Two Week Patagonia Itinerary: 4 Amazing Routes

Patagonia is a vast region filled with glaciers, mountains, and breathtaking landscapes. With two weeks, you have enough time to experience the highlights of either Argentina, Chile, or a combination of both. This guide provides four detailed itineraries to help you make the most of your trip.

Is 14 Days Enough To See Patagonia?

14 days is a great amount of time to explore Patagonia’s iconic destinations. You can either focus on one country or take a well-planned trip that includes both Argentina and Chile.

Here’s an overview of the four itineraries outlined in this post:

Itinerary	Locations Covered	Perfect For...
#1 Argentina	Buenos Aires, Ushuaia, El Calafate, El Chaltén	Hikers and glacier lovers
#2 Chile	Santiago, Pucon, Puerto Montt, Puerto Natales, Torres Del Paine	Adventure seekers
#3 Chile & Argentina	Santiago, Puerto Natales, Torres Del Paine, El Calafate, El Chaltén, Buenos Aires	Those who want a bit of both
#4 Lake District	Buenos Aires, Bariloche, San Martin De Los Andes, Puerto Montt, Pucon, Santiago	Scenic landscapes & outdoor lovers

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Itinerary 1: Two Weeks In Argentinian Patagonia

Day	Location	Highlights
1-3	Buenos Aires	Explore vibrant neighborhoods, tango shows
4-6	Ushuaia	Beagle Channel tour, Tierra del Fuego NP
7-9	El Calafate	Perito Moreno Glacier, boat tours
10-13	El Chaltén	Laguna de los Tres, Laguna Torre hikes
14	Buenos Aires	Final day of sightseeing

Overview

Perfect for: Hikers and glacier enthusiasts
Budget: $$ – Moderate
Best time to visit: November to March

Days 1-3 - Buenos Aires

Discover Argentina’s capital by exploring San Telmo, La Boca, and Recoleta. Enjoy local cuisine and watch a tango show.

Days 4-6 - Ushuaia

Fly to the world’s southernmost city and explore Tierra del Fuego National Park. Take a boat tour along the Beagle Channel.

Days 7-9 - El Calafate

Visit the stunning Perito Moreno Glacier and take a boat tour to see its towering ice walls.

Days 10-13 - El Chaltén

Hike some of the most beautiful trails in Patagonia, including Laguna de los Tres and Laguna Torre.

Day 14 - Buenos Aires

Fly back to Buenos Aires for a final day of sightseeing before heading home.

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Itinerary 2: Two Weeks In Chilean Patagonia

Day	Location	Highlights
1-3	Santiago	Explore the city, visit Cerro San Cristóbal
4-6	Pucon	Hike Villarrica Volcano, visit hot springs
7-9	Puerto Montt	Lakes, fjords, and outdoor adventures
10-13	Puerto Natales & Torres Del Paine	W Trek, Grey Glacier
14	Santiago	Final day of sightseeing

Perfect for: Adventure seekers exploring Chile’s best landscapes
Budget: $$$ – Expensive
Best time to visit: November to April

Days 1-3 - Santiago

Explore the capital of Chile, visiting Cerro San Cristóbal for panoramic views, walking through Bellavista, and trying traditional Chilean dishes.

Days 4-6 - Pucon

Fly to Pucon and hike the stunning Villarrica Volcano. Relax in natural hot springs and explore Huerquehue National Park.

Days 7-9 - Puerto Montt

Head to the scenic Lake District and explore fjords, waterfalls, and volcanoes. Take a boat tour and enjoy the beautiful landscapes.

Days 10-13 - Puerto Natales & Torres Del Paine

Travel to Puerto Natales and prepare for the W Trek in Torres del Paine National Park. Hike to Mirador Base Torres and see Grey Glacier.

Day 14 - Santiago

Return to Santiago for a relaxed final day before departure.

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Itinerary 3: Two Weeks In Chile & Argentinian Patagonia

Day	Location	Highlights
1	Santiago	Explore the city, visit museums
2	Puerto Natales	Scenic bus ride, gateway to Torres del Paine
3-7	Torres Del Paine	W Trek, Mirador Base Torres, Grey Glacier
8-9	El Calafate	Visit Perito Moreno Glacier, boat tours
10-13	El Chaltén	Trek Laguna de los Tres, explore town
14	Buenos Aires	Final day of sightseeing

Perfect for: Travelers who want a mix of Chilean and Argentinian Patagonia
Budget: $$$ – Expensive
Best time to visit: November to March

Day 1 - Santiago

Spend the first day exploring Santiago’s main attractions, including Plaza de Armas and the Mercado Central.

Day 2 - Puerto Natales

Fly to Puerto Natales, the gateway to Torres del Paine. Explore the town and prepare for the trek.

Days 3-7 - Torres Del Paine

Complete the W Trek, seeing iconic landscapes such as Mirador Base Torres and Grey Glacier.

Days 8-9 - El Calafate

Cross into Argentina and visit the impressive Perito Moreno Glacier, taking a boat tour for a close-up view.