To ensure your comfort, an English-speaking guide will be waiting for you outside of Customs holding a sign with your name on it. This representative will direct you to your awaiting vehicle and driver, and accompany you to your hotel to assist with check-in.

Explore Chile’s fascinating past in a privately guided tour of its capital city Santiago. Your adventure begins with a visit to La Moneda; a colonial plantation house that was turned into the Government Palace, where you learn about its historical and current significance. Next, stroll down the pedestrian streets of HuÉrfanos and Ahumada, the hub of Santiago’s commercial activity, and get a glimpse of the city’s modern life. Afterwards, visit the main square also known as Plaza de Armas. The square was the centerpiece of Santiago’s initial layout and you will be treated to views of remarkable buildings, including the Metropolitan Cathedral. The tour continues as you make your way to the Chilean Museum of Pre-Columbian Art. Here you get a unique opportunity to hear a lecture about some of the intriguing societies that have lived in this remote part of the world. As you explore the museum, see its impressive collection of artifacts from all over Latin America, including items originating from Easter Island. Your tour concludes with a private transfer back to your hotel.

You will depart to the coast and follow Route 68, connecting Santiago with the port of ValparaÍso, which is located 75 miles (120 kilometers) northwest of the Chilean capital. First, you will cross the Curacavi valley, passing by a number of fruit tree plantations, vineyards, and local fruit markets along the way before arriving into the Casablanca valley, a renowned wine making region that continues to grow in fame. Here, the lush green landscape will surely captivate you as it has past travelers fortunate enough to visit the area. Soon you will arrive into the magical port town of Valparaiso, declared a World Heritage site by UNESCO. After admiring ValparaÍso from the hills, journey through walkways and terraces and witness the wonderful natural amphitheater that frames the bay. Stroll through narrow alleys that meander through the hills and take in the natural beauty of this gorgeous town. You will also have the opportunity to experience the old funiculars that helped make this picturesque city famous. After touring Valparaiso you will visit ViÑa del Mar city to explore its beaches and main attractions before being returned to your hotel.

Join your professional driver and English-speaking guide for a private airport transfer.

Board a flight from Santiago de Chile to Puerto Natales. Flight time is approximately 3 hours.

Please note that the flights are not included in the price and must be purchased separately.

Meet your private driver and English-speaking guide for a private transfer to The Singular Patagonia. Approximate travel time is 15 minutes.

The Singular Patagonia offers the opportunity to enjoy an extraordinary experience in Chilean Patagonia. Your program includes accommodation, a daily breakfast buffet, a la carte lunches and dinners, complimentary Wi-Fi, and use of the property's SPA facilities. On arrival, the on-site team will help curate a set of excursions to suit your interests and fitness level for a completely customized adventure. Connect with locals, traditions, history and cultural highlights of the region through a selection of immersive small group tours. Nearby attractions include estancias, the Milodon Caves, Sophia Lake, Dorotea Hill and the local town of Puerto Natales, where you can interact with locals and explore one of the world’s most extraordinary national parks. The Singular's excursions menu changes season over season, offering endless opportunities to immerse yourself in true Patagonia.

Experience the rugged splendor of Torres del Paine National Park, considered the world’s 8th natural wonder. Take a guided journey through the park's soaring mountains, bright blue icebergs that cleave from glaciers, and golden pampas that shelter rare wildlife such as llama-like guanacos. Experience the main highlights of this dynamic playground in a full-day shared immersion that doubles as a one-of-a-kind photo safari tour. Stop at several privileged viewpoints to admire the iconic granite peaks and colorful lakes of NordenskjÖld, Sarmiento, PehoÉ, and the Blue Lagoon. Discover some of the fauna and flora of the area and gain insight into the park’s water and prehistoric rock formations.

Take the path less traveled during a scenic hike, as suggested by your guide based on your interest and fitness level. The Singular Patagonia offers a selection of different hiking excursions ranging in duration and difficulty. For an easy half-day option, set out to explore the Mylodon Cave Natural Monument, one of the oldest and most important archeological and paleontological sites in Southern Patagonia. The trek begins at the Small Cave, from where you'll forge inward on this fascinating discovery. Another hike that offers little difficult is a walk along the banks of the Eberhard fjord and fields. Along the way, enjoy incredible views of the Austral zone’s large mountain range. For those who prefer a more moderate hike, trek through a quiet trail on the banks of the park's Laguna Verde. Continue towards the viewpoint at Toro Lake to enjoy one of the best panoramic views of Torres del Paine. Alternately, hike to Cerro Benitez, home to nesting condors and part of the Cerro Toro geological complex. On arrival at the summit, observe the imposing presence and flight of these mighty creatures.

Saddle up for a horseback riding excursion, customized by The Singular Patagonia based on your preferences, fitness level, and interests. Enjoy a half-day ride at Sofia Lake, journeying through valleys, knolls, lenga and nirre forests trails. Arrive at Benitez Hill and observe imposing austral birds soaring above you. Opt to explore Ballena Hill on your mighty steed, enjoying majestic views of the austral fjords. Riding at Estancia BahÍa Esperanza provides a family-friendly option, inviting you to cover the Estancia’s terrain from north to south through lush forests and open fields. Along the way, view the spectacular Ultima Esperanza and Eberhard fjords as well as the Puerto Natales town.

