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Best Luxury Patagonia Tour Operators 2026: 7 Ranked, Plus Chile or Argentina First, What a Trip Costs and the Lodges That Sell Direct

7 operators scored /100Verified 2 October 2026Updated 6 October 2026By Richard J.

The best luxury Patagonia tour operator in 2026 is Abercrombie & Kent, at 86/100: a 10-day small-group journey for up to 18 guests that crosses from Argentina into Chile, 24/7 on-call support while you travel, and full marks for financial protection, followed by Extraordinary Journeys (84), Cazenove+Loyd (83), Audley Travel (82), Scott Dunn (82), Original Travel (70) and Artisans of Leisure (60). Each score is the number on the operator’s own record on this site, so a company carries one number wherever it appears; an operator enters this index only if it publishes a Patagonia trip. Four more companies are assessed, not ranked, and the three lodges that sell direct, Awasi, Tierra and Explora, are compared separately. Below the ranking: which operator suits a honeymoon, a family, a solo traveller and a budget of $10,000, $25,000 or $100,000.

Seven ranked · each company’s record score

86/100 · Abercrombie & Kent

#	Operator	Patagonia trip read on 2 October 2026	Price per person	Score
1	Abercrombie & KentBest for: travellers who want a guided group with a tour director	Patagonia: The Last Wilderness, 10 days, small group of up to 18, Buenos Aires to Santiago	2025 departures from £11,230; the December 2026 to December 2027 season is on sale	86
2	Extraordinary Journeys PartnerBest for: a private trip of both sides at a published price	Ultimate Patagonia Adventure across Chile and Argentina, 16 days; Argentine Patagonia Trip, 13 days	$12,000 and $11,000	84
3	Cazenove+LoydBest for: a private, fully bespoke trip from a specialist	Tailor-made only; suggested routes include a 19-day Chile and Argentina journey	Not published for Patagonia	83
4	Audley TravelBest for: first-timers who want both sides at a known price	Grand tour of Patagonia across Argentina and Chile, 16 days	From £12,100 (UK); Antarctica and Patagonia, 18 days, from $17,835 (US)	82
4	Scott DunnBest for: travellers who want prices by month before they call	Epic Highlights of Patagonia, 10 nights, Argentina then Chile, four nights at Patagonia Camp	$10,500 (September to October 2026, May 2027) to $14,400 (December 2026 to March 2027)	82
6	Original TravelBest for: combining Patagonia with an Antarctic cruise	The Ends of the Earth: Patagonia and Antarctica, 24 days	£24,155 to £38,580 by season	70
7	Artisans of LeisureBest for: the top lodges with private touring throughout	Patagonia Adventure: Argentina and Chile, private	$24,270, double occupancy	60

On this page

How the seven are scored
Best for a honeymoon, a family, a solo trip
Best for $10,000, $25,000 and $100,000
Chile or Argentina first
What a luxury Patagonia trip costs
Specialists assessed, not ranked
Awasi, Tierra or Explora: direct or through an operator
The seven operators in detail
Three planning rules
Questions readers ask

Patagonia luxury tours: how the seven are scored

The seven operators that publish Patagonia trips and hold a record score rank Abercrombie & Kent (86), Extraordinary Journeys (84), Cazenove+Loyd (83), Audley Travel (82), Scott Dunn (82), Original Travel (70) and Artisans of Leisure (60). All seven sell both sides, Chile and Argentina, and six publish a Patagonia price.

How the score works (100 points). Planning depth 25: specialists with stated first-hand experience, founders’ experience, destinations with their own pages, day-by-day itineraries with named hotels, years trading. On-the-ground cover 20: a published 24-hour number, own offices or staff inside the destinations sold, own guides or hosts. Pricing transparency 20: priced sample trips, inclusions, currency and dates, published booking terms. Review evidence 20: the best independent review platform, a second platform, and how recent the newest review is. Financial protection 15: numbered ATOL and ABTA or ABTOT in the UK, USTOA in the US. Six of the seven are scored on these five criteria, in company records of 25 and 26 September 2026. Extraordinary Journeys’ 84 is the score on its review, which uses six criteria: expertise 24 of 25, review evidence 15 of 20, destination breadth 14 of 15, pricing transparency 12 of 15, service model 11 of 15 and ownership transparency 8 of 10. A company carries one number across the site. Pass mark 60, fixed before scoring.

