Embark on a unique journey walking through the majestic landscapes of Patagonia during the Christmas season.
Designed for trekking and nature lovers, this trip offers the chance to explore some of South America’s most impressive landscapes at a special time of year.
For Christmas 2026, our Patagonia Trekking: Los Glaciares National Park, Torres del Paine and Tierra del Fuego trip departs on 19 December 2026 and ends on 2 January 2027. This 15-day journey runs from El Calafate to Ushuaia, combining walks around El Chaltén and Torres del Paine with Perito Moreno Glacier and the Beagle Channel.
If you prefer to travel before Christmas, the 2026 schedule also includes departures of the same itinerary on 7 and 21 November.

Advantages of travelling at Christmas
Summer in Patagonia, which runs from December to February, is ideal for visiting. Temperatures oscillate between 10°C and 20°C, perfect for trekking. In addition, the days are longer, with 17 hours of light.
Travelling to Patagonia at Christmas offers many advantages:
Pleasant climate: Warm temperatures and long days allow you to make the most of outdoor activities.
Dazzling landscapes: The beauty of Patagonian landscapes is magnified at this time of year.
Festive atmosphere: Celebrating Christmas in a natural setting adds a magical touch to the experience.
Active wildlife: Increased probability of sighting local animals such as guanacos and condors.
Book ahead: Christmas and New Year fall in Patagonia’s high season, so it is advisable to arrange accommodation and excursions in advance.

Exploring National Parks
El Chaltén, Argentina
The crossing begins in El Chaltén, a mountain village located at the foot of the Mount Fitz Roy. A hiking haven, with trails through lenga forests, clear lakes and spectacular rock formations. At Christmas, fresh mountain air and snowy peaks add charm, while walks offer close contact with nature and breathtaking views.
Torres del Paine, Chile
We cross into Chile to Torres del Paine National Park, renowned for imposing beauty. Trails lead through valleys, mountains, lakes and rivers, with the iconic granite towers just one attraction. Each step offers chances to see guanacos, foxes and, with luck, Andean condors.

Visits to Iconic Places
The trip is complemented by visits to some of the most iconic places in South America:
Perito Moreno Glacier
In Los Glaciares National Park, this is one of the world’s most famous and accessible glaciers. Its imposing five-kilometre ice wall offers an unforgettable spectacle. Walkways bring you close to this giant, with a chance of witnessing ice breaking away.
Beagle Channel, Ushuaia
At the continent’s southern tip, beside Ushuaia, lies the Beagle Channel. Sailing here offers views of the mountains and opportunities to see marine wildlife, including sea lions and birds. The visit to Estancia Harberton is an optional excursion and is not included in the trip price.

Celebrating Christmas in Patagonia
Spending Christmas in Patagonia is a unique experience. Long summer days make the most of each day of exploration. This departure includes 24 and 25 December, offering the chance to spend the festive season among the landscapes of Argentine and Chilean Patagonia.

How the Christmas Patagonia trip is planned
This trip combines shared transport and excursions with private walks and guided visits. Carefully planned logistics offer a comfortable and enriching experience:
Transport: You will use a combination of land and sea transport to move between the different points of interest.
Shared visits: Some visits take place in small groups, offering opportunities to meet travellers with similar interests.
Walks and Guided Tours: Trekking routes and excursions will be guided by local experts, ensuring your safety and providing valuable information about the flora, fauna and geology of the region.
Accommodation: Stay in welcoming inns and camps in natural settings, combining comfort with a close connection to the surroundings.
Travel to Patagonia at Christmas
The Christmas price comprises the €4,495 base fare plus a €265 supplement. It is based on shared or multiple occupancy accommodation; flights, national park entrance fees and local taxes are not included.


