5 reasons to visit in March
- It won’t feel as busy in the refugios or campsites
- Enjoy having fewer people to share the National Parks with
- Better chance of wildlife spotting as many of the region’s quieter animals have the space they need to break cover
- Notice a golden tinge to the landscape as Autumn/Fall begins to creep in
- Unique photography opportunities as the whole landscape changes before your eyes
Torres del Paine
Torres del Paine
Mountains of Torres del Paine
Sunrise on the mountains above El Chalten
Laguna de los Tres hike, Los Glaciares
Patagonian Lake District
Northern Carretera Austral
Tierra del Fuego
Tierra del Fuego
Native forests of Tierra del Fuego
Weather in March
Hiking in Patagonia in March
Cruises in March
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Group Tours in March
Chloe says
I adore Patagonia in March because the days are still long enough to enjoy to the full, the winds tend to be calmer than in the height of summer, and leaves begin to turn gorgeous shades of red, yellow and gold which makes for stunning photos.
Chloe O'Keeffe Patagonia Specialist
Why visit Patagonia in March?
What Our Customers Think of Patagonia in March
The scenery is breathtaking everywhere: high jagged mountains covered with hanging glaciers, fantastic pinnacled ridges, from which huge screes fall to the timber line, imposing rock towers, enormous rounded granite bluffs, vast alluvial valleys with braided rivers, blue lakes and lagoons, precipitous gorges and water-courses.
Travelled: March 2017
Mark and Katie - UK
Highlights of Aysen...the San Raphael glacier approached by boat on a day of swirling mists, ultimately bright sunshine and dead calm was incredibly atmospheric. Carlos the Condor doing a close fly-past as we approached Laguna Cerro Castillo.
Travelled: March 2017
Sarah and Charles - UK
To anyone who feels a quickening of interest at the word “adventure”, a little visceral sense of excitement, and who is willing to take things as they come, we would say “go to Patagonia, go”.
Travelled: March 2017
Mark - UK
The wildlife was surprisingly abundant and all around us, from Guanacos, Pumas (spotted while on bus!), Andean Foxes, Condors, Carpintero Gigante, Caracara, Flamingos, Ibis, Falcons which followed us to Grey Glacier, and the ubiquitous Southern Lapwing.
Travelled: March 2017
Andy - UK
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When to Visit Patagonia
To help you decide when to travel, we've put together a guide for each month, including some facts and figures around the myth and legend of Patagonia's infamous weather.
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