The six operators scored on the five criteria. Extraordinary Journeys’ six-criteria breakdown is in the note above.
Operator	Planning /25	Ground cover /20	Pricing /20	Reviews /20	Protection /15	Total
Abercrombie & Kent	19	16	20	16	15	86
Cazenove+Loyd	25	10	20	18	10	83
Audley Travel	23	6	18	20	15	82
Scott Dunn	23	10	20	14	15	82
Original Travel	20	6	13	16	15	70
Artisans of Leisure	24	6	13	9	8	60

Among these six, the order turns on two criteria. Abercrombie & Kent leads on on-the-ground cover (16 of 20), where every other operator here scores 10 or less; it is the only operator here selling a Patagonia group journey with its own resident tour director. Cazenove+Loyd scores the full 25 for planning depth but loses five points on protection, with one numbered scheme where four of the others publish two. Audley Travel has the best review record of the six (20 of 20) and the weakest ground cover (6). Artisans of Leisure passes at exactly 60, held back by a thin review record (9) and protection (8).

The Cuernos del Paine, banded granite peaks, seen from the south in Torres del Paine National Park, Chile — The Cuernos del Paine, Torres del Paine National Park, Chile: the view every operator here builds its Chilean days around. Photo: Evelyn Proimos / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0)

Which Patagonia tour operator is best for a honeymoon, a family or a solo trip

For a honeymoon, Artisans of Leisure; for a family with teenagers, Abercrombie & Kent; for a multigenerational trip, Cazenove+Loyd; for a solo traveller, Abercrombie & Kent’s small group. Each pick rests on what the company publishes for Patagonia, read on 2 October 2026.

Best for a honeymoon in Patagonia

Artisans of Leisure, for a trip that is private from start to finish: its Patagonia Adventure costs $24,270 per person and stays at lodges such as Awasi, where each villa has its own guide and 4x4. For a route designed from a blank page, Cazenove+Loyd plans Patagonia tailor-made only. At a lower price, Quasar Expeditions sells private overland safaris by Jeep, a honeymoon safari among them, with seven days in Torres del Paine and El Calafate from US$8,150 per person.

Best for a family trip with teenagers

Abercrombie & Kent: a ten-day small group with a resident tour director and a choice of horse, foot or kayak in Torres del Paine, so teenagers and parents can split up for the day. For a private trip, Scott Dunn prices ten nights month by month from $10,500 per person, which makes the school-holiday premium visible before you call.

Best for a multigenerational trip

Cazenove+Loyd, because three generations need a route built around the slowest walker and the keenest one, and it scores the full 25 for planning depth. Extraordinary Journeys Partner is the alternative with a published price: 16 days across Chile and Argentina at $12,000 per person, from a planner often chosen for family and multigenerational trips, by its own description.

Best for a solo trip

Abercrombie & Kent, again for the small group of up to 18: company on the road and one person in charge. None of the operator pages read states a single supplement for Patagonia, so ask for the figure in writing. Swoop Patagonia also sells small-group trips.

Best local specialists

Swoop Patagonia sells only Patagonia, from Bristol, and its founder has trekked, ridden and paddled the region. Among the ranked six, Cazenove+Loyd has the deepest planning score and Abercrombie & Kent the most people on the ground.

Which operator fits $10,000 or $25,000 per person, or $100,000 for a family of four

About $10,000 per person buys ten to thirteen days with Scott Dunn, Extraordinary Journeys or Quasar Expeditions. About $25,000 per person buys Artisans of Leisure’s private journey at the top lodges. $100,000 for a family of four covers that private journey, at $97,080.

Sums are this site’s arithmetic on the published per-person prices. Flights to South America are extra unless the operator says otherwise.
Budget	Closest published trips	What to know
About $10,000 per person, two weeks	Scott Dunn, 10 nights, $10,500 in September, October and May. Extraordinary Journeys, Argentine Patagonia Trip, 13 days, $11,000. Quasar Expeditions, private overland safari, 9 days from US$9,500 or 11 days from US$12,500.	Only Extraordinary Journeys’ 13 days comes close to two weeks at this price. Scott Dunn’s figure rises to $14,400 from December to March.
About $25,000 per person, two weeks	Artisans of Leisure, Patagonia Adventure, private, $24,270 double occupancy.	This is the price of private touring throughout and the top lodges: Awasi, Tierra, Explora or The Singular. Original Travel’s £24,155 buys 24 days with an Antarctic cruise.
About $100,000 for a family of four	Artisans of Leisure’s private journey for four comes to $97,080. Four places on Extraordinary Journeys’ 16 days come to $48,000, and on Scott Dunn’s peak-season 10 nights to $57,600.	None of these pages publishes a child’s price. At the lower figures there is room for a private guide every day and the better rooms.

