..." | |
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Joe
San Francisco, USA |
| "Great combination of experiencing a beautiful city and treking in diverse landscapes--glaciers, granite peaks and tierra del feugo." | |
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The Local Payment is used for paying for local services such as hotels and transport.
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