Let's be honest---Patagonia is EXPENSIVE due to the fact that it's in one of the most REMOTE areas of the world.

On top of that, we are going in November, which is the start of "peak" season in Patagonia (entering Summer), so prices are higher on everything--hotels, food, transportation, activities, etc. 

In certain areas such as Torres del Paine, you don't have a lot of hotel options that are budget friendly unless you camp or stay in Puerto Natales, two hours away. Most hotels in Torres del Paine are 4 or 5 star.

We also wanted to plan the most amazing experience all-around to include beautiful 4-star hotels and spas, great food, and bucketlist experiences in Patagonia.

Keep in mind that you are also not having to plan the trip! Patagonia can be pretty intimidating and time consuming to plan and travel to, so this is the perfect way to experience this remote destination! We take care of everything for you!

I also wanted to mention that I offer payment plans to break up the cost over the course of 9 months. Those payment plans can be flexible, so if there is a better option for you, I am flexible and can make it work in your budget.

All in all, this trip is one of those "once-in-a-lifetime" bucketlist experiences, so trust me, it will be worth every penny! ;)

Registration will close 90 days before the trip, however these trips typically fill up fast. Please note that I only have 7 couple spots available.

If you are interested in going, I encourage you to sign up as soon as possible versus later. 

I require an initial deposit of $500 per person to hold your spot and then I offer payment plan options of either 3 payments of $1450 or 6 payments of $725 per person. *If you choose to pay the remaining balance before those deadlines you can contact me at [email protected]

I also wanted to mention that we can be flexible with payments too. If there is a better payment plan that works better for you, we can make it work!

Breakfast, lunch and dinner are included throughout the duration of the trip, however there are two lunches you will pay for on your own, on the last day and on Day 6 upon arrival to El Calafate (free time).

We also have a budget for lunches ($20 USD per person) and for dinners ($30 USD per person). If you want to order more than that, you can do that and just pay the difference. Also, alcoholic beverages are not included in the trip fee. You will keep a tab and then at the end of the trip, you can pay me in cash or Venmo.

International lights to and from Chile are not covered in your trip fee, as well as domestic flights to Puerto Natales.

In addition, tips for guides and drivers, alcoholic beverages, travel fees and incidentals are not included in your trip fee. Any optional activities you choose to do during free time, massages, plus two lunches are also not included.

Keep in mind that travel insurance is not included, but highly recommended. To get a free quote to cover your trip, go here. 

Your trip fee covers ALL accommodations in Patagonia (3-4 star hotels), ground transportation in Chile and Argentina, meals, guides and drivers, excursions, photography workshops, and park entrance fees.

You need to arrive in Puerto Natales (Teniente Julio Gallardo or PNT airport) on Nov 10th no later than 4PM (local time). From the airport, we will pick you up or arrange a taxi to our hotel. The best way to get to Puerto Natales is to book your international flights to Santiago, Chile and then a domestic flight to Puerto Natales (which averages $100-200 round trip).

For departures, you need to arrange your flight to leave Puerto Natales after 2PM on Nov17th. Then book your return flight home from Santiago later that night or the next day.

Please keep in mind that if you arrive before Nov 10th or after Nov 17th, you will need to arrange your own hotel and transportation.

Patagonia weather is ALWAYS unpredictable any time of year. Temperatures during the day in November can be anywhere between the 50's and 70's. Also, Patagonia can be very windy! Nights are obviously colder. You should plan to pack long pants and layers (rain jacket, lightweight down jacket, mid-layers, gloves, beanie, etc).

I will be emailing you a full packing list prior to the trip so you don't have to wonder what to pack.

We will eat a variety of different types of food such as Italian, Mediterranean, Asian, as well as local cuisine from Chile and Argentina which can include a lot of meat (which is so good here).

If you have food allergies, we will accommodate you food needs and preferences. I always send out a survey prior to the trip for this reason, so we can plan our meals at restaurants that accommodate different food allergies and preferences (such as gluten-free, vegetarian, dairy-free).

*Please note that most meals (breakfast, dinner and most lunches) are included in the trip fee, except two lunches, alcoholic beverages and snacks. We will stop at a grocery market and everyone can pick up snacks or you can bring your own from home. :)

Yes. If there is something you don't want to participate in such as any of the hikes, kayaking, glacier trekking, or horseback riding, that is totally fine! Of course, I would prefer that everyone enjoys the activities together as a group, but I also understand if there is something you would rather not do. It is your trip, after all!

In addition, if you just need a day of total rest and relaxation, you are free to skip out on the day's activities if you wish.

No! The workshops are optional and for those interested in learning how to take better travel photos, even with just an iPhone! You don't need to bring a camera either. We will teach you how to improve your photos no matter what equipment you have.