No, the cost of the transfer does not include the national park entrance fee. We recommend that you purchase your entrance in advance to avoid any inconveniences. No, the prices of our transfers do not cover the entrance fees to private reserves. Please ensure that you check whether your destination requires any additional entrance fees. Yes, some excursions must be reserved in advance to guarantee your spot. We advise you to consult the available options and make your reservations as soon as possible. Yes, we do not include meals or drinks in our transfers. We suggest that you bring your own food and water to enjoy during your excursion. Yes, it is advisable to bring a walking stick, especially on some of the more challenging hikes. This can help you maintain balance and reduce fatigue. Prepare for the ever-changing weather in Patagonia. You may experience intense sun, occasional rain, strong winds, and even surprises such as snowfall, all in one day. Wind is a constant factor, especially from October to March, and nights can cool down to 5 °C.
Does the transfer service price include the park entrance fee?
Are entrance fees to private reserves included?
Is it necessary to book excursions in advance?
Should I bring my own food and drinks?
Is it recommended to bring a walking stick?
What is the weather like in Patagonia and what should I keep in mind?
It is essential to wear warm and waterproof clothing and to be prepared for sudden temperature changes. In January and February, average temperatures range from 7 °C to 19 °C. During October, November, March, and April, nighttime temperatures may drop to -5 °C, although this is rare.What type of clothing should I bring?
We recommend that you bring:
What hiking tips should I keep in mind while exploring the surroundings?
What should I do if I want to cancel or modify my reservation?
Cancellation Policies: