Get together in harmony with nature

Hooray! Your tickets are booked, your stay at EcoCamp has been confirmed, and now you are beginning the search into exactly what to take. This is a...

First, a Little Bit of History ... Punta Arenas was originally a penal settlement that grew during the same time as the California gold rush due to...

Hotel of the Year - LATA Achievement Awards We are thrilled to announce that EcoCamp Patagonia has won Hotel of the Year at the LATA Achievement Award

Issues in Patagonia are unlikely to cross your mind as the famous towers of Torres del Paine come into view. The colossal mountains jut from the...

Autumn in the Southern Hemisphere starts in March and is characterized by its change of colors. As the Southern Hemisphere moves away from the summer...

Your trip has come to an end. You’ve battled the wind (maybe more) and felt the whip of your hair lashing your face. Your toes know the feeling of...

Our roundup of the top news from Patagonia from May: EcoCamp Closes for the Winter Season Each year EcoCamp s closed between May and September due...

From the rugged peaks of Reserva Cerro Castillo (Aysen Region, Chile) to the giant glaciers of Los Glaciares National Park (Argentina), planning a...

Those who hiked the W Trek in high season should know what I’m talking about. Whenever you’re lucky with the weather, you can experience pretty high...

With hundreds of trails and two destinations amongst “the best destinations for hiking” (El Chaltén in Argentina and Torres del Paine National Park...

If you’re going to Patagonia and are sure you’ve got everything you need, there’s a great chance you’re wrong. Patagonia is a serious destination,...

Los Dientes de Navarino (or Dientes Circuit) is known as the southernmost trek on Earth and has quickly gained international fame with its remote...