Patagonia
Independent hotel guides, travel articles, and travel videos for Patagonia.
Hotel guides
Travel videos
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World Wild Hearts is a YouTube travel channel by Zac and Ine, focused on videos and travel guides from their trips.
This itinerary video gives a helpful overview of Patagonia highlights across Chile and Argentina, with a clear two- to three-week trip structure for comparing regional stops.
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Karl Watson: Travel Documentaries is a YouTube travel channel featuring Karl Watson’s long-form films from travel adventures.
This long-form travel video offers a strong seven-day Patagonia route through Torres del Paine, El Calafate, parts of the W Trek, Lago Grey, puma tracking, and Perito Moreno glacier.
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Hey Nadine is a YouTube travel channel by Nadine Sykora, covering destinations, travel advice, practical tips, and travel vlogs.
This travel vlog is a useful look at the Patagonia W Trek in Torres del Paine National Park, with stops including Puerto Natales, Paine Grande, Grey Glacier, and Frances Valley.
Travel articles & blogs
Lonely Planet is a professionally edited travel publisher offering destination guides, travel articles, and trip-planning resources. Their broad Patagonia guide is a strong starting point for planning hikes, glaciers, wildlife spots, adventure itineraries, timing, and places to visit.
Explore Patagonia holidays and discover the best time and places to visit.
lonelyplanet.com/destinations/argentina/patagonia
ViaTravelers is a travel media and planning site focused on structured destination guidance and practical trip comparison tools. Their Patagonia guide is helpful for comparing the region across Argentina and Chile, with coverage of major landscapes, wilderness areas, planning considerations, and natural landmarks.
Patagonia travel guide — Torres del Paine, Perito Moreno Glacier, Fitz Roy, and the South American wilderness at the end of the world that demands proper planning.
viatravelers.com/destinations/patagonia/
Be My Travel Muse is Kristin Addis's solo female travel blog and travel business focused on adventurous trips and destination guidance. Her Patagonia planning guide is a practical resource for decisions around when to go, weather, packing, places to visit, activities, and saving money.
This Patagonia guide will answer all of your questions from when to go and weather, to what to pack, where exactly to go, what to do, and how to save money.
bemytravelmuse.com/patagonia-blog/
Green Global Travel is a sustainable travel, ecotourism, wildlife conservation, and green living site. Their Patagonia trip-planning tips give travelers a helpful overview of what to expect, things to know, places to visit, and tour choices.
20 Awesome Tips for Planning Your Patagonia Trip including what to expect, things to know before you go, places to visit, and choosing tours.
greenglobaltravel.com/planning-patagonia-trip/
NOMADasaurus is an adventure travel and photography blog with a focus on destination guides and long-term travel. Their Patagonia backpacking guide is a useful resource for budget-minded travelers planning a broad, independent trip through the region.
Everything you need to know for budget travel and backpacking in Patagonia in this complete ultimate guide.
nomadasaurus.com/backpacking-in-patagonia/
My Adventures Across The World is Claudia Tavani's travel blog, focused on destination guides and practical travel advice. Her Patagonia guide is a practical primer for setting expectations and preparing well before a trip to this remote region.
Traveling to Patagonia is a dream come true. Make sure you are fully prepared before you go, and read my guide about everything you should know.
myadventuresacrosstheworld.com/traveling-to-patagonia/
The Family Voyage is a family travel site with practical destination advice from a personal family-travel perspective. Their two-week Patagonia itinerary with kids is especially helpful for families weighing stops such as Puerto Madryn, Perito Moreno, El Chalten, and Bariloche.
Find everything you need to know about visiting Patagonia with kids, including Puerto Madryn, Perito Moreno, El Chalten and Bariloche.
thefamilyvoyage.com/patagonia-argentina-itinerary-kids/
Going Awesome Places is an itinerary-focused travel brand built around detailed travel guides and planning resources. Their Patagonia packing list offers practical gear guidance and real-trip tips that are useful for planning around the region's demanding conditions.
The ultimate and complete Patagonia packing list featuring real-life recommendations for the essential gear you need for your trip.
goingawesomeplaces.com/patagonia-packing-list/
Along Dusty Roads is an independent travel blog by Andrew and Emily, focused on selective, photography-led destination guides. Their guide is a strong planning resource for comparing boat, bus, and plane routes to Puerto Natales and Chilean Patagonia.
Find out the best or most economical way for you to travel to Puerto Natales - the gateway to Torres del Paine national park and Chilean Patagonia. Will it be by bus, plane or ferry?
alongdustyroads.com/posts/how-to-get-to-patagonia-puerto-natales
Nomadic Matt is a budget-travel advice site focused on practical planning, cheaper travel, and destination guides. Their Patagonia article gives travelers a good overview of scenic natural places to consider, from glaciers and lakes to mountains and other standout landscapes.
With amazing glaciers, lakes, and mountains, Patagonia is not to be missed. Here are 18 natural spots that you have to see.
nomadicmatt.com/travel-blogs/18-best-spots-patagonia/
Atlas & Boots is an outdoor travel blog focused on hiking, adventure destinations, wildlife, and expedition-style travel. Their road-trip guide is well suited to adventurous planners, covering five Patagonia routes including Ruta 40 and campervan travel through wilderness landscapes.
From the iconic Ruta 40 to winding through the wilderness in a campervan, we explore the best road trips in Patagonia
atlasandboots.com/travel-blog/best-road-trips-in-patagonia/
Solo Traveler is a digital publication focused entirely on advice and resources for people who travel alone. Their Patagonia tips make a helpful solo-travel checklist, covering logistics such as arrival routes, money, accommodation, hiking paths, and related planning concerns.
Travel solo to Patagonia. HIke solo with these 10 tips covering how to get there, how much money to carry, accommodation, hiking paths and more.
solotravelerworld.com/how-to-travel-solo-patagonia-top-10-tips/
The World Travel Guy is David Leiter's travel blog, focused on photographed destination guides, hikes, landmarks, and scenic places. His Patagonia hiking guide is a practical resource for tackling the Fitz Roy hike, also known as Laguna De Los Tres, near El Chalten.
The hike to Mount Fitz Roy in Patagonia, also known as Laguna De Los Tres, is an amazing day hike in Argentina, near the town of El Chalten!
theworldtravelguy.com/fitz-roy-patagonia-hike/
Ciao Bambino is a luxury family travel agency with an extensive family travel blog and advisor-led planning resources. Their Patagonia family vacation tips are helpful for planning a kid-friendly trip through a region known for remoteness and rugged terrain.
Despite its remoteness and rugged terrain, a Patagonia family vacation is absolutely worth the effort. See our top tips for exploring Patagonia with kids.
ciaobambino.com/patagonia-family-vacation-tips
Travel Babbo is Eric Stoen's family travel blog, focused on ambitious trips and practical travel with children. His Patagonia trip account gives families a useful look at spring break travel with kids, including time in Torres del Paine National Park.
Hiking in Torres del Paine National Park on our trip to Patagonia Spring Break: Patagonia with Kids I get more emails asking for spring break suggestions than for anything else. And the emails are remarkably similar – people wanting ideas other than Hawaii and Mexico that are warm and Zika-free and, ideally,
travelbabbo.com/spring-break-in-patagonia/