Patagonia Photography Tour
Capture the breathtaking beauty of Patagonia on a photography tour, exploring iconic locations like Fitz Roy, Torres del Paine, and Perito Moreno Glacier
This Patagonia Photography Tour is a 15-day, 14-night journey through the Argentine and Chilean side of Patagonia, designed for Mountain Mavericks and for photographers from beginner to expert. We keep the group to eight and the physical level moderate, combining trekking with photography sessions in the mountains around El Chaltén, El Calafate, and Torres del Paine.
From El Calafate we transfer to El Chaltén and hike into Los Glaciares National Park, camping at Laguna Capri and Poincenot, where we photograph Fitz Roy from the miradors and the Japanese Garden and hold night photography sessions near camp. Continuing to Laguna Torre and Campamento Agostini, we visit Playa de los Icebergs and enjoy a relaxed morning at camp before returning to El Chaltén for the Loma Pliegue Tumbado photography walk. Back in El Calafate, a full day at Perito Moreno Glacier includes a boat navigation along its towering face.
Crossing the steppe into Chile, we base ourselves at Hotel Rio Serrano and later Hosteria Pehoe for sunrise and sunset sessions over Torres del Paine, photographs of Cuernos reflections from Hotel Explora, and the walk to Salto Grande along the Cuernos Trail. A long-lens session on the Paine peaks and the drive back to Puerto Natales close the expedition.
Mar 28, 2027 Next departures
Why This Patagonia Photography Workshop?
- Focus on Fitz Roy Massif: Deep dive into El Chaltén’s iconic trails and viewpoints, timed for optimal light.
- Autumn Colours & Fewer Crowds: Experience Patagonia’s stunning fall foliage during the shoulder season.
- Small Group Agility: Maximize flexibility and personalized photo guidance with a small, like-minded group.
- Experienced Leadership: Led by Tristan, bringing years of exploration and photography expertise.
Expedition Highlights
Suitability & conditions
A practical overview of the pace, comfort, and conditions to expect on this journey.
Seasonality
What to expect
- Travel Style: Quality Over Quantity Tours
- Lodging: Rustic Camping & confortable Accommodation
- Transportation: Transportation in confortable Vehicles
- Dining Options: On the treks: soups and dehydrated food. Local restaurants in town.
- Physical Rating: Excellent fitness level required and a good acclimatation
What Not to Expect
- Don’t expect good weather every day. Weather conditions can be unpredictable
- Don’t expect five-star customer service at remote locations. There are no head chefs at the campsites; cooking is done independently.
- Don’t expect a strict schedule. Itineraries may change due to weather or local conditions.
- Don’t expect daily internet access Let them know that internet connectivity may be limited or unavailable in remote areas.
- Don’t expect constant electricity access, power might be limited, particularly in off-grid areas.
- Don’t expect easy hiking paths. Some trails or activities may be physically challenging.
Who is it for
- Mountain Mavericks
- Beginner to expert Photographers
The journey at a glance
Following the route
The journey moves gradually through 5 chapters.
Route shown schematically for orientation.
Detailed itinerary
El Chaltén
Meet your guide Tristan at El Calafate airport after collecting your luggage, then transfer to El Chaltén. Check in at Senderos Aparts & Suites, a cozy retreat with mountain views and access to Patagonia’s trails. Take a short break before a traditional Patagonian lunch. Later, join a tour orientation with Tristan, who covers the itinerary and shares tips for making the most of your trip. The evening closes with a traditional Patagonian dinner. Argentina National Park entrance is also part of the experience.
Key activities
Los Glaciares National Park
After an included breakfast, hike to Laguna Capri near El Chaltén, with a picnic in nature in camping mode along the way. A photo activity at Laguna Capri captures the views before a relaxed walk to Fitz Roy Mirador. Return for dinner in camping mode, then join a night photography session near the Capri campsite. Camping Laguna Capri places you close to Mount Fitz Roy, offering tranquil surroundings and a practical base for exploring Los Glaciares National Park.
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Hike to Laguna Capri
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Photo activity in Laguna Capri
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Relax walk to Fitz Roy Mirador
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Night photography session near the Capri campsite
Los Glaciares National Park
Start with a headlamp hike to Cascada Escondida, arriving for a magical sunrise moment, followed by breakfast in nature and a picnic in camping mode. Continue on an easy hike to Poincenot Campsite, pausing often to enjoy the stunning scenery of Los Glaciares National Park. Near camp, a photo activity at the Japanese Garden and dinner in camping mode round out the day, with a night photography session close to Poincenot before settling in at Camping Poincenot near Laguna de los 3 in El Chaltén.