Upon checking out, you'll be met by a driver for your shared transfer to the airport in Punta Arenas. The transfer takes approximately two and a half hours.

Welcome aboard!

Take some time to get settled in to your stateroom and to explore the ship. A welcome toast and introduction by the Captain and his crew will take place before sailing south immediately after.

The next four nights will take you through the Magellan Strait and the Beagle Channel to explore one of the most breathtaking wilderness regions in the world: Southern Patagonia, including the Tierra del Fuego Archipelago.

Your Patagonian expedition delivers a number of exclusive inclusions for a memorable cruise experience. Your expedition sails through one of the few uninhabited areas of the planet, promoting an exclusive, non-massive or invasive tourism, accompanied by expert guides, trained to inform and instruct guests on a scientific basis. A unique experience, which combines a premium all-inclusive service, the best standards in hospitality and fascinating field expeditions, all based on an operation that prioritizes, above all, sustainability and safety. Daily lectures are included as your guides will pass on their knowledge of glaciology, flora and fauna, geography, history, and the evolution of the landscapes you travel through. They will share this knowledge on board through thematic lectures that complement and deepen what is discovered and experienced during the expeditions. Indulge in premium gastronomy with various breakfast, lunch and dinner options, along with a 24/7 cafeteria service, combining the best local ingredients in an international gastronomic proposal that prioritizes variety, quality and excellence. Enjoy unlimited wine, liquor and beverage menu during lunch and dinner or at the bar, open from 10 am to midnight. WI-FI is not available onboard.

Today, the ship will navigate its way through Almirantazgo Sound, arriving at Ainsworth Bay, which is situated within the Alberto De Agostini National Park. It is the perfect spot from which to see the Marinelli Glacier descending from the Darwin Mountain Range in the distance; and to appreciate how the land returns to life after glacial retreat. You'll also take a walk to a beaver dam in the stunning sub-polar Magellan Forest. Whether on the beach or the island, there is a good chance of sighting Southern Elephant Seals.

Later, you'll be sailing to Tuckers Islets, and after lunch, you'll board well-equipped Zodiac boats to get close to a colony of Magellan Penguins (indigenous to the Southern Hemisphere) and cormorants. In September and April, a short walk to a nearby glacier at Brookes Bay replaces this excursion due to the penguin colonies still in migration periods.

*Please bear in mind animal sightings are expected but cannot be guaranteed due to unpredictable movements of the fauna.

Today you'll navigate along the northwest arm of the Beagle Channel before making landfall at the Pia Fjord. From there, you will take a short hike to a panoramic viewpoint from where you can enjoy spectacular views of the awe-inspiring Pia Glacier whose main tongue extends from the mountaintops down to the sea. After this memorable experience, you will continue your voyage along the Beagle Channel through the majestic Glacier Alley.

Today you will be sailing through Murray Channel and Nassau Bay to reach Cape Horn National Park, where weather permitting, you shall go ashore. The legendary Cape Horn was discovered in 1616 and is a sheer 1,394-foot high rocky promontory. For many years, it was an important navigation route between the Pacific and the Atlantic. It has been referred to as the ‘End of the Earth’, a park that has been declared a World Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 2005.

In the afternoon, you will go ashore at historical Wulaia Bay, originally the site of one of the region’s largest Yamana aboriginal settlements. Charles Darwin landed there in 1833 during his voyage on the HMS Beagle. This area is also renowned for the mesmerizing beauty of its vegetation and geography. Here you'll take an enchanted walk through the Magellan Forest of lengas, coigÜes, canelos, ferns, and other endemic vegetation, to reach a panoramic viewpoint. Depending on seasonality, your intended daily stops may be reversed.

This morning you will sail into Argentine waters and dock in Ushuaia, the world's southernmost city, saying farewell to new friends and your expedition crew.

Set out with your professional driver and English-speaking guide for a private airport transfer.

Board a direct flight from Ushuaia to Buenos Aires. Approximate travel time is three hours and 30 minutes. Please note that flights are not included in the price and must be purchased separately.

Meet your professional driver and English-speaking guide for a domestic airport transfer.

Buenos Aires and tango are nearly synonymous, and no trip to this cosmopolitan gem is complete without catching a show. This evening, enjoy a special night out as you are picked up from your hotel by a private driver and a bilingual guide, setting out for Rojo Tango. Take in a sophisticated performance that showcases the rhythm, emotion, and gentle precision require to master this intimate dance. Delivered in a small venue, the costume and hairdo of each performer is accentuated, allowing you to better appreciate the embroideries, designs and attention to detail. Adding to the experience, you’ll enjoy a gourmet meal paired with refreshments, all of which is included. Before long, the evening will wind to an end and you will be returned to your hotel, full in body and spirit.

