Full Days in Patagonia

Patagonia has the most dense population of Pumas in the world. Estancia´s are working together with conservation programs to create a unique possibility where we can see these magnificent animals living in their habitat.

Explore the waters of Patagonia paddling rivers, lakes or fjords. Kayak among icebergs or experience the power of the Serrano River. One thing is for certain, to see a glacier ending in the water from a kayaks viewpoint is something that you will never forget.

Follow the hoof-steps of the Patagonian cowboy ¨Gaucho¨. Ride through the beautiful steppe with views of the National park TDP or explore the Baguales mountain range crossing rivers and valleys. These wild and huge areas are the perfect place to start or practice your horseback riding skills.

Navigate the Grey Lake until getting eye to ice wall with the gigantic Grey Glacier or explore the Last Hope Fjord entering the Bernardo O Higgens National Park and enjoy a Patagonian Asado at Estancia Perales.

Would you like to know how sheep are being herd by the Gauchos with their Patagonian sheepdog or how some of the best merino wool in the world is being sheared from the sheep? Discover how a Estancia works and to top this experience off, enjoy a delicious BBQ ¨Asado¨with a Chilean wine.

Patagonia has been made famous due to climbers finding some of the most extreme and beautiful big walls to conquer in the world. If you are interested in climbing traditional multi pitch or if you would like to sport climb among Condors. Patagonia is a heaven for climbers. There are routes for every level of climber.

Do you enjoy standing in pristine nature, sometimes in the middle of nowhere, while focusing only on one thing and nothing else? Some people call it meditation. Here you meditate while catching beautiful Trout or Salmon.