Patagonia: South America Travel Insights
The Atacama Desert offers some of the best stargazing in the world. It’s also the closest you can get to Mars without getting in a spaceship, with its solid ocean of crusted sand flats, volcanic geothermal field that erupts into geysers, and wind-sculpted red rock formations. The desert seems to …
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Close your eyes and imagine arriving in Antarctica. Maybe you’re bundled up in layers on the deck of an expedition ship, and rewarded with the sight of white cliffs emerging from an inky sea spotted with crumbling glaciers. Or maybe you’re touching down on a…
The Atacama Desert offers some of the best stargazing in the world. It’s also the closest you can get to Mars without getting in a spaceship, with its solid ocean of crusted sand flats, volcanic geothermal field that erupts into geysers, and wind-sculpted red rock…
At Quasar Expeditions, every journey begins with a question. What’s out there? Who will we meet? How will this place change us? One question we hear most often from curious guests is: Where does the name “Quasar” come from? The name “Quasar” sparks curiosity—and that’s…
Here’s a secret about Patagonia. You can get a front-row seat on all the rugged beauty of Torres del Paine, iceberg-dotted Grey Lake, grand Perito Moreno Glacier, and more, with no strenuous hiking or scaling any mountain peaks. Really. This is just one of the…
Torres del Paine National Park offers some of the most dramatic landscapes in the world, where photography becomes a way to capture not just the scenery, but the depth and emotion of Patagonia itself. In the far south of Chile, where the Andes meet the…
Tracking pumas in Torres del Paine with Quasar is one of the most unique wildlife experiences in Patagonia, combining expert-guided tracking, patience, and the rare opportunity to observe these elusive animals in the wild. “I know that if I had been on my own—even trying…
