In early 2025, I embarked on my first-ever tour in Patagonia, Argentina—and it turned out to be one of the most unforgettable experiences I’ve ever led. For 26 days, we explored the region’s raw beauty on a private trip, beginning with eight magical days in El Chaltén. There, we trekked for five days through the park, discovering hidden trails and marveling at the Perito Moreno Glacier. The adventure continued to Ushuaia, and as the perfect finale, we spent four awe-inspiring days in Torres del Paine National Park. Every moment felt like a seamless connection—with nature, the elements, and the incredible energy of the group.
Though my participants weren’t photographers, that made it even better. Without the pressure to capture every shot, they fully immersed themselves in the landscapes. We’d sit for hours, sipping hot coffee, soaking in the untouched beauty around us. No rush, no internet, no distractions—just pure, unfiltered moments with Mother Earth. It was a reminder of how travel should be: slow, intentional, and deeply rewarding.
