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Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego, Argentina - FULL


Magellanic Penguin

Visit a nesting colony of this charming penguin!

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Penguin colonies, marine mammals and spectacular scenery await us on this exciting trip to southern Argentina. We’ll explore the legendary Pampas near Buenos Aires, the immense penguin colony of Punto Tumbo, the spectacular Los Glaciares National Park in the southern Andes, as well as Tierra del Fuego at the very tip of South America. The bird life will be breathtaking and diverse - Greater Rhea, Gentoo and Magellanic Penguin, Snowy Sheathbill, Magellanic Woodpecker, Elegant Crested-Tinamou, Rufous-chested Dotterel, Chilean Flamingo, Thorn-tailed Rayadito, Burrowing Parakeet, Magellanic Plover and so much more.

Dates: November 7 - 19 - WAITING LIST ONLY

Cost: $6,235 single; $550 doubles discount; $500 deposit due upon registration.

Group size: Max 12 people and 3 guides

Guides: Chip and Sam Darmstadt, Mario Mosqueira (Clark Expeditions)

Accessibility: While no strenuous hiking is expected, we will spend plenty of time walking on park trails and roads. Total walking for a day may total 3 or more miles.

What’s included:

  • In-country expert, English-speaking bird guides

  • All accommodations starting and ending in Buenos Aires on November 7

  • Entrance fees to parks and two boat rides

  • Comfortable, private transportation throughout the trip

  • Bottled water, available at all times

  • All meals during the trip starting and ending in Buenos Aires (excepting any on-the-go airport meals)

  • Domestic (in Argentina) flights are included, but a surcharge may added if the estimated cost of $500 increases at time of booking

What’s not included:

  • Airfare to and from Argentina

  • Transportation to/from airports in the US

  • Cancellation (trip) insurance

  • Alcoholic beverages, snacks and other incidentals

  • Extra hotel services, such as laundry

  • Guide gratuities

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