Patagonia is chock full of incredible things to do and places to see. From water activities to hiking and wildlife sightings, during your trip to Patagonia, you’ll see it all. If you want to see this incredible region for yourself, book our Patagonia Safari trip today!

South America is home to many diverse Hispanic countries, each one with its own unique culture and sense of nationality. Among these fun South American countries is Argentina, home of the tango, dulce de leche, and the world’s best beef.

Have some Spring travel fever? We have you covered for the entire month of March for many years to come. March is perfect to explore these places before the summer heat and the influx of tourism hits. Check out these destinations below to help get you through the annual season change slump:

Have you ever wanted to visit Patagonia? Incase you were wondering, the two main parts are Chile Patagonia and Argentina Patagonia as Patagonia is not an actual country but rather a section of South America. Below is a list of the 10 best places to go in Patagonia: 5 in Argentina and 5 in Chile depending on where you want to focus your travels!

Where is Patagonia? Is it a country or a city somewhere in South America? If you don’t know where Patagonia is, don’t worry. Acanela has studied and planned for you the trip to Patagonia. In fact, Patagonia is neither a country nor a city but it’s a huge region covering both Chile and Argentina on the very south part of south America. Due to the large coverage, you might be confused with where to visit. To be honest, it’s hard to say where is the single best place to visit because each spot has its features, and all the natural beauty is just spectacular. However, here are a list of places you don’t want to miss while making a trip there.

The 300,000 square mile area of Patagonia covers the southern section of the Andes mountain range and is any outdoor enthusiast’s dream come true. Patagonia is a place that everyone should experience, but before planning your next adventure here, it is important to know what you can expect as far as weather. Here is your seasonal and month-by-month Patagonia weather guide to help you decide when you want to visit this wondrous place!

Patagonia is a place like nowhere else on the planet. The natural beauty of this place will blow you away. Occupying such a big region at the tip of South America, there are so many different ecosystems and landscapes. From huge glaciers that have carved fjords into the earth, to places with temperate rainforests, or grasslands and dry deserts. Because of the diversity of the land, there are so many natural wonders to admire and to experience. However, it isn't just the landscapes that will leave you speechless, this region is occupied by some of the most incredible species of wildlife. The diversity in the ecosystems allows for even more diversity among the animals that live there. Before you go on your trip you might want to have an idea about what kinds of species that you might see there. Although you most likely will see more than we can list, here are a few of the most well-known animals of Patagonia:

The region of Patagonia, shared by Argentina and Chile, is an explorer’s dream. Many people flock to this South American paradise during the summer months, but what about the winter?  Here are 10 reasons why Patagonia should be your next winter travel destination!

Torres del Paine National Park is a treat to the senses and a gift to your inner explorer. Home to dramatic mountain scenery, glaciers, lakes, and wildlife, it’s a place that you have to see to believe. These tips will help you plan the perfect trip.

Los Glaciares National Park is one of the most beautiful locations in Patagonia. If you’d like to visit Perito Moreno Glacier or Mount Fitz Roy, this is the travel guide for you!

Patagonia feels like a mythical land full of wonder and adventure. Known for its breathtaking views and diverse landscapes, you’ll find snow-capped mountains, towering glaciers, roaring waterfalls, and milky blue lakes. The region lies at the southernmost tip of South America and is shared by Chile and Argentina—the Andes Mountains divides the land. With seven national parks throughout Patagonia, this is the ultimate getaway for nature lovers. This destination still flies a bit under the radar, and chances are you have no idea what to pack. Don’t fear because we’ve got you covered. Keep reading to discover the essential packing guide for Patagonia!

Trekking through Patagonia’s Torres Del Paine (pronounced PIE-nay), is an experience not to be missed. if you take a look at the trail map, you’ll understand the origin of the term “W trek.”  It is also one of the most popular multi-day hikes in Chile as you are exposed to everything the park has to offer.

Patagonia is actually a sprawling nature reserve and national park that extends over one million square miles through Chile and Argentina. What is the best time to travel to this mountain paradise? Keep reading to learn the best time of year to visit Patagonia and all of the details you need to plan your plan your adventure!

A thrilling new adventure awaits you at one of the top places to hike around the world! Whether you are a dedicated mountaineer or just looking to spend some time enjoying nature, each of these thrilling hikes will transport you to a world of wonder and leave you with a lasting sense of accomplishment. Experience rich cultures, breathtaking landscapes, and nature’s finest wildlife at one of these incredible destinations.

We all know that where you stay on your travels can make or break a trip. Booking unique accommodations is a great way to make your experience memorable, giving you lots of amazing photo ops and stories to tell.  We’ve gathered 10 of the most unusual spots to live while abroad, to inspire you to plan your next adventure!