First Chapter · Days 1–5 · 3 full days
Draft Quotation · February 2027
Sixteen days of ice, granite and tango light
Some trips begin long before the first flight. This one grew from a simple conviction: February is the month South America gives itself most generously. Patagonian summer keeps the ice steady and the wind calm, the granite towers rise free of cloud, and Buenos Aires settles into its long, warm evenings.
Travelers
2 Adults
Month & Duration
February 2027 · 15 nights
First Chapter · Days 1–5 · 3 full days
Where you'll stay
Alto Jahuel
A 19th-century manor on a working vineyard south of the city — cellar dinners, cypress gardens, the Andes in every window.
El Golf
A grand dame on the smartest corner of the financial district — marble lobbies, an acclaimed spa, steps from Santiago's best tables.
Las Condes
A contemporary five-star wrapped in its own gardens — discreet design, attentive service, the Andes rising beyond the pool terrace.
Suggested Itinerary
Arrive in Santiago and transfer to your hotel. A free afternoon to acclimate to the Andean capital before dinner in the city.
Explore colonial Santiago through the Plaza de Armas, wander the bohemian galleries of Barrio Lastarria, and climb Cerro San Cristóbal for sunset over the Andes.
A visit to a Central Valley vineyard, an architectural stroll through Vitacura, a fine seafood lunch, and an evening ascent of the Gran Torre Santiago.
Tables worth the flight
Chile's most celebrated table — a tasting menu built from native ingredients, from the coast to the Andes.
A refined, plant-forward tasting room from one of Chile's most inventive chefs.
An intimate neighborhood table with a market menu that shifts with the season and the day's catch.
Moments beyond the trip
A funicular ride to the city's highest point — a panoramic view of the Andes.
South America's highest viewpoint, crowning the Gran Torre Santiago with a 360° view.
Chile's historic wine house, with tours through the legendary Casillero del Diablo cellar.
Second Chapter · Days 5–8 · 2 full days
Where you'll stay
Lago Argentino
A working sheep estancia on the shores of Lago Argentino — gaucho horsemanship, fireside dinners, glacier light at the door.
El Calafate
A relaxed, well-run lodge in the heart of town — easy access to the park and the road south by SUV, without pretense.
Suggested Itinerary
A full day inside the park, closing with a luxury boat excursion right up to the face of the Perito Moreno Glacier.
Explore the turquoise expanse of Lago Argentino and the quiet shore of Puerto La Soledad, with time for the Glaciarium.
Moments beyond the trip
A full-day tour to the imposing blue wall of Perito Moreno, with ice calving into the lake.
An architectural museum devoted to Patagonian ice — glacier science, a blue-lit ice bar, and film.
A remote 19th-century sheep estancia reachable only by boat, with hikes over the Upsala Glacier.
A rental SUV travels with you through this stop and Torres del Paine — crossing freely between Argentina's Los Glaciares park and Chile's Torres del Paine.
Third Chapter · Days 8–11 · 2 full days
Where you'll stay
Lago Sarmiento
A curved glass lodge above Lago Sarmiento — floor-to-ceiling views of the towers, a slate spa, and guided excursions included.
Lago Pehoé
Patagonia's original explorer lodge on Lago Pehoé — an extensive network of trails and open views of the Cuernos massif.
Park Perimeter
Standalone villas, each with a private guide and 4x4 — a fully bespoke, secluded way to explore the park.
Suggested Itinerary
The park's signature trek, climbing to the Base Las Torres viewpoint for an unobstructed view of the three granite towers.
A lighter day along the shore of Lago Pehoé, the thundering Salto Grande waterfall, and the iconic Cuernos viewpoint.
Fourth Chapter · Days 11–16 · 3 full days
Where you'll stay
Recoleta
A Belle Époque mansion beside a modern tower — gardens, an acclaimed spa, and Recoleta's best address.
Recoleta
A restored Art Deco gem a block from the Recoleta cemetery — intimate scale, striking design, quietly personal service.
Puerto Madero
A glass tower over the Río de la Plata — open river views and the polish of Buenos Aires' most legendary hotel family.
Suggested Itinerary
Discover Buenos Aires' European-inspired grandeur through Recoleta's Belle Époque architecture and its legendary cemetery.
Walk the cobblestones of San Telmo, the birthplace of tango, before the color and bustle of Caminito and La Boca.
Explore Puerto Madero's modern waterfront and the green parks of Palermo, closing the night in a hidden speakeasy.
The fine detail
Your investment
USD per person, double occupancy. Rate guaranteed for 30 days from issuance, subject to availability.