Argentina & Chile Luxury Experiences

Images of Orcas taking South American Sea Lions right off the gravel beaches have been the substance of wildlife documentaries. This area is also home to colonies of Southern Elephant Seals, land mammals including Guanaco and Mara, and a wide diversity of cetaceans including the beautifully patterned Commerson’s Dolphin.

This rainforest-covered waterfall system is made up of 275 falls along the Iguazu River. The park protects the Interior Atlantic Forest, which hosts dozens of unique orchid species, primates and other mammals and numerous birds. The falls may be explored on either the Brazilian or Argentinian side.

Located in the Austral Andes, Los Glaciers National Park has the largest continental ice extension after Antarctica. Here lies the spectacular Moreno Glacier, offering one of the most impressive and unforgettable of natural phenomena.  

The sheer desolation of the Atacama Desert in northern Chile is what makes this harsh environment so awe-inspiring. This is the world’s driest desert, with some areas not having had rain for over 150 years. The landscape is that of rocky mountains, salt flats, thermal pools, geysers, marshes, lagoons and towering volcanoes. With clear, unpolluted skies and utterly dramatic landscapes this is a dream destination for photographers.

Torres del Paine is in the heart of Puma territory and it is here that you can search for this elusive cat known as the “Lord of the Andes”. This Chilean national park is not only famed for the allure of its wildlife, but for its superlative landscapes offering unbeatable photographic opportunities.