Patagonia: Wine & Adventure

Explore the best Northern Patagonia has to offer from the Atlantic to the Andes.

Our flagship Patagonian Journey.

This tour has been specially designed to take you on an immersive journey of culture and adventure. Through first hand experience, our team has curated a trip from the coast to the mountains of Patagonia that will unravel the intricacies of wine and grape growing in new wine regions and satiate your thirst for adventure as we hike to glacier lakes, kayak alongside sea lions in the ocean and rock climb in towering canyons.

This tour was created for those who have a desire for adventure alongside the finer things in life. From small boutique hotels and sumptuous meals paired with local wine to kayaking on fresh water lakes deep in the mountains and picnic lunches on the shoreline, we can assure you that this will be a unique experience that will create memories lasting a lifetime.

As a fully guided trip, both local guides and your own personal Altum Adventures guides, you have access to a myriad of information from wine knowledge to local culture and traditions to guidance along the trails of adventure. We are with you every step of the way to enhance your experience.

So step in to the unknown and experience Patagonia through culture, wine, and adventure! We doubt you’ll regret it!

Provehito in altum! …Launch forth into the unknown!

The Details.

  • The trip officially starts at the domestic airport in Buenos Aires with a short flight to Viedma. From there our journey takes us down the Atlantic Coast to Puerto Piramides and Gaiman before heading west towards the Andes. The Andean portion will focus mostly around the Trevelin area while also making a foray to Gualjaina on the Andean steppe. Your adventure concludes with your flight from Esquel back to Buenos Aires.

  • We will be operating this trip at the end of October into early November annually. These dates are subject to change based on local availability but we have found them to be optimal for wildlife viewing, climate and the winemakers’ schedules.

  • What’s included:

    • All transportation within Argentina (flights, car, etc).

    • All meals with exception 2 dinners in Puerto Piramides.

    • All gratuities to local guides, drivers, etc.

    • All wine tastings and major activities.

    What’s not included:

    • Flights to and from Buenos Aires.

    • The 2 dinners in Puerto Piramides.

    • Any wine you may wish to purchase to take home (shipping, etc).

    • Optional activities: ie. diving to see the Wapisa underwater wine cages.

“We shall not cease from exploration, and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time.”

— T.S. Eliot