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Hike to Cascada Escondida
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Hike to Poincenot Campsite
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Photo activity at the Japanese Garden near Poincenot Campsite
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Night photography session near the Poincennot campsite
Los Glaciares National Park
Start with a headlamp-lit hike to Laguna de los Tres for sunrise, a challenging rocky ascent with about 300m elevation gain. The hike is optional; a walk to an off-the-beaten-path lagoon is offered otherwise. Enjoy breakfast in nature, a picnic lunch, and free time to rest at the hotel. Later, a sunset photo activity near Poincenot Campsite precedes dinner in camping mode. Camping Poincenot, set in Los Glaciares National Park near Laguna de los 3 in El Chaltén, provides a scenic base.
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Hike to Laguna de los 3
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Sunset photo activity near Poincennot Campsite
Los Glaciares National Park
Start with breakfast in nature before packing up your belongings and hiking from Poincennot to Laguna Torre in Los Glaciares National Park. Enjoy a picnic in camping mode along the way, then settle in at Campamento De Agostini near Laguna Torre in El Chaltén. After installing yourself at the campsite, join a photography session capturing the surrounding landscapes, followed by dinner in camping mode. This route blends trekking, outdoor meals and camp life among the mountains and glacial scenery of Patagonia.
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Hike from Poincennnot to Laguna Torre
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Photography Session near De Agostini Campsite
Los Glaciares National Park
Begin with breakfast in nature before a sunrise at Laguna Torre, where the surrounding peaks frame the water. Return to Agostini Campsite for a relaxed morning, enjoying the magical surroundings and taking a walk around the campsite with views of the snow-capped peaks. Continue with a picnic in nature, camping mode, then hike to Mirador Maestri for a higher perspective. The day closes with dinner back at camp, camping mode, after time among the mountains, glacier views and open-air meals.
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Sunrise at Laguna Torre
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Relax morning at Agostini Campsite
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Hike to Mirador Maestri
Los Glaciares National Park – El Chaltén
Begin with a sunrise at Laguna Torre, then enjoy breakfast in nature before packing up your belongings. Hike from Agostini Campsite to El Chaltén, where you check in at Senderos Aparts & Suites, a cozy retreat with mountain views. Relax during free time, then refuel with a traditional Patagonian lunch and dinner. End the day with a sunset photography session from Cañadon Rio De Las Vueltas, capturing golden-hour light on the canyon’s dramatic mountain spires.
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Sunrise at Laguna Torre
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Hike from Agostini Campsite to El Chalten
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Sunset from Cañadon Rio De Las Vueltas
Los Glaciares National Park – El Chaltén
Set out from El Chaltén on a hike to Loma Pliegue Tumbado, breaking for breakfast in nature along the way. At the summit area, photos activities in Loma Pliegue Tumbado capture the surrounding peaks and valleys. A picnic in nature, camping mode, provides a relaxed midday pause before returning. The day winds down with a traditional Patagonian dinner, and Senderos Aparts & Suites offers a cozy retreat with mountain views and easy access to Patagonia’s legendary trails.
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Hike to Loma Pliegue Tumbado
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Photos activities in Loma Pliegue Tumbado
El Chaltén – El Calafate
Begin with a sunrise photography session from the Cañadón Río de las Vueltas, capturing golden light on the Fitz Roy massif. Return for included breakfast before hotel check out in El Chaltén. Transfer to El Calafate, then check in at Hotel Posada Los Álamos and enjoy free time to rest or use the hotel facilities. A traditional Patagonian lunch and dinner round out the day, with easy access to Los Glaciares National Park.
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Sunrise Photography Session at Cañadon Rio De Las Vueltas Spot 1
Los Glaciares National Park – El Calafate
After breakfast, transfer from El Calafate to the Perito Moreno Glacier for a full-day tour of its towering ice face, where icebergs calve dramatically. Enjoy a picnic in nature, then take a boat navigation for an up-close perspective of the immense glacier wall. Return along the walkways and transfer back to El Calafate. A traditional Patagonian dinner rounds out the evening, with a stay at Hotel Posada Los Alamos, offering cozy accommodations and Patagonian views near Los Glaciares National Park.
