Our journey commences in Argentina, at the Perito Moreno Glacier in Los Glaciares National Park, one of the very few glaciers in the world that still advances. As well as capturing the grandeur of this powerful ice giant, we will zoom in on the textures of its cerulean walls and witness the spectacle of icebergs breaking off and crashing into the freezing waters below. The next three days will be spent in the mountain town of El Chaltén, photographing the peaks of Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre that line the horizon. The highlight will be our sunrise shoot, where the rugged spires transform into a captivating fiery orange. 
While Patagonia lends itself beautifully to landscape photography, we will also have the opportunity to incorporate the region’s wildlife into our shots. Look out for Andean condors soaring high above the mountain peaks, as well as guanacos (a lama-like species) and ñandúes (a South American ostrich), whose long necks and elegant sculptural stances are perfect photogenic subjects. 

Like the true adventurers we are, we will traverse the Pagatonian Steppe, the world’s eighth-largest desert, and make our way across the Argentinan-Chilean border by car to the Torres del Paine National Park. We begin our three days in Chile at Laguna Amarga, where there is nothing “amarga” (bitter) about this pristine blue lake – its calmest of calm waters and the juxtaposing jagged peaks in the distance make for some dramatic wide-angle shots. Similarly, the crystal clear waters of Lake Pehoe create a mirror-like reflection of the surrounding snowy peaks like a dreamy landscape painting, best captured in the early mornings and evenings. In contrast, we will also experience the cascading waterfalls of Cascada Paine and Salto Grande that thunder through rugged forestal terrain, playing with the waters’ movements through long exposure and high-speed shots. 

This 12-day photography tour is more than just a quest to capture exceptional images; it’s an invitation to elevate your craft and see the world through a new lens. Our expert photographer guides will not only lead you to the most photogenic locations under the best light but also help you master the art of visual storytelling. Along the way, you’ll refine your camera techniques and discover how to navigate the challenges of photographing in a foreign land. You’ll also learn to anticipate a scene before capturing the decisive moment, elevating ordinary photos into extraordinary works of art. 

Join us for spirited discussions, enriching camaraderie, and moments of unforgettable inspiration. From turquoise-colored crystalline lakes to rugged mountains and fresh rushing waterfalls, Patagonia is an unrivaled photographers’ playground to uncover the wild and the divine. 

Our journey commences in Argentina, at the Perito Moreno Glacier in Los Glaciares National Park, one of the very few glaciers in the world that still advances. As well as capturing the grandeur of this powerful ice giant, we will zoom in on the textures of its cerulean walls and witness the spectacle of icebergs breaking off and crashing into the freezing waters below. The next three days will be spent in the mountain town of El Chaltén, photographing the peaks of Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre that line the horizon. The highlight will be our sunrise shoot, where the rugged spires transform into a captivating fiery orange. 

While Patagonia lends itself beautifully to landscape photography, we will also have the opportunity to incorporate the region’s wildlife into our shots. Look out for Andean condors soaring high above the mountain peaks, as well as guanacos (a lama-like species) and ñandúes (a South American ostrich), whose long necks and elegant sculptural stances are perfect photogenic subjects. 

Like the true adventurers we are, we will traverse the Pagatonian Steppe, the world’s eighth-largest desert, and make our way across the Argentinan-Chilean border by car to the Torres del Paine National Park. We begin our three days in Chile at Laguna Amarga, where there is nothing “amarga” (bitter) about this pristine blue lake – its calmest of calm waters and the juxtaposing jagged peaks in the distance make for some dramatic wide-angle shots. Similarly, the crystal clear waters of Lake Pehoe create a mirror-like reflection of the surrounding snowy peaks like a dreamy landscape painting, best captured in the early mornings and evenings. In contrast, we will also experience the cascading waterfalls of Cascada Paine and Salto Grande that thunder through rugged forestal terrain, playing with the waters’ movements through long exposure and high-speed shots. 

This 12-day photography tour is more than just a quest to capture exceptional images; it’s an invitation to elevate your craft and see the world through a new lens. Our expert photographer guides will not only lead you to the most photogenic locations under the best light but also help you master the art of visual storytelling. Along the way, you’ll refine your camera techniques and discover how to navigate the challenges of photographing in a foreign land. You’ll also learn to anticipate a scene before capturing the decisive moment, elevating ordinary photos into extraordinary works of art. 

Join us for spirited discussions, enriching camaraderie, and moments of unforgettable inspiration. From turquoise-colored crystalline lakes to rugged mountains and fresh rushing waterfalls, Patagonia is an unrivaled photographers’ playground to uncover the wild and the divine. 

*All prices are per person and based on double occupancy. Please select single occupancy for a private room. For your convenience, we offer optional early arrival and late departure accommodations so you can extend your stay before or after the trip. We typically stay in upscale boutique hotels in the 4 and 5-star category. Not all destinations offer these types of properties. We look for unique hotels that offer cultural, historic, and/or authentic features. Depending on the size of the group, smaller boutique hotels may have limited room inventory. In some countries or in remote locations, we may be limited to lodges or branded chain hotels. In Cuba, we stay in upscale family-owned Casas (bread & breakfasts). On all of our tours, breakfast is almost always included, but not guaranteed. Meal categories listed include (B) for breakfast, (L) for lunch, and (D) for dinner.