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Explore one of the world’s most beautiful hidden corners in a land of natural contrasts with towering mountains, ancient valleys, and local communities that can only be accessed on foot.

The journey from Tilcara to Calilegua takes you through the valleys of Huirahuasi, a peaceful and stunning part of the region. You’ll follow ancient trails that have been walked by locals for centuries, leading to the communities of Molulo and San Lucas. These villages are deeply tied to tradition, and along the way, you’ll experience the culture firsthand, learning from the people who call this place home. The trek is a chance to immerse yourself in both the landscape and the rich heritage of the area, offering a glimpse into a way of life that remains closely connected to the land.

In one of the world’s unique landscapes, our very own Extraordinary Atacama combines luxury with nature, culture, and adventure for a bespoke glamping experience that will immerse you in the off-the-beaten path of the Atacama without skipping on creature comforts.

Every detail has been carefully thought out to ensure a perfect blend of relaxation and connection with the landscape. Tents are spacious, stylishly furnished, and equipped with all the modern comforts you'd expect from a luxury retreat, including comfortable beds, plush linens, and fully-equipped bathrooms with hot water to ensure a relaxing experience after a day of adventure.

By day, venture into the desert and explore at your own pace with a private guide and vehicle. Uncover the secrets of the desert, delving into its otherworldly landscapes and rich cultural heritage, while at night you can marvel at the wonders of one of the clearest night skies on Earth.

There's a saying that holds true: "There are few better ways to get to know a destination than through its food." A universal language, food is deeply connected to a country’s culture and identity. It brings people together and offers a real way to connect with the heart of a place and its people.

In Buenos Aires and Santiago, dining with locals experiences offer a glimpse into everyday life. You’ll be invited into a local family’s home, giving you a chance to learn about the dishes they cook and the stories behind them. Gather around the table to enjoy a traditional home-cooked meal accompanied by fabulous local wines. Some experiences even offer cooking demonstrations, letting you see how the food is prepared and learn a bit about local culinary traditions. Conversations flow naturally, and bonds are formed over shared experiences and shared meals. And when the night winds down, you can expect music, singing, or even a bit of impromptu tango dancing.

Chile’s only all-cat-skiing property, Ski Arpa features 4,000 private acres of powder—a playground for thrill-seekers with unparalleled vertical snow conditions, breathtaking views, and some of the best-untracked powder in the world. One of the most unique and adventurous ski experiences in South America, Arpa offers an opportunity to escape the congestion and crowds of ski resorts. With no lifts and no lines, it's about as remote as you can get without a helicopter.

From the summit, skiers are treated to unobstructed views of Aconcagua (the highest peak outside the Himalayas) and the Pacific Ocean to the West, before skiing down to the cat driver who’s ready to serve up another lap. Top off the day with a few cold beers with your fellow skiers while sharing stories overlooking one of the Andes’ most spectacular sunsets. It all adds up to one of the most remarkable days of skiing you’ll ever have.

Torres del Paine National Park is one of the best places in the world to see pumas, however spotting them isn’t always easy due to their elusive nature. But teamed up with expert naturalist guides, who know the land and the puma’s habits inside and out, you’ll have the best chance of encountering one. A respectful approach ensures that their space is not invaded and that all wildlife watching is carried out in the most responsible way possible.

Seeing a puma in the wild is a special experience, but it’s also an opportunity to learn about the conservation efforts that allow these predators to thrive in the region. As you track these elusive felines, you’ll learn about innovative conservation initiatives that are allowing pumas to thrive, while also preserving the region’s traditional ranching culture.

An exclusive, private tango experience like no other, the terrace of a mid-19th-century palace sets the stage for an enchanting evening of tango. With a stunning view of the city skyline, it’s decorated with flowers and string lights, creating a romantic atmosphere. The strains of a live orchestra fill the air as accomplished dancers take the stage. The rhythmic beat of the music, the hypnotic steps, and the intimate embraces of the dancers weave a story of love, longing, and sensuality.

Culinary delights are prepared by skilled chefs to highlight the finest flavours of Argentina accompanied by a selection of premium local wines. During the evening, try tango with skilled instructors available to guide and teach the basics of this passionate dance. The terrace is transformed into a dance floor, where guests can embrace the rhythm of the music and experience the magic of tango firsthand.

Thanks to its perfect combination of low humidity, high altitude, and near non-existent light pollution, the Atacama Desert is home to some of the clearest night skies on Earth.

It’s no surprise that the Atacama regularly ranks among the world’s top stargazing destinations. The desert is home to some of the most advanced observatories, and its near-perfect visibility offers crystal-clear views of the most iconic constellations in the Southern Hemisphere sky, including the Tarantula Nebula, Fornax Cluster of galaxies, Southern Cross and the Large Magellanic Cloud, a satellite galaxy of the Milky Way.