Which side of Patagonia to visit first, Chile or Argentina

Visit both on one trip and start on the side your international flight reaches: Chilean Patagonia holds Torres del Paine and the all-inclusive lodges with private guides, Argentine Patagonia holds the Perito Moreno Glacier and Mount Fitz Roy, and the operators split on the order, with Abercrombie & Kent and Scott Dunn starting in Argentina and Audley Travel starting in Chile.

The two parks touch: Los Glaciares borders Torres del Paine to the south, and the road crossing between them takes most of a day.

Side	What is there	Gateway	Map
Chilean Patagonia	Torres del Paine National Park, the Cordillera del Paine and its granite towers of about 2,500 metres; Awasi, Tierra and Explora are all here	Puerto Natales or Punta Arenas	Torres del Paine on Google Maps
Argentine Patagonia	Los Glaciares National Park: the Perito Moreno Glacier, and El Chaltén at the foot of Mount Fitz Roy	El Calafate, outside the park on Lake Argentino	Los Glaciares on Google Maps

The Perito Moreno Glacier seen from a viewpoint in Los Glaciares National Park, Argentina — The Perito Moreno Glacier, Los Glaciares National Park, Argentina: the reason almost every luxury itinerary crosses the border. Photo: Nyrkx / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0)

Operator	Order of travel	Source
Abercrombie & Kent	Argentina first: Buenos Aires, Ushuaia, El Calafate, then Puerto Natales and Torres del Paine, ending in Santiago	A&K itinerary via RACQ
Scott Dunn	Argentina first, then Chile for four nights at Patagonia Camp	Scott Dunn
Audley Travel	Chile first: three days in Torres del Paine, then El Calafate	Audley

Allow a full day for the border. On Audley’s Chile and Argentina’s Patagonian highlights itinerary the coach leaves at 9am and reaches El Calafate’s bus station at 3pm. Within Chile, the all-inclusive lodges send their own guides to meet you; Audley’s itinerary notes a four-hour drive from the airport into Torres del Paine with the lodge’s guide.

How much a luxury Patagonia trip costs in 2026

A luxury Patagonia trip of 10 to 16 days costs about $10,500 to $14,400 per person with a specialist, or £12,100 to £12,800 from the UK operators, rising to $24,270 for a private journey at the top lodges and £24,155 to £38,580 when Antarctica is added. Swoop Patagonia’s own guide puts luxury, tailor-made and estancia trips at $400 to $800 per day before flights (Swoop Patagonia).

Read on 2 October 2026; Quasar Expeditions read on 6 October 2026.
Trip	Length	Price per person	Source
Quasar Expeditions, Patagonia Select Safari	7 days	From US$8,150	Quasar Expeditions
Scott Dunn, Epic Highlights of Patagonia	10 nights	$10,500 to $14,400 by month	Scott Dunn
Extraordinary Journeys, Argentine Patagonia Trip Partner	13 days	$11,000	Extraordinary Journeys
Extraordinary Journeys, Ultimate Patagonia Adventure: Chile and Argentina Partner	16 days	$12,000	Extraordinary Journeys
Audley Travel, Grand tour of Patagonia	16 days	From £12,100	Audley
Quasar Expeditions, Patagonia Immersion Safari	11 days	From US$12,500	Quasar Expeditions
Journey Latin America, Luxury Chile and Argentina: Simply Patagonia	13 days	From £12,800	Journey Latin America
Artisans of Leisure, Patagonia Adventure: Argentina and Chile	Private journey	$24,270, double occupancy	Artisans of Leisure
Original Travel, The Ends of the Earth: Patagonia and Antarctica	24 days	£24,155 to £38,580	Original Travel

Season moves the price most. Scott Dunn’s 10-night journey costs $10,500 in September and October 2026 and $14,400 from December 2026 to March 2027, and Scott Dunn notes that many hotels in southern Patagonia close from May to September.

Patagonia specialists assessed, not ranked

Four companies that sell Patagonia are assessed here but not ranked, because none yet has a record score on this site: Swoop Patagonia, Journey Latin America, Quasar Expeditions and Blue Parallel. Their published facts are set out alike.

