CHILE
Between Glaciers and Gauchos
Welcome to a journey at the southern edge of the world, where crisp mountain air fills your lungs, glaciers shimmer under soft Patagonian light, and silence feels deeply restorative.
Each day unfolds through breathtaking hikes, the grounding rhythm of footsteps on gravel, and the quiet warmth of fireside gatherings over slow-cooked meals.
Surrounded by the earthy scents of forests and the stillness of untamed landscapes, this experience invites you to feel present, connected, and fully alive, immersed in Chile’s raw beauty, rich traditions, and a lasting sense of wonder that lingers long after the journey ends.
Between Glaciers and Gauchos
Your Getaway to Chile
15 to 22nd of November of 2026
7 days
Explore the Patagonian Chile
7 nights of accommodation in boutique hotels and riverside camps
All Private Transfers throughout the program
All meals as specified in the itinerary
Experienced local guides
Forest bathing and multilevel yoga session
Kawésqar basketry workshop with indigenous artisans
Guided visit to the Mylodon Cave
Wildlife safari in Torres del Paine National Park
Fast boat navigation through the Serrano River and Balmaceda Glacier
Gaucho culture experience with horseback introduction
Entrance fees to national parks and reserves
Magellanic BBQ lunch at Estancia Perales
Welcome and Farewell Special Dinners
Relaxing body massage session
What’s Included?
International flights and entry visas
Travel and medical insurance — mandatory
Personal expenses such as extra drinks, snacks, shopping, phone calls, laundry, etc.
Anything not specifically mentioned under “What’s Included”
What’s Not Included?
The Itinerary
Day 1 - Arrival & Welcome
Welcome to the heart of Chilean Patagonia.
After settling into your boutique hotel in Puerto Natales, enjoy a special welcome dinner and cooking class. This will be the perfect opportunity to meet your travel leader and fellow travelers, share first impressions, and start connecting over delicious local flavors.
Day 2 - Forest Yoga & E-Bike Adventure
Begin your Patagonian journey with a scenic e-bike ride through Obstrucción Bay, surrounded by fjords, lakes, and breathtaking mountain views.
After the ride, unwind with a forest bathing experience and multilevel yoga session, connecting with the serenity of nature.
This morning, immerse yourself in the ancestral traditions of the Kawésqar people during a basketry workshop led by indigenous artisans.
In the afternoon, travel toward Serrano, stopping to explore the legendary Mylodon Cave, a site rich in prehistoric history. Settle into your riverside camp, surrounded by the beauty of Torres del Paine.
Day 3 - Kawésqar Culture & Into the Park
Day 4 - Grey Glacier & Patagonian Trails
After breakfast, set out on a boat navigation to the Grey Glacier, gliding past floating blue icebergs and stunning mountain backdrops.
Enjoy a calafate sour as you take in this natural wonder. Later, take a short hike through the Patagonian steppe, alive with native orchids and unique wildlife.
Day 5 - Wildlife Safari & Laguna Azul
Today is all about wildlife and wonder. Venture into Torres del Paine National Park in search of guanacos, foxes, condors and, with a little luck, pumas.
Continue to Laguna Azul for a peaceful walk surrounded by turquoise waters and striking mountain views, where the reflections of the Torres complete the scene.
Day 6 - Glaciers by River & Natales
Embark on an unforgettable boat journey down the Serrano River, passing glaciers and lush forests. Visit Serrano Glacier Lagoon, then continue by catamaran through the Last Hope Sound, savoring a traditional Magellanic barbecue at Estancia Perales before returning to Puerto Natales.
In the evening, dine at The Singular, an elegant restaurant housed in a historic industrial building overlooking the fjord.
Day 7 - Gaucho Traditions & Farewell
Discover the spirit of Patagonian gauchos as you learn about horse breeds, traditional saddlery, and riding techniques in a hands-on experience that celebrates the bond between humans and horses.
Enjoy some time for souvenir shopping and a relaxing massage, before gathering one last time for a farewell dinner, where history, cuisine, and friendship come together to close this unforgettable journey.
Day 8 - Departure
Enjoy a final breakfast overlooking the fjord before saying goodbye to Patagonia — taking with you memories of wild landscapes, shared laughter, and soulful connections.
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15 to 22nd of November of 2026
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600$
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By adding this trip to the cart and checking out, you will need to pay a non-refundable deposit of 600$ to guarentee your spot
The remaining payment will be due August 17, 2026
Add-On Available Packages
Single Supplement - Main Itinerary
The Single Supplement is added here at $0 to confirm your request for a private room. The full Single Supplement amount is listed in the trip itinerary and must be paid in full 3 months before the journey begins.
3-Day Punta Arenas & Tierra del Fuego Add-On
22 - 24 November 2026
By adding this extension to the trip to the cart and checking out, you are paying a non-refundable deposit of 600$ to guarantee your spot, not the full price of the trip.
Single Supplement - Extension
The Single Supplement is added here at $0 to confirm your request for a private room. The full Single Supplement amount is listed in the trip itinerary and must be paid in full 3 months before the journey begins.
Your Questions, Answered
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Yes. This journey is designed exclusively for women who want to travel together with intention, safety, and connection.
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No. Activities are accessible and adaptable, with gentle to moderate walks and flexibility for different energy levels.
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No experience is required. All activities are guided and suitable for beginners.
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You’ll stay in boutique hotels in Puerto Natales and a comfortable eco-camp immersed in nature, with a strong focus on sustainability and comfort.
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Yes, most meals are included. A few meals in Puerto Natales are left free for personal choice, as described in the full itinerary PDF.
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You’ll take part in workshops with Kawésqar women, a gaucho culture experience, local cooking classes, and meaningful community-led activities.
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It’s a balanced mix of soft adventure, nature, culture, and rest — with no rushing and no mass tourism.
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Comfortable layers, waterproof outerwear, good walking shoes, and warm clothing for changing Patagonian weather.
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Yes. We work with local partners, women-led initiatives, and eco-conscious accommodations throughout the trip.
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Curious, open-minded women — most of them traveling solo — looking for connection, inspiration, and meaningful experiences.