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Perito Moreno Glaciar
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Boat Navigation Perito Moreno Glaciar
Torres del Paine National Park
After breakfast and hotel check out in Puerto Natales, travel by car rental toward Hotel Rio Serrano, pausing for lunch on the road. The route continues from El Calafate across the arid Patagonian steppe into Chile, with border formalities and views of towering mountains en route to Torres del Paine National Park. Check in at Hotel Rio Serrano, relax, then join a sunset photography activity from the hotel. The evening closes with a traditional Patagonian dinner, with park entrance included for three days.
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Sunset Photo Activity from Hotel Serrano
Torres del Paine National Park
Begin with a sunrise photography session from Hotel Rio Serrano, capturing first light on Torres del Paine’s rugged peaks, followed by breakfast and hotel check-out. A scenic car transfer into Torres del Paine National Park includes frequent stops for mountain photography. After checking in and a short break, enjoy a traditional Patagonian lunch, free time to rest, then a golden-hour stroll and sunset from Mirador Pehoe, watching vibrant colors reflect on the lake and surrounding peaks. Dinner rounds out the evening at Hosteria Pehoe, a lakeside retreat with views of the Paine Massif.
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Sunrise Photo Activity from Hotel Rio Serrano
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Stroll at golden hour and sunset from Mirador Pehoe
Los Cuernos Parking Lot – Torres del Paine National Park
Begin with a sunrise from Hotel Explora, watching first light spread over Chile’s dramatic landscapes. A photography session then captures reflections of the Cuernos peaks in Torres del Paine’s waters, with dead trees in the foreground, weather permitting. After breakfast, transfer to the Los Cuernos parking lot for a scenic walk along the Cuernos Trail to the Salto Grande Waterfall viewpoint, ending among photogenic dead trees framing the Cuernos peaks. Return to Hotel Explora for free time, with a Patagonian lunch and dinner, and a glimpse of lakeside Hosteria Pehoe.
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Sunrise from Hotel Explora
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Capturing Cuernos Reflections from Explora
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Salto Grande Waterfall and Cuernos Trail
Puerto Natales
Capture the Cuernos at sunrise from Camping Lago Pehoe, then use a long lens to photograph the rugged mountain details of Torres del Paine. After breakfast and hotel check-out, enjoy a traditional Patagonian lunch before transferring from Mirador Camping Pehoe to Puerto Natales. The scenic drive includes stops at Mirador Lago Nordenskjöld and the Laguna Amarga entrance for views of the Cuernos and the three Towers. Arrive at Hotel Altiplanico Puerto Natales, with free time to rest before a traditional Patagonian dinner.
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Sunrise from Lago Pehoe View point
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Landscape photography shots with long lens on Torres Peaks
Puerto Natales Airport
Enjoy breakfast at your hotel in Puerto Natales before checking out and taking a little time to relax and gather your things. A transfer then brings you from Puerto Natales to Puerto Natales Airport, where the tour concludes with a departure drop-off for your flight back home. It is a simple, comfortable final morning in Chilean Patagonia, closing out the adventure with an easy airport transfer after your included breakfast and hotel check out.
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Accommodation
Where you’ll stay
During your photography adventure, you’ll rest in carefully selected accommodations that perfectly complement the rugged beauty of Patagonia. From charming lodges nestled at the foot of the Andes to cozy hotels offering stunning views of glaciers and peaks, each stay is designed to provide comfort and relaxation after days of exploration.
Please note: Hotels in Patagonia are booked far in advance due to high demand, especially in sought-after locations like Torres del Paine and El Chaltén near Mount Fitz Roy. The earlier you secure your spot, the greater the selection of accommodations we can offer, ensuring the best experience for your journey.
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Price Details
Our tour prices are based on a tiered pricing model. more guests = lower price, per person. That means the prices go down on a per-person basis as more people book onto a specific tour departure.