Company	What it publishes for Patagonia	Evidence read
Swoop Patagonia	Tailor-made, small-group and luxury Patagonia trips; says it helps over 1,500 people a year	Founded in 2010 and based in Bristol; its founder has trekked, ridden and paddled the region; Trustpilot 4.5 from 132 reviews; ATOL and ABTOT badges shown, numbers not read
Journey Latin America	Luxury Chile and Argentina: Simply Patagonia, 13 days from £12,800	Describes itself as the UK’s number one specialist in Latin America travel
Quasar Expeditions	Private overland safaris by Jeep of 6 to 11 days, guided or self-driven: 7 days from US$8,150, 9 days from US$9,500, 11 days from US$12,500; a puma tracking safari from US$7,850	Family-owned, founded in Ecuador in 1986, by its own description; read 6 October 2026
Blue Parallel	Private, tailor-made journeys in Argentina and Chile with its own hosts and private guides throughout	A Virtuoso tour operator; no Patagonia price found; read on its Virtuoso profile, 6 October 2026

The lodges that make a luxury Patagonia trip are the same whoever books them. Artisans of Leisure’s private journey offers Awasi, Tierra Patagonia, Explora’s Hotel Salto Chico or The Singular, Scott Dunn uses Patagonia Camp, and Abercrombie & Kent’s group stays at The Singular. The operator’s value is the routing, the border day and the support when weather closes a road. For Patagonia with Antarctica, see our Antarctica expedition operator index and fly-cruise vs Drake crossing.

Awasi, Tierra or Explora: book the lodge direct or through an operator

Awasi Patagonia, Tierra Patagonia and Explora Torres del Paine all sell direct and all sit on the Chilean side around Torres del Paine; booking a lodge direct gets the lodge’s own all-inclusive programme and terms, while an operator adds the flights, the Argentine side, the border crossing and, from a UK company selling a flight-inclusive package, ATOL protection. A lodge booked on its own, without flights, is not ATOL protected, as GOV.UK explains the scheme.

Lodge	Where	What booking direct gets you	Source
Awasi Patagonia	Private reserve on the edge of Torres del Paine; 14 villas	One private guide and 4x4 per villa; fully hosted rates in US dollars per room for the whole stay; three-night minimum; high season November 2026 to February 2027; USD 150 conservation contribution per person per stay; transfers from Puerto Natales airport	Awasi 2026 to 2027 rates, MICHELIN Guide
Tierra Patagonia	Shore of Lake Sarmiento, just outside Torres del Paine	An all-inclusive lodge stay; used by Artisans of Leisure and others in their itineraries	Swoop Patagonia lodge guide
Explora Torres del Paine	Inside Torres del Paine National Park, facing the Paine Massif	Described as the original luxury lodge in Patagonia; Artisans of Leisure books its Hotel Salto Chico	Swoop Patagonia lodge guide

A two-part montage: the three granite towers of Torres del Paine above, and the Cuernos del Paine below, in Chilean Patagonia — The Torres del Paine (top) and the Cuernos del Paine (bottom), Magallanes, Chile: the massif that Awasi, Tierra and Explora all face. Photos: Karen Chan 16 and Miguel.v, montage by Jorge Morales Piderit / Wikimedia Commons

Awasi is the lodge that publishes the most: a 2026 to 2027 rate sheet in US dollars per room for the whole stay, a three-night minimum, and one private guide and 4x4 per villa. The MICHELIN Guide awards it three MICHELIN Keys. If only Torres del Paine is on the list, booking the lodge direct is simple; for both sides of Patagonia, an operator earns its fee on the crossing.

The seven operators in detail

1. Abercrombie & Kent: 86/100

10-day small group of up to 18 · resident tour director · 24/7 on-call support

Abercrombie & Kent’s Patagonia: The Last Wilderness runs from Buenos Aires to Santiago through Ushuaia, El Calafate and Puerto Natales, with a stay at The Singular Patagonia and a choice of horse, foot or kayak in Torres del Paine; its UK page priced the 2025 departures from £11,230 per person, and the December 2026 to December 2027 season is listed by RACQ. It scores highest on on-the-ground cover (16), and its weakest criterion is planning depth (19). Private travellers can ask for its tailor-made Journey to Patagonia. See the Abercrombie & Kent company record.

