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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A safari-style vehicle can be a better fit than a standard rental car for exploring Patagonia because many routes include gravel, remote terrain, and rapidly changing weather. Quasar’s overland safaris add capable vehicles, navigation, safety equipment, local support, and flexible guided or self-guided travel. Navigating…
Today, Tierra del Fuego is one of the least populated provinces in South America. With snow-covered mountains, mossy forests and windswept plains, it’s the perfect destination for those wanting an ‘end-of-the-earth’ experience. Many people don't realize it was once a place known for an event…
Does over 1,200km of dirt roads through unspoiled wilderness of glacial rivers, snowcapped peaks, fjords and impenetrable forests sound like your kind of once in a lifetime adventure? If so, the Carretera Austral is for you! While the diverse and untouched landscape of Chile’s route…
Ever dreamed of escaping to a world where jagged mountain peaks kiss the sky, glaciers shimmer in the sun, and wildflowers burst into life? That's Patagonia in October! It's a magical time when spring unfurls its splendor across this rugged landscape. Not to mention, there…
If you're feeling the desire to trade your usual life for a quest of exciting exploration, that's exactly what Patagonia in September promises. It's like stepping into another world where time slows down as the colors of spring begin to embrace the white winter landscapes.…
When traveling to the southernmost reaches of Patagonia you will encounter an amazing landscape, a land shaped by the winds, Tierra del Fuego. Beautiful forests inhabited by the most intriguing wildlife, but also an unwelcome guest; a creature introduced in the 1940s, brought all the…
