Small-group travel

Routes worth slowing down for.

Twelve travelers, two guides, and an itinerary built around how a place actually feels in the morning. Browse departures with live seat counts, or commission a private route.

  1. 1Punta Arenas
  2. 2Natales
  3. 3Chileno
  4. 4Las Torres
  5. 5Cuernos
  6. 6French
  7. 7Grey
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Featured route

The full W plus a remote extension into the French Valley, with buffer days for weather and a final estancia morning.

  • 10 days
  • max 10
  • 7 stops

Next departure: November 15, 2026 · 4 seats left

From €4,580.00 per person

How a route is built

Four steps, then it goes on the calendar

  1. 01

    Scout it twice

    Every route starts as one a lead guide already loves. We walk it twice, in different seasons, before it is published — once for the line, once for the morning.

  2. 02

    Watch the mornings

    A route lives or dies on its first two hours. We pay close attention to the start of each day: a long transfer, a scramble for breakfast, a misleading trailhead — these set the tone.

  3. 03

    Cut at least one day

    After the first scouting run we cut activity, not add it. The Patagonia traverse originally had nine walking days. It now has eight, plus a buffer. The buffer is the point.

  4. 04

    Name a guide

    A route is not published until a named guide has signed off. The name on the departure calendar is the person who will walk it with you. There is no anonymous roster.

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