Patagonia Wildlife Safari Reviews

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Nov 1 - 14, 2026 | Patagonia birding & wildlife tour: beginning in Buenos Aires, Argentina and venturing to Torres del Paine National Park, we will encounter a diversity of wildlife. Witness Southern Right Whales and Elephant Seals in Peninsula Valdes. Further south we will find King, Gentoo and Magellanic Penguins in the straights of Tierra del Fuego. We will also look for pumas, guanacos, rheas, and condors in their natural habitat while soaking in the grandeur of Torres del Paine.

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“There are few places remaining that are as remote and beautiful as Patagonia. Steve Ogle is a wonderful, considerate guide who knows the region intimately and puts tremendous effort into showcasing its unique landscapes and wildlife for participants. I absolutely loved Pali Aike NP. Being alone in this moonscape environment was so worth the long drive (just our group and the Guanacos). The boat trip into the Beagle Channel was excellent.”

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“The leader team was great! The diversity of habitats was very good. The birds and mammals were terrific. I highly recommend this trip.”

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Geri Ottewell

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“The Patagonia trip was amazing. There were so many highlights. Each day had a new surprise. A major highlight for me was the colony of Magellanic penguins at Punta Tombo. On the Valdes Peninsula we had an exciting boat trip where we enjoyed Southern Right Whale very close to our boat. Torres del Paine National Park was the best. We had a very up close encounter with a puma. I also had the opportunity to go horse back riding in the mountains. The view was spectacular. The whole trip was unforgettable. Our guide, Steve Ogle made sure everyone saw all the birds and was very familiar with each area we visited. It was an incredible adventure.”

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Andrew And Gail Harcombe

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“Very competent guides, terrific animal diversity and a marvellous countryside”

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