ARGENTINA

After a somewhat iconoclastic visit to the Argentine capital, we leave for a preserved nature sanctuary in the Corrientes region where you can observe wildlife with naturalist guides. We then go to a magical and little-known National Park, one of the most beautiful nature travel experiences in glamping in the north of the country. We continue our journey in the North of Argentina, between Salta and Jujuy and we end with the Iguazu Falls. A trip for those who like to reconnect with wild and preserved nature.

We love to be surrounded by nature, in the silence and beauty that are conducive to observing wildlife and landscapes that overwhelm us with emotions. The spaces of the Patagonia National Park, such as the Cueva de las Manos and the Cañadón de las Pinturas, the paths of the Perito Moreno National Park, whose creation and opening to the public are recent, the Ruta 41 that has just opened to the public show us a preserved Patagonia far from the crowds, diverse and almost hallucinatory, to find ourselves and reconnect.

The village of El Chaltén, in the Santa Cruz region, is the gateway to a world of forests, rocks, ice, rivers and preserved lakes at the foot of the great Hielo Continental. Our team will take you hiking around the mythical peaks of Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre, to Mount Madsen or on the ridges overlooking the glacier and Lake Viedma. Discover the valley of the "río Eléctrico" or that of the "Lago del Desierto" and other places that we do not want to reveal here. A trip that of course ends with a visit to the great Perito Moreno glacier.

Discover an impressive and diverse marine fauna in spectacular landscapes of the Atlantic coast of Patagonia. We begin this trip by discovering the famous Peninsula Valdez but we quickly go further south to an area where a national park is being established and which allows you to observe many species of whales (humpback, minkei, sei, southern) as well as colonies of sea lions, dolphins of several species, sharks and orcas. Walking, paddling, sailing and camping in these areas is a luxury.

The eastern tip of Tierra del Fuego, on the Argentine side, is called the Mitre Peninsula and is a conservation area. From its summit, Cerro Campana at 800 m above sea level, it is possible to see almost the entire peninsula. There are not many of us who offer this expedition between trekking and sailing on a sailboat specially adapted to the conditions of southern navigation. The expedition is aimed at people in good physical condition. It involves portage (between 10 and 15 kg) in all types of terrain, without paths and with river crossings, between 10 and 14 days.