Patagonia is a place of many surprises and its people eager to please. Foreign tourists are still comparatively rare and they can take advantage of a wide range of activities: learn the handicrafts of the local indigenous people; take the Old Patagonian Express steam train in Esquel; improve your Welsh or Spanish language or tango skills at specialised schools; gain an understanding of the medicinal and essential oil properties of Patagonian plant species; study the stars through unpolluted dark skies; take advantage of the very low cost of living with medical check-ups and plastic surgery; bring your art, theatre or choral group to an appreciative local audience.
One of the most remote and wild places on Earth, and yet so accessible, Patagonia can challenge the most intrepid of visitors. Activities include swimming with sea-mammals, white water rafting, long-distance river exploration, ski-ing, trekking in the Andes, mountain biking, scuba diving, horse riding, rugby tours, 4x4 adventures, glacier walking, fly fishing and wilderness exploration.
And if it’s luxury you’re looking for, we have vast ranches, hidden lodges, luxurious hotels, secluded guest houses and some of the World’s best restaurants, all ready to welcome you and show you their unique blend of Patagonian hospitality. Indulge yourself at an asado (barbecue) where the World’s most wonderful meats are washed down by the region’s finest wines; enjoy the best of Patagonia without competition from other tourists; investigate investment opportunities with key local people of like minds.