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Patagonia: Edge of the World  
Featuring Buenos Aires,  Argentina, Chile,
and a special 4-Night Patagonia Cruise

Your Patagonia adventure takes place from February 5 to February 18, 2028.​

(Only 18 months from this publication date) Winter here, Summer there.

Discover the wild beauty of Argentina and Chile, from the vibrant streets of Buenos Aires and an unforgettable tango dinner to the towering Perito Moreno Glacier and breathtaking Torres del Paine. Then venture deep into Patagonia on a spectacular 4-night fjord cruise, sailing past glaciers, remote bays, snow-capped mountains and the legendary Cape Horn. Experience the culture, wilderness, and dramatic landscapes of one of the most extraordinary corners of the world—where the Andes meet the edge of the world.

Patagonia Itinerary

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Day 1: February 5 | Monday

Overnight Flight 

Begin your journey to Patagonia with an overnight flight to South America. As you travel toward the southern reaches of Argentina and Chile, look forward to snowcapped mountains, vibrant waters and dramatic glaciers that define this spectacular corner of the world.

Day 2: February 6 | Tuesday

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Arrive in Buenos Aires, a vibrant city where Latin rhythm meets European heritage. After settling into your hotel, meet your fellow travelers during a welcome briefing before gathering for a private dinner featuring delicious Argentine flavors.

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Day 3: February 7 | Wednesday

Buenos Aires

Discover the highlights of Buenos Aires on a panoramic city tour, including the grand Avenida 9 de Julio and colorful La Boca neighborhood. Enjoy an inclusive lunch experience at Alamesa before an afternoon of free time to explore the city on your own. Tonight, experience the passion and energy of Argentina with a spectacular tango show and dinner.

Day 4: February 8 | Thursday

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Visit the renowned Recoleta Cemetery, one of the world’s most beautiful cemeteries and the final resting place of Eva Perón. After your morning tour, enjoy the rest of the day at leisure, with the option to explore Buenos Aires through a walking food tour featuring local specialties and culinary traditions.

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Day 5: February 9 | Friday

Buenos Aires – El Calafate

Fly to El Calafate, the gateway to Patagonia’s natural wonders and known as the “National Capital of the Glaciers.” Spend the remainder of the day at your leisure, taking in the charm of this welcoming Patagonian town.

Day 6: February 10 | Saturday

El Calafate – Perito Moreno Glacier – El Calafate

Journey to the magnificent Perito Moreno Glacier on a cruise that brings you close to its towering walls of ice. Take in spectacular views from the surrounding walkways and watch for floating icebergs as you listen for the dramatic sounds of ice breaking away. Return to El Calafate and enjoy a relaxing evening at leisure.

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Day 7: February 11 | Sunday

El Calafate – Torres del Paine National Park, Chile

Travel across the border into Chile and into the breathtaking wilderness of Torres del Paine National Park. Marvel at jagged mountains, expansive grasslands, turquoise waters and cascading waterfalls while keeping watch for Patagonian wildlife such as condors and guanacos. Settle into your hotel surrounded by spectacular mountain and river views.

Day 8: February 12 | Monday

Torres del Paine National Park

Spend a full day immersed in the extraordinary landscapes of Torres del Paine. Hike to the spectacular Salto Grande waterfall in the morning, then continue after lunch with a scenic walk around Lago Grey for unforgettable views of the massive Grey Glacier.

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Day 9: February 13 | Tuesday

Torres del Paine – Punta Arenas – Board Ship

Travel toward Punta Arenas with a memorable stop at a family-owned Patagonian estancia. Enjoy a traditional lamb roast while learning about local ranching culture before continuing to Punta Arenas. As evening arrives, board the Ventus Australis and begin your four-night voyage through the remote wilderness of Chilean Patagonia.

Day 10: February 14 | Wednesday

Ainsworth Bay – Tucker Islets

Explore the remote beauty of Ainsworth Bay by Zodiac, where you may encounter abundant birdlife and elephant seals. Choose between exploring the Ainsworth Forest and a beaver habitat or taking an active hike along a glacial moraine. Later, sail to the Tucker Islets and head ashore for a close-up encounter with Magellan penguins.

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Day 11: February 15 | Thursday

Pia Glacier – Glacier Alley

Stand before the spectacular Pia Glacier as you explore Patagonia by Zodiac and choose between a moderate hike for panoramic views or an easier walk to the Pia Lookout. Return to the ship and sail through the Beagle Channel into Glacier Alley, passing immense glaciers named after countries including Holland, Italy, Germany and France.

Day 12: February 16 | Friday

Cape Horn – Wulaia Bay

Reach Cape Horn National Park, known as the “End of the Earth,” before continuing to historic Wulaia Bay. Explore this remote landscape with your choice of hikes, from a challenging climb to a scenic lookout to a leisurely nature walk along the beach, all offering spectacular views and opportunities to discover the area’s wildlife and natural beauty.

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Day 13: February 17 | Saturday

Ushuaia – Buenos Aires

Your Patagonian cruise comes to an end as you arrive in Ushuaia, Argentina’s gateway to the southernmost reaches of the continent. Disembark and fly back to Buenos Aires, where you’ll gather with your fellow travelers for a farewell dinner and a final toast to your unforgettable adventure.

Day 14: February 18 | Sunday

Buenos Aires – Tour Ends

Say goodbye to Argentina as your unforgettable journey through Patagonia comes to an end this morning.

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Trip Cost Includes 28 meals over 14 days

​Also includes...​

  • Round trip air from Denver International Airport

  • Round trip air from Buenos Aires EZE

  • Air taxes and fees/surcharges

  • Port charges

  • Hotel transfers

Trip Pricing

The Patagonia: Edge of the World package is priced from $12,999 per person.

​ALL AIR IS INCLUDED, VALUED AT OVER $3,200 making the tour, if priced separately, about $9,800 per person double. 

 

Solo pricing starts at only $16,299.  We say "starting at" because there are upgrade options on the cruise.

Prices are based on the package inclusions and accommodations outlined in the itinerary. Final pricing is subject to availability and may vary based on travel dates, occupancy, and any changes to the itinerary.

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Please note that travel insurance, optional tours, personal expenses, and any items not specifically listed in the itinerary are not included unless otherwise stated. 

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The travel protection program provides comprehensive coverage to safeguard your travel investment - from trip cancellation and interruption, to medical emergencies and baggage protection. For a small additional cost, you can have the invaluable peace of mind knowing you're covered if the unexpected occurs during your travels.

 Collette is offering a travel protection/cancelation option for only $769 per person!

Please review this coverage to determine if it is suitable for you. Must be purchased at the time of deposit.

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Terms & Conditions

  • Deposit: A deposit is required to reserve your space. All deposits are non-refundable.

  • Pricing: Pricing is based on 20 participants.

  • Payment: A 3.3% processing fee may apply to all credit card payments. Payment by check or bank draft is preferred to avoid this fee.

  • Cancellation: All cancellations or requests to reschedule must be submitted in writing. Clients are responsible for any non-refundable costs or penalties imposed by hotels, cruise lines, tour operators, airlines, or other travel suppliers.

  • Responsibility for Damages: Clients are financially responsible for any damages to accommodations, transportation, or other property, as well as any penalties or fees incurred as a result of their actions during the trip.

  • Price Changes: Prices are subject to change due to currency exchange rate fluctuations, changes in supplier pricing, taxes, government fees, or fuel surcharges prior to final payment.

  • Itinerary Changes: The itinerary is subject to change if necessary due to weather, operational requirements, or circumstances beyond our control. Comparable substitutions will be made whenever possible.

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