2. Extraordinary Journeys: 84/100

Washington, D.C. · founded 2008 · two priced Patagonia itineraries · Partner

Extraordinary Journeys publishes two Patagonia trips with a price on each: the Ultimate Patagonia Adventure across Chile and Argentina, 16 days at $12,000 per person, and the Argentine Patagonia Trip, 13 days at $11,000, plus Patagonia and Antarctica combinations. A destination specialist for Africa and South America on its team is named a Condé Nast Traveler Top Travel Specialist for 2026. Its 84 is the score on its review, where it is strongest on expertise (24 of 25) and weakest on service model (11 of 15): it publishes office hours and no 24-hour line. See the Extraordinary Journeys review.

3. Cazenove+Loyd: 83/100

Founded 1993 · tailor-made only · full marks for planning depth

Cazenove+Loyd plans Patagonia privately, with suggested routes on its Patagonia page including a 19-day Chile and Argentina journey, and one client quoted there credits it with handling the border crossing faster than other travellers managed. It scores the full 25 for planning depth; it loses points on on-the-ground cover (10) and protection (10), and no Patagonia price appears on its Patagonia page. See the Cazenove+Loyd company record.

4. Audley Travel: 82/100

16-day grand tour from £12,100 · 24-hour support while you travel · review evidence 20 of 20

Audley’s Grand tour of Patagonia across Argentina and Chile runs 16 days from £12,100 per person, with guided excursions in Torres del Paine before crossing to El Calafate, and its US site combines Patagonia with Antarctica in 18 days from $17,835. It has the strongest review record of those scored on the five criteria; its weak score is on-the-ground cover (6). See the Audley Travel company record.

4. Scott Dunn: 82/100

10 nights, Argentina then Chile · priced by month, $10,500 to $14,400 · four nights at Patagonia Camp

Scott Dunn’s Epic Highlights of Patagonia prints a price for every month from September 2026 to May 2027, the most open pricing of any Patagonia trip read, with four nights at Patagonia Camp in Chile. It scores 20 of 20 on pricing transparency; its weakest criterion is review evidence (14). See the Scott Dunn company record.

6. Original Travel: 70/100

24 days with Antarctica · £24,155 to £38,580 · 4x4 and horseback in Patagonia

Original Travel’s The Ends of the Earth explores Chilean and Argentine Patagonia by 4x4 and on horseback before a luxury Antarctic cruise, priced from £24,155 to £38,580 per person by season. It scores 15 for protection and loses most on on-the-ground cover (6) and pricing (13). See the Original Travel company record.

7. Artisans of Leisure: 60/100

Private journey, $24,270 per person · Awasi, Tierra, Explora or The Singular

Artisans of Leisure’s Patagonia Adventure is a private tour of both sides with the top rooms at the region’s leading lodges, priced at $24,270 per person, double occupancy. It scores 24 for planning depth and passes at the mark because of its review evidence (9) and protection (8). See the Artisans of Leisure company record.

Three planning rules for a luxury Patagonia trip

Travel between October and April, and book the lodges early. Many southern Patagonia hotels close from May to September, and Torres del Paine needs booking at least six months ahead in season, as Responsible Travel notes.
Give the border a day of its own. The coach from the Chilean side to El Calafate takes about six hours, from 9am to 3pm on Audley’s itinerary.
Pay with protection. Book flight-inclusive packages with a UK operator that issues an ATOL certificate, or a US operator in the USTOA programme; see how the six score on protection in the breakdown above and in our Luxury Tour Operator Power Rankings.

What changed for Patagonia luxury travel in 2026

In July 2026 Awasi published its 2026 to 2027 fully hosted rates, with a USD 150 conservation contribution per person per stay and a three-night minimum (Awasi). Scott Dunn prices its 2026 to 2027 Patagonia season month by month, from $10,500 in September 2026 to $14,400 at the December to March peak (Scott Dunn). On 25 and 26 September 2026 the company records behind six of these scores were verified; each is linked from its profile above.

Questions readers ask

What are the best luxury Patagonia tour operators in 2026?

Abercrombie & Kent scores highest at 86/100, followed by Extraordinary Journeys (84), Cazenove+Loyd (83), Audley Travel (82), Scott Dunn (82), Original Travel (70) and Artisans of Leisure (60). Each score is the number on the company's own record on this site. Swoop Patagonia, Journey Latin America, Quasar Expeditions and Blue Parallel are assessed but not yet scored.

Which luxury tour operator is best for a honeymoon in Patagonia?

