MT Sobek pioneered Patagonia adventure tours with our first commercial Patagonia trekking trip in the 1970s—and continue to set the standard. Today we offer some of the Patagonia’s best hiking adventures, showcasing the region’s most iconic landscape, from Argentina’s Los Glaciares National Park to Chile’s Torres del Paine National Park and the fabled W Trek—one of the world’s top 10 hikes—plus expedition cruising around Cape Horn. Along the way, you’ll enjoy an immersive experience as you explore hidden places and meet local people. We also make sure that you eat great food and sleep well in comfortable lodgings, while we take care of the logistics every step of the way. MT Sobek’s Patagonia tours deliver the perfect balance of adventure, discovery, and ease.

MT Sobek is recognized among Condé Nast’s Top Travel Specialists and has been voted Best Adventure Travel Company by readers of USA Today and Newsweek.

Dreaming of a Patagonia trip that’s all your own? We’ll create a personalized adventure that fits your style—rugged hikes, cultural immersion, or easygoing exploration. Every detail is tailored to make your journey unforgettable. Call 800-974-0300 for details or submit a custom trip request form here.

Looking for a custom Patagonia adventure for your own private group? Create your own personalized journey to this bucket-list destination with our expert custom team! Please call 800-974-0300 for details or fill out a custom trip request form here.

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Expert Guides

Our hiking and cruising adventures in Patagonia are guided by local professional guides, who are highly trained in safety procedures and follow Leave No Trace principles. As well as being fun and friendly, they’ll give you an immersive, insider experience—both on and off the beaten path. Many are so popular that people return to hike with them year after year!

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On the Trail

There is nothing better than being out on the trail in Torres del Paine or Los Glaciares, feeling the breeze on your face and the rush of a spectacular view. Hiking days generally start early, after breakfast, and cover around 5 to 15 miles per day. Some days may include steep mountain paths, but there are plenty of rest stops on the way—plus a hearty lunch and dinner (per your itinerary).

The building where the lodge is located offers the best adventures in Patagonia.

Choice Accommodations

After an inspiring day of hiking and trekking, recount your tales from the trail and recharge with a delicious dinner. Then, slumber in a range of accommodations that match your chosen adventure—from luxury lodges and boutique hotels to deluxe wilderness camping. We always aim to pick unique and characterful accommodations that make your trip special.

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Custom & Private Adventures

Hike Chile’s untamed wilderness on a fully supported “O” Circuit trek or explore the beauty of Torres del Paine National Park at your own pace. Mix it up with horseback riding at a traditional Estancia or kayaking on pristine lakes. Witness the incredible Iguazu Falls and Perito Moreno Glacier, or take a fjord cruise to Cape Horn. Stay at a range of accommodations from perfectly located cabins to luxury hotels.

Embark on one of the best active adventures in Patagonia aboard a large cruise ship, where you can witness the breathtaking beauty of a glacier in the water.

Small-Ship Cruising

Cruise Cape Horn on the new Ventus Australis, a 210-passenger expedition vessel, tailor-made for exploring the remote southern tip of South America. Designed for the extreme maneuverability needed to navigate narrow fjords and channels, the ship also features gourmet dining with an all-inclusive bar, three lounges, an open top deck, and spacious light-filled cabins.

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Adventures for Your Skill Level

Our Patagonia adventures include hiking in spectacular wilderness terrain, including mountains, glacial valleys, and desert steppes. All are moderate to strenuous trips, with a Level 3 or Level 4 activity rating, and we recommend training for your adventure in advance. Patagonia is the perfect place to reach your goals and return invigorated!

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What Our Guests Say

It’s true that our guests say it best! “MT Sobek has created a marvelous experience in the heart of Patagonia, exposing hikers to all the wonderful scenery, people and history this incredibly beautiful place has to offer.” Coleen S. “Thank you MT Sobek for the trip of my lifetime! The Patagonia adventure exceeded my expectations in all respects and has renewed my spirit and filled my heart with joy!” Maria S.

We Are Committed to Conservation

MT Sobek is proud to work with local guides and outfitters around the globe who are committed to following Leave No Trace principles and exploring the outdoors responsibly. Everywhere we go, we seek to drive awareness of fragile ecosystems to help support their long-term sustainability.

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Plan Your Trip

We offer a range of active adventures in Patagonia, and our goal is to make it easy to find the perfect itinerary for your desired destination and skill level. Here’s a handy guide from our trusted team of adventure experts.

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Choose Your Adventure

There are three main ways to explore Patagonia: by foot on a hiking adventure; on a multi-adventure with hiking, kayaking, and horseback riding; or on a small-ship cruise (with a hiking option). Some adventures are in Chile or Argentina, while others are in both.

Choose Your Style

As well as scheduled group departures, we can also accommodate private groups or create fully customized adventures. Call us on 800-974-0300 to find out more about our custom and private adventures.

Choose Your Dates

The best time to visit Patagonia is from December to March, which is summer in the southern hemisphere. Although gusty Patagonian winds can pick up at any time, this is when the weather is mildest with mostly blue skies. Temperatures are generally cooler in November and April, but the former brings spring flowers and the latter is lovely for fall foliage.

Ask an Expert

We want you to have the best adventure, so don’t hesitate to call our expert team of adventure specialists at 800-974-0300 to learn more. Or click the button to use our online contact form.