Price Base
- Price for 2 people: 10.995 USD (733 USD / day)
- Price for 3 to 4 people: 9.495 USD (633 USD / day)
- Price for 5 to 6 people: 7.695 USD (513 USD / day)
- Price for 7 to 8 people: 6.695 USD (446 USD / day)
** Prices are based on double occupancy / twin share basis.
Single Supplement
- 1.498 USD
Included
- Hotels mentioned in the program
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Hotels mentioned in the program- Senderos Aparts & Suites — 3 nights · Upscale Hotel
- Camping Laguna Capri — 1 night · Tent
- Camping Poincenot — 2 nights · Tent
- Campamento De Agostini — 1 night · Tent
- Hotel Posada Los Alamos — 2 nights · Charming Hotel with Character
- Hotel Rio Serrano — 1 night · Luxury Hotel
- Hosteria Pehoe — 2 nights · Upscale Hotel
- Hotel Altiplanico Puerto Natales — 1 night · Upscale Hotel
- Transportation in comfortable vehicles (Car / Van), as well as Car Renting
- Meals indicated in the program: 14 breakfasts, 14 lunchs, 14 dinners
- Entrance fees to: all Argentina's national parks and Torres del Paine
- 1 cocktail before dinner
- Water is included
- Professional photographic guidance & instruction by Tristan Quevilly
- 1h skype session of photo editing in Lightroom or Photoshop
- Restaurant gratuities / tips
- Pre-trip planning assistance
- Detailed trip notes with practical information and cultural insights
- Access to Remote Expeditions custom travel app
Not Included
- Lunch on Departure day
- Tips
- International flights
- Optional gear rental (e.g., sleeping bag, pad, trekking poles)
- Personal hiking/camping gear (sleeping bag, pad - rentals optional at extra cost)
- Travel, Medical & Cancellation insurance
- Additional drinks and meals
- Expenses not specified in the program
- Camera Equipment
Optionnal Services with supplemental Costs
- Camping gear renting
Deposit
- 30% (2.309 USD approx)
Payment Options
- Bank Transfer (Recommended): Free
- Credit / Debit Card: Secure payment via Revolut. A 3% processing fee applies.
Second Participant Discount
- Travelling with a companion who isn't a photographer? Their per-person price is reduced by 500 USD.
Booking Conditions
- Deposit: 30% to secure your booking
- Final payment: Due 90 days before departure
- Cancellation more than 90 days before departure: Deposit retained as a 4-year travel credit
- Read the full Terms & Conditions ↗
Services to Expect
Meals
Patagonian gastronomy is a delicious reflection of its rugged landscape, celebrated for its succulent beef, lamb, fresh king crab, and locally sourced ingredients. Our culinary journey is designed for you to experience the full spectrum of local flavors. Lunches will be an immersion into authentic culture, enjoying hearty, traditional dishes in charming, casual eateries. Evenings are an opportunity to explore the region’s more refined culinary scene, with curated dining experiences that showcase Patagonia’s finest flavors, often paired with exceptional local wines.
Transportation
You will travel in comfort and style in a private minivan, exclusively for our group. Your dedicated driver is an expert in navigating Patagonia’s diverse terrain, ensuring convenient and flexible access to all national parks and key sites on our itinerary. Please note that for the border crossing between Argentina and Chile, we will switch to a new vehicle and driver. This is a standard procedure due to local regulations, and the transfer is pre-arranged to be seamless and efficient, allowing you to relax and enjoy the scenery.
Hiking Details
Practical Information
A Note on the Cost of Travel in Patagonia
It is essential to be financially prepared for your trip to Patagonia, as it stands as one of the most expensive travel destinations in South America. The prices for virtually everything—from restaurants and hotels to essential tours and activities—are significantly higher than in other parts of the continent, often rivaling costs in Western Europe or North America.
This premium is due to the region’s extreme remoteness, which drives up supply costs, combined with a very short and popular tourist season. Budgeting accordingly for these higher expenses is crucial for a stress-free adventure, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the incredible landscapes that make Patagonia an unforgettable destination.
Weather in Patagonia
Summary: Visiting Patagonia in autumn is a magical experience for photographers and nature lovers. The landscape explodes in fiery autumn colours, the summer crowds disperse, and the weather, while unpredictable, offers a unique, dramatic beauty.
- Stunning Autumn Foliage: This is the season’s main draw. The Lenga and Ñire beech forests turn brilliant shades of red, orange, and yellow, creating breathtaking vistas, especially around Torres del Paine and El Chaltén.
- Unpredictable & Dynamic Weather: Always be prepared for “four seasons in one day.” You can experience sunshine, wind, rain, and even snow. The famous Patagonian wind is a constant factor.
- Cooler Temperatures: Days are crisp and cool, while nights become cold, often dropping near or below freezing. Expect daytime highs from 5°C to 13°C (40s to mid-50s F).
- Fewer Crowds: With the peak summer season over, you’ll find the trails and viewpoints much quieter, allowing for a more serene experience with nature.
- Shorter Days: Daylight hours are decreasing, so plan your hikes and activities accordingly.
