Patagonia has always held a special place in my heart. From the rhythmic chug of historic trains to the serene glide of ships through breathtaking fjords, this region offers an adventure unlike any other. I've been fortunate enough to explore its hidden gems, and I'm excited to share those experiences with you.
Our past Patagonian Rail & Cruise tours have been nothing short of extraordinary. We've journeyed through Chile's scenic railways, including the iconic 'Ultimo Ramal,' and traversed the stunning 'Carretera Austral' by ferry, reaching the idyllic Yelcho. We've ridden the legendary 'La Trochita' in Argentina, explored the vibrant Bariloche region, and witnessed the awe-inspiring landscapes. The majestic Torres del Paine National Park, the historic Mylodon Caves, and the unforgettable Australis Cruise around Cape Horn to Ushuaia have all left indelible marks on our souls.
Patagonia is a land of contrasts, where towering glaciers meet turquoise lagoons, and ancient forests meet windswept plains. It's a place where you can:
Experience the romance of rail travel through stunning scenery.
Witness the majesty of glaciers calving into the water.
Discover the unique culture and history of Patagonia's towns.
Experience the beauty of Torres del Paine and other iconic parks.
Explore the southernmost city and its surrounding landscapes.
We're inviting you to join us on an unforgettable Patagonian Rail & Cruise adventure from 3 - 25 October. We'll be retracing our steps, revisiting the most awe-inspiring locations, and creating new memories together.
Explore Patagonia: Rail & Cruise Details
I'm currently back in Patagonia, documenting our latest adventure on my Facebook page. Follow along for real-time updates, stunning photos, and behind-the-scenes glimpses of this incredible journey: Rail South America Facebook page.
Your engagement and questions are always welcome! I love sharing these experiences with you.
Patagonia is calling, and adventure awaits. Don't miss your chance to be part of this extraordinary journey. What part of Patagonia are you most excited to see?