For a honeymoon with everything private, Artisans of Leisure: a private journey of both sides at $24,270 per person, staying at lodges such as Awasi, where each villa has its own guide and 4x4. For a fully bespoke route, Cazenove+Loyd plans Patagonia tailor-made only. At a lower price, Quasar Expeditions sells private overland safaris, including a honeymoon safari, with seven days from US$8,150 per person.

Which company is best for a family or multigenerational trip to Patagonia?

With teenagers, Abercrombie & Kent's ten-day small-group journey has a resident tour director and a choice of horse, foot or kayak in Torres del Paine; Scott Dunn prices a ten-night private trip month by month from $10,500 per person. For three generations travelling together, a tailor-made planner suits best: Cazenove+Loyd scores the full 25 for planning depth, and Extraordinary Journeys publishes a 16-day trip of both sides at $12,000 per person and is often chosen for family and multigenerational trips, by its own description.

Which luxury tour operator is best for a solo trip to Patagonia?

Abercrombie & Kent, because its Patagonia: The Last Wilderness is a small group of up to 18 with a tour director, so a solo traveller has company and one person in charge. None of the operator pages read states a single supplement for Patagonia, so ask for it in writing. Swoop Patagonia also sells small-group trips.

Which Patagonia tour operator fits a budget of $10,000 or $25,000 per person, or $100,000 for a family of four?

At about $10,000 per person, the closest published trips are Scott Dunn's ten nights from $10,500 in September, October and May, Extraordinary Journeys' 13-day Argentine Patagonia Trip at $11,000, and Quasar Expeditions' nine-day private safari from US$9,500. At about $25,000 per person, Artisans of Leisure's private journey at the top lodges costs $24,270. For a family of four with $100,000, that same private journey comes to $97,080, while four places on a $12,000 to $14,400 trip leave room for upgrades.

Should I visit Chilean or Argentine Patagonia first?

Start on the side your international flight reaches, and visit both. Chilean Patagonia has Torres del Paine and the all-inclusive lodges; Argentine Patagonia has the Perito Moreno Glacier and Mount Fitz Roy. Abercrombie & Kent and Scott Dunn start in Argentina; Audley Travel's 16-day grand tour starts in Chile. The road crossing takes about six hours.

How much does a luxury Patagonia trip cost?

A luxury Patagonia trip of 10 to 16 days costs about $10,500 to $14,400 per person with Scott Dunn, $11,000 to $12,000 with Extraordinary Journeys, or from £12,100 with Audley Travel and £12,800 with Journey Latin America. A private journey at the top lodges costs $24,270 with Artisans of Leisure, and Original Travel's 24 days with Antarctica cost £24,155 to £38,580.

When is the best time to visit Patagonia?

October to April. Many hotels in southern Patagonia close from May to September, and Awasi Patagonia's 2026 to 2027 high season runs from November 2026 to February 2027, with shoulder rates in October, March and April. Prices peak from December to March.

Is it better to book Awasi, Tierra or Explora direct or through a tour operator?

For a stay in Torres del Paine alone, booking the lodge direct is simple: Awasi publishes its rates, a three-night minimum and a private guide and 4x4 per villa. For both sides of Patagonia, an operator adds the flights, the Argentine side and the border day, and a UK operator selling a flight-inclusive package adds ATOL protection, which a lodge booked direct without flights does not have.

Does Extraordinary Journeys offer Patagonia trips?

Yes. Extraordinary Journeys publishes an Ultimate Patagonia Adventure across Chile and Argentina, 16 days at $12,000 per person, and an Argentine Patagonia Trip, 13 days at $11,000, plus Patagonia and Antarctica combinations. It ranks second on this index at 84 of 100, the score on its review.

Who is Swoop Patagonia?

Swoop Patagonia is a Patagonia specialist based in Bristol, founded in 2010, which says it helps over 1,500 people a year travel to the region. It holds a 4.5 Trustpilot score from 132 reviews and shows ATOL and ABTOT badges. It is assessed but not ranked here until it has a company record on our tour operator rubric.

Can you see Torres del Paine and the Perito Moreno Glacier on one trip?

Yes, and most luxury itineraries do. Torres del Paine is in Chile and the Perito Moreno Glacier is in Argentina's Los Glaciares National Park, which borders it to the south. Audley Travel, Scott Dunn, Abercrombie & Kent and Extraordinary Journeys all publish trips that include both, crossing the border by road in about six hours.