
TIERRA DEL FUEGO – ARGENTINA
At the very edge of the continent, where land fractures into wind, water, and sky,

At the very edge of the continent, where land fractures into wind, water, and sky,

1-7 February 2026 We left Gobernador Gregores, a small, windswept Patagonian town that serves as
28 Jan – 1 Feb. Can’t get enough of this great place. This time we found a slightly better spot at camp, up at the front where the wind carried a little less dust. Camped across from us was a French family from Réunion Island travelling with their four children. Introductions were easy. The kids bonded quickly, and ours were relieved to find others their age. Plans of hiking quickly disappeared. The kids now dictated the day, and it was all about them — hanging out with the other teens and not about schoolwork.

24-27 January 2026. With the wind finally at our back, we pointed the truck south

19-24 January. A little further on, half shrouded by cloud, we could see those iconic

Patagonia Road Trip through Chile and Argentina 14-19 January. We left Patagonia National Park that rainy Wednesday

TWO HIKES, 50KM, THREE DAYS 10-13 January. The drive into the park meandered gently for

DUST, MARBLE AND THE COLOUR OF WATER 7 – 10th January. Leaving Cerro Castillo behind,

Hiking Patagonia 6 January. Long, sweeping curves lead us down into the valley leading to

PUYUHUAPI December 30 – Back on the road, our next stop was Puyuhuapi, a town

Rivers, Rapids and a Slice of Old Patagonia 26 – 29th December Boxing Day morning

By the time we reached the start of the Carretera Austral, the weather had already