For those eager to capture the beauty of the cosmos, the Atacama's unique conditions create the perfect setting for astrophotography. Whether you're an experienced photographer or a complete beginner, you'll have the chance to learn from a professional astronomer and award-winning photographer. With their guidance, you'll photograph stunning images of the Milky Way, star trails, and distant galaxies, leaving with amazing photos and newfound skills to elevate your nightscapes.

Ahu Tongariki is one of Easter Island’s most important and visually striking archaeological sites. This ceremonial platform, or "ahu," is home to 15 moai statues, the largest collection on the island. They have a storied past; toppled during the island’s civil conflicts and later, in the 20th century, the platform was swept inland by a tsunami. After careful restoration, the moai now stand proudly once again- a powerful reminder of the island’s ancient traditions and its ongoing legacy. The sight of them set against the vibrant colours of the sunrise is an experience that shouldn’t be missed.

As the first light of day spills over the landscape, the statues stand tall and silent, their presence made even more striking by the soft, golden glow of dawn. With the ocean as a backdrop and the serene stillness of the early morning, the atmosphere is nothing short of magical.

Experience the stunning beauty of Santiago and the majestic snow-capped peaks of the Andes that frame the city from above. As the sun sets, casting a golden glow over the city, you'll get a unique perspective on Santiago's landmarks and natural scenery with unparalleled views. To top it off, enjoy a toast at a scenic spot in the middle of the Andes.

Imagine spending the night in a sleek glass capsule, suspended high on the side of a mountain in Patagonia, with a stunning, unobstructed view of Mount Fitz Roy.

The four capsules at OVO Patagonia offer a unique experience with three distinct levels: the top level features a cozy bedroom with floor-to-ceiling windows, providing the best views in the house. Below, the middle level has a lounge area. And below, a bathroom. Each capsule is assigned a mountain guide who will help you access your room and assist with any needs throughout your stay.

Reaching the capsule is an adventure in itself—accessed by a guided climb along a via ferrata, a route equipped with fixed cables and ladders.

This exclusive dining experience offers a rare opportunity to enjoy the beauty of the Atacama Desert under a breathtaking canopy of stars. You’ll be whisked away to a secluded spot in the heart of the desert for a culinary journey like no other. Upon arrival, you’ll be greeted with a refreshing drink, and soon after, you’ll settle into a comfortable, tented canopy that frames the desert’s vastness around you.

The evening unfolds with a carefully curated three-course dinner, prepared with local ingredients that reflect the rich flavours of the region. As the sun sets and the desert transforms into a tranquil night, the clear skies above begin to reveal their beauty. The Atacama Desert, with its low humidity, high altitudes, and minimal light pollution, offers some of the clearest, most stunning views of the stars on Earth—an unforgettable backdrop for an unforgettable meal.

Embark on a remarkable sailing adventure through the stunning Chiloé archipelago and the remote fjords of Northern Patagonia, exploring some of Chile’s most untouched and pristine landscapes. With customizable itineraries tailored to your preferences, and a choice of vessels ranging from modern yachts to traditional Chiloé wooden boats, each trip is designed to immerse you in the beauty, culture, and history of this beautiful and culturally rich region.

As you journey, you’ll visit secluded villages, remote islands, and dramatic coastlines. There’s the opportunity to unwind in natural hot springs, explore ancient glaciers, and browse lively local markets. The wildlife is equally impressive, with an abundance of marine life and seabirds. Onboard, you’ll enjoy five-star comfort and luxury, with the spectacular natural surroundings as the perfect backdrop.

Experience an unforgettable evening with Chilean wine producers who are dedicated to crafting high-quality, exclusive wines. This intimate dinner brings together passionate, small-scale winemakers who each have their own unique approach to producing exceptional wines.

As you enjoy a thoughtfully curated selection of wines paired perfectly with local cuisine, you'll have the opportunity to engage with the producers themselves. They’ll share their expertise, stories, and insights into the artistry of winemaking in Chile, offering a rare glimpse into how these independent producers are revolutionising the industry. It’s a night of fine food, exquisite wine, and fascinating conversation with those shaping the future of Chilean wine.

Beyond Ushuaia, past Puerto Almanza, you’ll find one of the most isolated restaurants in Argentina at the home of Diana Méndez. A celebrated angler and one of the country’s few female captains, Diana warmly welcomes just six diners at a time for a four-course meal that captures the essence of the Beagle Channel.

You won't just taste the flavours of the region, you'll become a part of the culinary journey itself. Together, craft a meal from the freshest catches and ingredients of the day. It's an immersive and intimate experience where every dish tells a story of the sea, the land, and the heart of this extraordinary region.