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A condor is a silhouette before it is a bird. A dark shape against the granite peaks and blank sky, rigidly riding the updraft from the valley floor. Closer, and the white ruff and the bare red head come into focus. The [...]
The asado—the long, wood-fire lamb roast of the Patagonian estancia—is among the great culinary rituals of South America. The lamb is sourced from the estancia’s own flocks, the wood smoke rises into the Patagonian sky, and the meal is a ceremony as [...]
Patagonia is not the obvious honeymoon. It is not Tuscany or a white-sand beach. It is wilder than that, more demanding — and for the right couple, far more rewarding. Our own honeymoon was just this sort: wild and free, away from [...]
Patagonia. The word itself carries a mythic weight. Speaking the name evokes reverence and remembrance. I retrace vivid encounters with pumas, condors, guides, and gauchos. I am transported—lost in the range and scale of terrestrial majesty. How can one be homesick for [...]
What does a high-end or luxury vacation in Patagonia cost? Some questions are more interesting than they first appear. On the surface the cost question invites a spreadsheet. But Patagonia asks you to think outside the box, beyond the page or the [...]
Antarctica is, by international treaty, a continent held in common—belonging to no nation, serving science and the human record. There are no restaurants. No communities. No infrastructure of any kind beyond research stations and the vessels that navigate its waters. For the [...]
A guide to Latin America’s most awe-inspiring destinations — where the scale of the world resets something inside you, and you return home unmistakably changed. Psychologists describe awe as the feeling that arises when we encounter something so vast — in scale, [...]
For most cruise, charter, and lodge operators, the Antarctic travel season runs from mid-October to mid-March. Antarctic wildlife is most active during the South America’s summer months (December to February). Wildlife are also active in the islands near Antarctica (the Sub-Antarctic Islands) [...]
The weather in Patagonia is unpredictable; this is a mountainous region with varied terrain and strong atmospheric influences. It is not uncommon to experience sunshine, wind, rain, and even snow on a single day, even if traveling during the summer months (December [...]
