Best places to visit in Patagonia

Pertio Moreno glacier is situated in Los Glaciares national park in Argentine Patagonia. It is world famous and also a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Lying at the extreme south of the planet, the Antarctic Peninsula is an incredibly beautiful place to explore.

Reminiscent of Switzerland or Austria, this is a great spot in the north of Argentinian Patagonia.

The red and white Les Eclaireurs lighthouse stands proudly at the exit from Ushuaia bay, on the legendary Beagle Channel.

Puerto Madryn, the entry point to the famous Valdés Peninsula, is a village in the north of Patagonia on the Atlantic coast of Argentina.

Calafate is where you go to visit the Patagonia glaciers. The place to stay when you are going to see the famous Perito Moreno glacier which is in Los Glaciares National Park, and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Tierra del Fuego National Park is the most southerly national park in the world, and its southern limit borders the Beagle channel.

Drake Passage is a body of water separating South America from Antarctica and which has the worst weather conditions in the world.