Visa Requirements for Patagonia
For travelers with passports from the United States, Canada, the UK, and most European Union countries, a tourist visa is typically not required to enter either Argentina or Chile, the two countries that share the Patagonian region. Visitors are usually granted a stay of up to 90 days upon arrival. However, it is crucial that your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your planned departure date. As visa policies can change without notice, we strongly recommend all travelers verify the most current entry requirements with the respective Argentine and Chilean embassies or consulates in their home country well before traveling.
Vaccines
Yellow Fever Vaccination
The most important vaccine to consider for Colombia is Yellow Fever. While it is not always required for entry into the country if you are arriving directly from North America or Europe, it is highly recommended—and often mandatory—if your itinerary includes coastal national parks (such as Tayrona), the Amazon, or other low-altitude regions under 2,300 meters. If this applies to your tour, you must receive the vaccine at least 10 days prior to arrival and carry your physical International Certificate of Vaccination (the yellow card) with you.
Routine and Recommended Immunizations
To ensure a safe and comfortable trip, health authorities generally recommend being up-to-date on standard childhood vaccines, along with a few travel-specific boosters:
- Hepatitis A and Typhoid: Highly recommended for all travelers to Colombia to protect against food and water-borne illnesses.
- Tetanus: Ensure your booster is up to date (within the last 10 years) before departure.
- Malaria: Depending on the specific destinations on your tour (especially low-lying rural or jungle areas), malaria preventative medication may be advised.
When to Consult a Professional
Because vaccine requirements can change and depend heavily on your personal medical history, we recommend scheduling an appointment with a travel clinic or your doctor at least 4 to 6 weeks before your departure. This ensures you have plenty of time to get any required doses and that they are fully effective by the time you land.
Adding Extra Buffer Days: Flexibility to maximize Your Patagonian Experience
Given Patagonia’s famously unpredictable weather, we highly recommend building buffer days into your private itinerary. Strong winds and low-pressure systems can sometimes settle in for several days, shrouding the iconic peaks in cloud. It would be a true pity to travel so far and miss the majestic Fitz Roy or Torres del Paine in their full glory. For photographers, this extra time is invaluable. It provides the flexibility to revisit key locations under different light conditions—from the soft glow of dawn to the dramatic mood of an approaching storm—ensuring you capture the perfect shot. This flexibility is the key to transforming a great trip into an unforgettable one.
Embracing the Patagonian Pace: The Luxury of Time
Our philosophy moves beyond simply checking sights off a list; it’s about forging a genuine connection with the landscape. With a more relaxed schedule, you have the freedom to truly be in a place. Linger at a breathtaking viewpoint long after other groups have departed. Find a quiet spot by a glacial lake to simply sit, listen, and absorb the profound silence of the wild. This flexibility is a gift for both the adventurer and the photographer. See a trail that sparks your curiosity? We have time to explore it. Want to wait for the fleeting alpenglow to paint the peaks in crimson light? You won’t be rushed. This is the difference between seeing Patagonia and truly feeling it, allowing your journey to unfold naturally and create a deeper, more personal story.
Getting in Shape
This is a bird-photography tour rather than a demanding trek, but you will walk on uneven ground, sometimes at altitude, and spend time standing with your camera.
Regular walking, gentle hiking or cycling in the weeks before departure will help. If possible, practice with the daypack and camera equipment you expect to carry.
An Unhurried Journey, A Deeper Experience
This itinerary is designed to give you the gift of time, allowing for a more immersive and rewarding adventure. By avoiding the pressure of a tight schedule, you are in control. You can choose to spend an extra hour walking along a stunning shoreline, wait patiently for the perfect light for your photographs, or simply enjoy a coffee while soaking in a magnificent view. This relaxed pace empowers you to fully embrace each location, discovering the hidden details, spontaneous moments, and quiet magic that are so often missed when rushing from one point to the next.
Travel Insurance
Comprehensive travel insurance is strongly recommended. Check that your policy covers medical care, emergency assistance, trip interruption and the activities included in your itinerary.
Review the conditions before travelling and keep the assistance details accessible during the tour.
