Patagonia Travel Coverage

Sailing to the End of the World in Patagonia

A three-night cruise through southern Argentina brings views of mountains, glaciers and 100,000 penguins — and not a cellphone in sight.

Chilean Patagonia’s Peaks, Up Close

Even as the world has gotten smaller and more familiar, dramatic Patagonia retains a feeling of being truly far away.

In Argentina, Glaciers by Way of Patagonia

A four-day road trip in search of adventure and solitude takes a traveler by some of Argentina’s most dramatic vistas.

Bahia Bustamante: Argentina’s Secret (and Private) Answer to the Galapagos

In a huge, almost untouched swath of Patagonia, hundreds of species live in private bliss. A few hundred people a year can join them.

Trout Fresh From the Sea at the End of the Earth in Argentina

After feeding in the steel blue waters of the southernmost Atlantic, fattened fish return to the Irigoyen River.

Machu Picchu, Without Roughing It

By MICHELLE HIGGINS

Companies are increasingly offering ever more luxurious experiences and softer adventures.

Patagonia in a New Light

Seeing the spectacular Paine Massif, near the bottom of the world, can be a demanding trek or, with new lodges, a walk in the park.

Chasing Snow South in Argentina