Chile & Argentina combined

San Rafael boat excursion

Visiting both countries in one trip gives a fascinating glimpse into the similarities - and huge differences - between these two neighbouring but quite distinct South American countries. And of course you can see a wider range of stunning scenery. The tours below are mainly self drives starting in the Lake District or Punta Arenas, and work well as the necessary permits for cars to cross the border are obtained in advance. For tours combining the two countries but starting and ending in Argentina.

Chile - Argentina Lakes 6 nights from $1065 pp	request
A stunning self-drive exploring the lake region of Chile and Argentina, one of the most picturesque such regions worldwide. more details

Chile and Argentina Patagonia Wonders 6 nights from $1290 pp	request
A self-drive circuit through Chile and Argentina to Patagonia's two most spectacular places: Torres del Paine National Park and Perito Moreno glacier. more details

Grand Patagonia Drive 19 nights from $4630 pp	request
Dream Patagonia self-drive, combining the best of Chilean and Argentina Patagonia. This awesome itinerary covers the Lake District, Bariloche, Futaleufu, Queulat, Lake General Carrera, El Chalten and Fitz Roy, Perito Moreno, and Torres del Paine. more details

Atacama Desert & Northern Argentina 7 nights from $1272 pp	request
A self-drive around northern Chile and Argentina: Atacama, Moon Valley, Salta, Cafayate, Cachi and Purmamarca more details

Chile tours by category: Adventure Around Chile Easter & other islands Lake District Multi-country Northern Chile tours Patagonia Chile Patagonia cruises Santiago & Central Self-drives

did you know...

"The introduction of the royal Spanish monopoly (Estanco Real de Tabaco) on tobacco in 1799 ….is deeply hated by the people. The entire tobacco harvest has to be sold to the government, and to prevent or limit smuggling tobacco was concentrated in only one place. Inspectors travel the country burning plantations found outside the authorised zone, and inform against those wretches who dare to smoke their own home-made cigars. These inspectors are mostly Spaniards, as insolent as those doing the same job in Europe. This insolence has greatly contributed to the maintenance of the hatred between the colonies and the metropolis." (von Humboldt, Personal Narrative of a Journey)

Testimonials: Hi Laura,

Once again all went well and clients loved all the accommodation and your arrangements. Very happy indeed. Thanks very much and we will be back again.

Cheers

Marianne
Peregrine Travel Centre
Peter R, Australia

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