Embark on an exploration of magnificent San Telmo and La Boca, two of Buenos Aires' most beloved neighborhoods. San Telmo is without question one of the trendiest quarters of the city thanks to its cool, bohemian atmosphere and famed antique shops. Plaza Dorrego is the place to be on Sundays to find anything from antiques, memorabilia, second-hand clothes to dusty magazines during its traditional Antiques Fair. Next, set out to experience La Boca, arguably one of the city's most authentic neighborhoods. La Boca's history was largely shaped by immigrants who established themselves within this gritty port-side barrio. A working-class district, La Boca has jealously guarded its identity, of which soccer and tango are major ingredients. What will strike you immediately is the peculiar architecture, especially along Caminito Street, which in 1959 was declared an outdoor museum. It is the work of one of Argentina’s most famous painters and neighborhood philanthropists, Quinquela MartÍn. He gathered neighbors to paint the houses, made out of tin and scrap metal, in bright colors, emulating the early immigrants. The most recognizable icon, though, is La Bombonera (the Chocolate Box), right in the heart of the area and home of the Boca Juniors, the country’s largest soccer club.

Once the home of the 20th-century Argentine aristocracy, Recoleta offers an array of elegant wonders to explore. Join your private guide for a walking tour of this affluent neighborhood, brimming with Parisian-inspired architecture and regal splendor. Your starting point is the Plaza San MartÍn, located in the heart of Buenos Aires. Here you'll see some of the city's most impressive buildings, once home to the Argentine elite. Take in views of the former Palacio Paz, which nowadays houses the Military Society, the Palacio Anchorena, that presently hosts the Ministry of Foreign Affaires, and the Palacio Haedo, now used by the National Parks Administration. Your tour continues with a visit to the monumental Retiro Railway Station, its designed inspired by French Academic influences. Stroll along the elegant Arroyo Street, home to some of the finest art galleries in the city. Continue along Alvear Avenue, a sort of smaller-scale Champs ElysÉes. Once here, marvel at the sumptuous French-styled palaces, such as the OrtÍz Basualdo Palace, now known as the French Embassy, and the Pereda Palace, which now houses the Brazilian Embassy.

Meet your professional driver and English-speaking guide for an airport transfer.

The Singular Santiago is a five-star luxury hotel located in the Lastarria Neighborhood in the heart of downtown Santiago. The hotel was designed specifically to fit seamlessly into this iconic neighborhood, which epitomizes the pride and creativity of the people of Santiago. The rooms and suites at The Singular Santiago offer an alluring blend of the classic and the contemporary and balance modern comforts with the charm of a bygone era. Though the hotel is brand new, your room will have an air of classic comfort. Tasteful touches, rich wood, supple leather, different color schemes and soft lighting create a warm, welcoming environment within which to unwind after a day of exploring the city.

The Singular Patagonia is a five-star luxury hotel located in Puerto Bories, Chile. The hotel is located in the converted “Frigorifico Puerto Bories”, a post-Victorian cold-storage plant built in 1915. Overlooking the Fjord of Last Hope Sound and the Andes Mountains off in the distance, The Singular’s oversized guestrooms provide plenty of room to unwind after a day of adventure. Best of all, your appreciation of Patagonia’s beauty can continue once inside your personal haven as each room features floor to ceiling, picture windows. A reminder that Mother Nature still makes the best artwork. This is an environment of simple luxury. It will be your home at The Singular Patagonia—the perfect setting to connect with authentic Patagonia.

Ventus Australis – Latin for "Southern Wind" – reflects Tierra del Fuego's distinctive weather, a factor that has long determined the region's socio-cultural development and that so impressed the early mariners who endeavored to explore Patagonia's southernmost waterways. Tailor-made for exploring the remote southern tip of South America, all aspects of this 210-passenger ship - including size, length, draft and engine power - are designed to provide Ventus Australis with the utmost maneuverability necessary to navigate through narrow fjords and channels where no other cruise ships can venture. Experience the remoteness of Patagonia aboard the Ventus Australis, the newest luxury liner to grace the waterways of South America.

Allow Park Hyatt Buenos Aires to introduce you to one of the world's most stylish and cosmopolitan cities. Perfectly located on Avenida Alvear, in the heart of the French heritage district of Recoleta, Palacio Duhau, this 5-star luxury hotel is a short stroll to MALBA (The Latin American Art Museum of Buenos Aires) and Puerto Madero. This visually arresting landmark holds its own in the eclectic Buenos Aires skyline by blending the 1930’s charm of the French Palace Duhau with contemporary design and dÉcor. Here, belle-Époque elegance meets tech-savvy modernity and comfort, marvellously enhanced by renowned Park Hyatt luxury service. Situated in a residential neighbourhood surrounded by luxury boutiques, savour a unique and relaxing travel experience in the beautiful gardens or private Art Gallery. The Park Hyatt Buenos Aires hotel is also home the AhÍn Wellness & Spa for rejuvenating spa & massage treatments.