Customer Reviews

The highlight of the trip has to be kayaking next to the magnificent Glacier Grey with giant icebergs floating by. I’ve never experienced anything like that before and the 2 hour flew by as we took in the most incredible views. The staff were very professional and made everyone feel at ease.

O route hike was the highlight. Amazing mountains, group, and th guides to 10/10

The highlight was undoubtedly our stay overnight at Los Condores and the Puntiagudo trek. Rudi and his wife Rosa were great hosts and we thought their farm was a very special/unique place to stay. The trek was made even more memorable because of our guide Jose. We did not see much wildlife but loved the landscapes/wilderness of temperate rainforest interspersed with walkers/hiking trails. So many highlights on that trip from the boat ride, Arriving at Los Condores and then at Laguna Los Quettros. We both found that this trip eclipsed the majesty of the Torres Del Paine. All the locals we met were delightful. Particularly enjoyed our lunhch at Sandras at Lago Rupanco. Birds of Chile need a special mention for providing excellent guides throughout.

Too many memorable moments. The views, the staff, the overall journey... Going down glacier lane was just terrific!

Exceptional. Highlight was our stay at EcoCamp; between the brilliant guides (all our guides were young exceptional women which made it extra special), the people we met there, the hikes/activities, the overall experience was top notch. The FANTASTIC guides; Marcela, Angie, Francesca, Claire and our server Ingrid are women I will talk about and remember for a long long time. I find it incredible and inspiring that young people in their 20s are so dedicated to this type of work. They work long hours and consistently had a smile on their face and each had so much knowledge to share. In another life, I want to be them!

Highlights were Torres del Paine, FitzRoy and Moreno Glacier. All landscapes were interesting and mostly spectacular. Without exception all people we met were warm and friendly.

Nothing in particular stood out as a moment, I'd say it was more just being surrounded so consistently by the amount of natural beauty in the park. Just breathing in the fresh air, seeing all the beautiful views and how they change as you trek along or as the weather changes or the wind picks up. Just being immersed in this environment was what made it memorable. And being able to drink from the streams was a very cool bonus.

Just the trip as a whole, the quality and variety was wonderful

All of the days had their moments from the base of the three towers to the French lookout to the beautiful sunrise on day 2 which made the mountains look like they were on fire, the whole experience was awesome. I am already havin withdrawal symptoms and wish I could go back and do the trek again!!

Torres del Paine was the most beautiful place we have ever been, with friendly people, not too busy in September, and lots of fantastic food.

Hiking to the base of the towers (or the Laguna de Los Tres hike).

I really enjoyed the trek to the Tores Mirador. The Guides (Mauricio and Alvaro) were absolutely amazing - they made the trip for me. They were friendly and I enjoyed speaking with them and learning about the culture and life in Patagonia. The final trek to the Tores were amazing, we were rewarded with fantastic views.

Completing the Los Torres hike - we had amazing weather and were rewarded with fabulous views at the top

Most memorable was walking over the John Gardner pass in 100km an hour winds on the O circuit and seeing Grey Glacier

Great trip - a mixture of excellent day hikes, a longer multi-day hike and great food/ wine. Both Los Glaciares and Torres del Paine national parks were highlights with the highlight being the quieter back areas of the O trek which is a little closer to more wilderness trekking. I was a little surprised how busy parts of the Torres del Paine mainstream hiking areas were, particularly on the W circuit areas. I really enjoyed El Chlaten - it's a great size for a trekking type town and a fantastic base from which to explore the surrounding areas

Lots - from Tangoing in BA to walking up to Laguna de los tres in the snow, the views in Patagonia, the wind, rafting on the petrohue river, and walking through the cactii in the Atacama.

At the top of the French valley watching the clouds clear to unveil more and more of the mountain!

Successfuly summiting the John Garner pass during a snow storm & wind. The beauty of the entire hike and the coordination & guidance of Ian & Fio to keep our group informed, motivated & safe.

Watching herds of wild guanacos as we drove our way out of the Torres Del Paine park, and enjoying lunch at the base of the Torres.

Spending an hour walking among the penguins at Martillo Island was no doubt the highlight of the trip. It was magical watching the goofy graceful creatures, and the young ones, peeking from the burrows with curiosity or playing with their parents. We got to see Magellanic, and surprisingly many Gentoo. Other highlights: Perito Moreno Glacier, and hiking at the amazing mountains at El Chalten.