Discover the Wonders of Traveler Patagonia: Your Gateway to Argentina

Getting There

• Car

  If you are traveling by car, start by heading to the nearest major city in Patagonia, such as El Calafate or Puerto Natales. From El Calafate, take Route 11 toward the Argentine border, and then continue on Route 40 to reach your destination. If you're in Puerto Natales, take Route 9 heading south until you join Route 40. The drive may take several hours, so plan accordingly and ensure your vehicle is fueled and ready for the journey.

• Bus

  For those using public transportation, several bus companies operate routes between major cities in Patagonia. From El Calafate, you can catch a bus to Buenos Aires, which usually requires a transfer in either El Chaltén or Comodoro Rivadavia. Make sure to check the schedules in advance, as they can vary. The total travel time is approximately 24 hours, so be prepared for a long journey.

• Taxi or Rideshare

  Once you arrive in the city where Traveler Patagonia is located, consider using a taxi or rideshare service to get to the agency. If you are in Buenos Aires, you can simply order a taxi or use an app like Uber to take you to the address. Fares will vary, but expect to pay around 200-500 ARS depending on the distance and traffic conditions.

• Internal Flights

  If you're coming from another region of Argentina to Patagonia, look for internal flights to major airports in Patagonia such as Comodoro Rivadavia or Ushuaia. From the airport, you can rent a car or take a bus to reach your final destination. Flights can range in price, so book in advance for the best rates.