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PAID CONTENT


PAID CONTENT FOR SOLO EXPEDICIONES TRAVEL


Solo Expediciones Travel PATAGONIA, CHILE


Southern Patagonia holds a unique place among the world’s great nature destinations. From the peaks of Torres del Paine to the fords of Tierra del Fuego and the waters of the Strait of Magellan, this region brings together some of the most remarkable landscapes in the Southern Hemisphere. Specialising in nature and adventure travel,


Solo Expediciones Travel connects travellers with some of the most remote corners of Chilean Patagonia. For many visitors, the journey begins in Punta Arenas, the southernmost city on the South American mainland. Here, winds sweep in from the Southern Ocean and a strong pioneering heritage remains woven into everyday life. Estancia Río de los Ciervos Boutique Hotel offers an introduction to the region’s history. From Punta Arenas, Solo Expediciones


explores the waters once navigated by Ferdinand Magellan. Between October and March, thousands of Magellanic penguins gather on Magdalena Island, while farther south, the glaciers and marine wildlife of Francisco Coloane Marine Park create one of Patagonia’s most memorable experiences.


Humpback whales can also be spotted in these nutrient-rich waters. Farther north, on the banks of the Serrano


River, Hotel del Paine provides access to quieter corners of Torres del Paine National Park. Beyond the famous viewpoints lie remote valleys, little- visited lakes and forests. The journey continues into Tierra del Fuego


and the remote landscapes of Agostini Fjord. Here, glaciers descend directly into the sea, creating a dramatic environment of ice and mountains. Nearby, Caleta María serves as a gateway to some of the least-explored parts of Chilean Patagonia. From this remote outpost, Lodge Almirantazgo


operates its own vessels and vehicles, allowing access to landscapes beyond the reach of other itineraries. Every journey is accompanied by a connection to local culture and cuisine, with ingredients sourced from regional producers or harvested in the lodge’s gardens. In Patagonia, nature, culture and adventure are


woven into one experience, offering the opportunity to explore one of the last great wilderness regions.


DON’T MISS Watch humpback whales and glaciers converge in Francisco Coloane Marine Park


THIS IS PAID CONTENT. IT DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT THE VIEWS OF NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC TRAVELLER (UK) OR THEIR EDITORIAL STAFFS.


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KEY FEATURES • Nature & adventure experiences • All-inclusive programmes • Privileged locations across Patagonia • Sustainable tourism approach


KEY ACTIVITIES • Full-day whales & glaciers excursion • Navigation in Torres del Paine • Fishing in remote landscapes • Kayak with whales experience


GET IN TOUCH • soloexpediciones.travel • +56 9 7553 2170 • contacto@soloexpediciones.com • instagram.com/soloexpediciones


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