4 reasons to explore Patagonia
- Hiking amongst the dramatic granite towers of Torres del Paine
- Kayaking past Humpback whales in Punta Arenas
- Horseriding with gauchos across the Argentine Steppe
- Mountain biking through the Lake District
Our most popular Patagonia group tours
What Our Customers Think
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Flights, cruise and tours could not have gone any better and that is from seasoned world travellers. Congrats Swoop.
Peter Australia October 2017
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Swoop were great. The recommendations were spot on from hotels suggested to tours. Service prior to the trip was great & the final itinerary very informative.
Carole UK November 2017
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We couldn't have booked this trip without assistance from Swoop and I'm so happy we did. It really was a trip of a lifetime, except we definitely want to go back and see more! We were so happy for Swoop's help in setting up a trip that gave us the freedom to explore on our own. We really couldn't be happier.
Sonia Canada November 2017
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We told Swoop we didn't want to do the tourist version of Patagonia and they nailed it.
Nic & Julie October 2016
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The people at Swoop were so helpful and had such great advice. The Swoop website has so much information on Patagonia, and Swoop made such a difference in helping us figure out where we wanted to go and what we wanted to see and create a plan to make it happen.
Stuart & Sandra August 2016
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Our family had the enormous good fortune of working with Swoop to book our holiday, it would be difficult to imagine a more satisfying trip than Swoop arranged for us, or dealing with professionals more knowledgeable and courteous than its staff.
Margaret March 2015
Types of Tour
Tailor-made Patagonia
With 15 years' experience in Patagonia, we’re experts at creating bespoke itineraries. We'll work with you to design a 2-3 week - or…
Patagonia Group Tours
Explore Patagonia with a group of likeminded travellers. With set departures and fixed pricing, group tours are an easy and practical way to visit multiple areas of Patagonia. …
Patagonia Luxury Tours
To a certain extent the definition of luxury in Patagonia is very personal to the individual. From sipping Malbec whilst soaking in a wood-burning hot tub on the banks of a …
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Places to Go
Torres del Paine
Torres del Paine National Park, with its dramatic granite peaks, is Patagonia's most popular trekking destination. While it's best known for its W Trek and the Torres del Paine Circuit, this national park is also home to horse-riding, kayaking, and puma-tracking.
El Chalten & Fitz Roy
The town of El Chalten is a hikers' haven, lying in the shadow of the dominant Mt. Fitz Roy. Staying in the town, you'll be able to go on day hikes around Fitz Roy to incredible sights. You'll also find the world famous Perito Moreno Glacier nearby.
Tierra del Fuego
Tierra del Fuego is a wild, windswept land for intrepid trekkers and those embarking on an adventure cruise through the glacial waters of the Magellan Straits and South to Cape Horn. It is also home to the southernmost city in the world, Ushuaia, from where you can set out on a voyage to Antarctica.
Bariloche & The Lake District
Warmer, greener and wetter than most of Patagonia, the Lake District offers many options for fishing, kayaking, and rafting. Other adventure activities such as hiking, horse-riding, and bike touring are on offer here in the summer months, while the surrounding snowy peaks attract skiers to Bariloche during the winter.
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