Clothing
- Layering System: Base layers (merino/synthetic), Fleece/mid-layer, Waterproof/Windproof Outer Shell (Jacket & Pants)
- Insulated Jacket (Puffy – down or synthetic)
- Broken-in, waterproof Hiking Boots with ankle support
- Hiking Socks (wool blend recommended, multiple pairs)
- Warm Hat & Gloves/Mitts
- Sun Hat, Sunglasses & Sunscreen (UV is strong)
- Water Bottle or Hydration Reservoir (min 1.5L capacity)
Photography Gear
- DSLR or Mirrorless Camera (weather-sealed recommended)
- Lenses: Wide-angle (16-35mm), Mid-range zoom (24-105mm or 24-70mm), Telephoto (100-400mm or 70-200mm or for mountain details or wildlife)
- Sturdy Tripod (essential for wind and low light)
- Filters: Circular Polarizer (CPL), Neutral Density (ND 6-stop, 10-stop useful)
- Plenty of Batteries & Memory Cards (cold drains batteries faster)
- Camera Rain Cover
- Remote shutter release (optional)
- Lens cleaning kit
- Headlamp with extra batteries
- Laptop for potential editing sessions (optional)
Detailed Trip Notes, including practical tips, cultural insights, and a complete packing list will be sent to you 60 days before departure.
Booking this tour means you agree to our full Terms and Conditions. Below is a summary of the key points. As life is unpredictable, we strongly recommend purchasing comprehensive travel insurance.
- Deposit: A 30% deposit is required to secure your booking. This deposit is refundable for 7 days (less transaction fees), after which it becomes a non-refundable credit, transferable to a future tour offered by Remote Expeditions within 4 years of the cancellation date, less any non-recoverable costs already paid on your behalf.
- Final Payment: The remaining balance is due 90 days before the tour begins.
- Cancellation more than 90 days before departure: You will receive a full refund of any payments made, except for the 30% deposit. Your deposit will be converted into a travel credit valid for 4 years on a future tour Remote Expeditions.
- Cancellation within 90 days of departure: 100% of the tour price is forfeited. There are no refunds or credits.
* This is a summary only. Please read our complete
Terms and Conditions
for full details before booking.
** We strongly recommend all travelers purchase comprehensive travel insurance that covers trip cancellation, medical emergencies, and other unforeseen events.
A few kind words
The difference is in the details
Journeys shaped by experience
Every route is built from time spent in the field: knowing when to linger, when to move on, and which small details are worth noticing.
Room for the unexpected
The best moments are not always on the itinerary. We leave enough flexibility to follow a good conversation, an unusual sighting, or a changing landscape.
Local relationships that open doors
Our journeys are grounded in long-term relationships with people who know their home intimately and are proud to share it in their own way.
A small group, properly looked after
With only a few travellers, decisions remain personal. We can adapt the pace, answer questions, and make sure everyone feels part of the journey.
Your Tour Guide
Tristan Quevilly
Tristan brings over 20 years of diverse travel experience, and has spent a bunch of time exploring and hiking in Patagonia. His deep knowledge of the terrain, weather patterns, and optimal photographic locations, combined with his passion for both photography and authentic travel, ensures a seamless and inspiring journey.
- Nationality: French
- Languages: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese
- Guiding since: 2003
- Specialties: Photography, Trekking, Indigenous Communities
Activities you might be interested in
These are suggested experiences that have not been included in the itinerary, mainly due to time constraints. If you would like more information about any of them or wish to include them in the itinerary, feel free to let me know.
Frequently Asked Questions
Most Remote Expeditions journeys are arranged privately, so the pace and rhythm can be shaped around the people travelling together. When a scheduled group departure is offered, it is typically limited to four or five travellers.
No. Photography is one of the ways we observe and connect with a place, but it is not a requirement. Our journeys also welcome travellers drawn to slow travel, wildlife, culture, trekking, landscapes, and genuine encounters. You can join with professional equipment, a simple camera, or just your curiosity.
Every itinerary has its own rhythm. Some journeys are gently paced, while others include long walks, trekking, uneven terrain, altitude, or substantial travel days. The practical details on each tour page explain the expected walking, terrain, altitude, distances, and overall physical level so you can decide whether the journey suits you.
Tristan designs the itineraries and personally leads many Remote Expeditions journeys. Depending on the destination and the character of the trip, trusted local guides, drivers, cultural hosts, or specialist leaders may also join part of the route. This combination gives you direct personal support alongside local knowledge.
Often, yes. Private journeys can usually be shaped around your interests, pace, and available time. Fixed group departures have a defined route and dates, but it may still be possible to arrange additional nights, private extensions, or other travel before or after the main journey. Tell us what you have in mind and we will explain what is practical.
