Южная и северная Патагония.

Карретера Аустраль и Шоссе №40, Торрес-дель-Пайне, Ледник Перито-Морено.

Патагония и Огненная Земля.

Торрес-дель-Пайне, Ушуайя, Ледник Перито-Морено.

Южная Патагония.

Торрес-дель-Пайне, Ледник Перито-Морено.

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Most famous and dramatic national parks in all of Chile.
The park was created on May 13, 1959. In 1977, Guido Monzino, a famous Italian climber, donated 12,000 hectares (30,000 acres) to the Government of Chile, and established the park’s boundaries. UNESCO declared it a Biosphere Reserve on April 28, 1978. With its 242,242 hectares of forests, mountains, glaciers, rivers, waterfalls and lakes, along with its flora and fauna, this park never ceases to amaze visitors. The Paine Massif is the main visual attraction throughout the park, for its unique color shades and granitic composition. The surrounding heights of The Horns, Paine Grande and Las Torres, highlight the Massif. We pause for photos at Laguna Amarga, where there is a great view of the Torres del Paine. Continue the tour along the back roads of the park and visit the Salto Grande waterfall.
Tierra del Fuego.
Tierra del Fuego.
We depart the city going south, traveling along the coast around the sizable Useless Bay. We then travel through the endless and desolate steppe, suitable mainly for sheep, and 100km further pass Caleta Josefina farm. This building was built in 1893, and was the first of many belonging to the Operating Society of Tierra del Fuego, a company set up to develop ranching on almost 3,000,000 hectares in the area. A little further along, we visit a colony of king penguins, the only one in the continent. Continuing south along the rugged coastline, you will want to stop a bit in order see the beautiful and breathtaking ocean views from the top of the Fuegian cliffs.
Сarretera Austral
Carretera Austral — the Southern Highway
Carretera Austral (the Southern Highway) and this is where our road adventure will begin! This legendary route through Chilean Patagonia had been in the minds of several Chilean governments, for secral decades, but then in 1976, the construction was begun. Eventually, after 20 years of work, by thousands of builders and after USD 200 million were spent on construction, the highway was completed. Now this 80% gravel road lets travellers from all over the world get to know one of the the wildest, most beautiful and environmentally diverse places of the planet.
Perito Moreno glaciar.
Perito Moreno glaciar.
Founded in 1937, the National Park Los Glaciares is the second largest national park in Argentina, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1981. Located on the southern arm of Lago Argentino, the glacier has a 5km long face and its final seracs where they meet the of the lake reach a height of 70 meters. This huge mass, together with the calving of ice blocks of different sizes and the noise they produce, makes the glacier one of the most impressive natural spectacles that can be witnessed anywhere in the world! One of the characteristics that has made this particular glacier famous is the process of ‘rupture’. Due to the constant movement of the masses of ice from the mountain to the lake, a huge reservoir is created where water is trapped by the ice meeting the front face of the glacier. This eventually creates a difference in water level on either side of the natural dam of about 20 meters. Between these two areas of the lake a great pressure is created on the ice dam from the differing water levels, culminating with a dramatic rupture, which occurs about every four years often leading to formation of an incredible ice-arch which continues to fall and crumble for many days. We will take a ride up close to the ice on a large catamaran, which lasts about an hour. Thousands of tourists from all over the world come here to enjoy the breathtaking sight of the ice crashing with roar and disappearing slowly under the water, generating giant waves.

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