Patagonia

The southernmost territories of Chile and Argentina offer countless different opportunities for landscape photography, from windswept plains to their steep peaks. With such a background we will observe and photograph the wild fauna – guanaco, touco-touco, rea and condors, but also 2-3 species of penguins.

In Patagonia you realize that your travel steps are over, you have now reached the edge of the Earth. The South Pole is within walking distance, while the harsh landscape and the torturous loneliness of the patagonian land strongly enhance the sense of borderline destination. “Vastness” is the most appropriate word to describe an area of 1,000,000 square meters. km at the southernmost tip of the American continent. And “uniqueness” is the key word for one of the last pristine parts of the planet, with beautiful authentic landscapes that exude calm and serenity. Patagonia is a vast area with vast plains, majestic mountains, forests, lakes, glaciers, canals and fjords, occupying the conical southern part of the American continent to the Land of Fire. On this trip we cover the southern part of Patagonia, starting from Buenos Aires, where we spend New Year’s Eve, we come to Calafate, our base for a visit to the glacier Perito Moreno. We continue to the Uppsala Glacier and continue to the “final border”, the city of Ushuaia, the southernmost city on Earth. From here we visit the Land of Fire and the National Park, before taking the road back to Buenos Aires.