Before You Go: Chilean Patagonia

At the end of the world, the weather writes the schedule. Pack well, and you will love every version of it.

At a Glance

• Journey dates: October 22 - 29, 2027.

• Group: women only, small group.

• Included: all private transfers, meals as specified in the itinerary, local guides, national park entrance fees, and tips.

Weather

Late October is spring in Patagonia. Expect cool days, cold nights, strong wind, and quick changes between sun and rain, sometimes within the same hour.

What to Pack

• A waterproof and windproof jacket.

• Warm layers: thermal top, fleece, and a light down jacket.

• Comfortable waterproof walking shoes.

• A warm hat, gloves, and a scarf or buff.

• Sunglasses and sunscreen. The southern sun is strong.

• Comfortable clothes for yoga.

Money

The currency is the Chilean peso. Cards are widely accepted in towns, and a little cash is useful in remote areas. Tips and gratuities are included in your journey.

Entry Requirements

U.S. passport holders do not need a visa for short tourist visits to Chile. Rules change, so always confirm with official sources before you travel. Travel and medical insurance is mandatory on all our journeys.

Health

Talk to your doctor or a travel clinic a few weeks before departure about recommended vaccines and any personal medication.

See the full itinerary or book a free call if you have questions.