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TOUR DESCRIPTION:
Ride to the End of the World — Ultimate Patagonia Motorcycle Expedition (Chile & Argentina)
Not just a tour—a true expedition. This Patagonia motorcycle tour rides more than 6,000 km across Chile and Argentina, following the legendary Ruta 40 and Carretera Austral (Ruta 7) through emerald lakes, hanging glaciers, ancient forests, and windswept steppe. From the Andes’ high passes to the edge of the sea, every day delivers new horizons—and a new reason to keep riding.
Why This Expedition?
- Bucket-list route: Pacific to “the end of the world,” crossing Chile & Argentina via Ruta 40 and Carretera Austral.
- Iconic nature: Torres del Paine, Perito Moreno Glacier, Patagonia National Park, Los Alerces, Ventisquero Colgante, Lago Las Torres.
- Unforgettable experiences: Futaleufú rafting, volcanic thermal baths, Marble Caves on Lago General Carrera, Beagle Channel cruise, penguin walk.
- Expert logistics: ferries and borders handled, support & backup, curated stays, great local meals and wines.
- Small group feel: limited spots for flexibility, safety, and personal attention—on and off the bike.
- Ride your own bike: we ship it in advance and tackle Patagonia on the machine you trust.
Quick Facts
- Distance: ~6,350+ km
- Countries: Chile & Argentina
- Terrain: asphalt + maintained gravel; Andean passes & Patagonian steppe, Tierra del Fuego landscapes. Some more adventurous tracks.
- Route focus: Ruta 40, Carretera Austral (Ruta 7), Ruta 41, Ruta 9, national parks & remote backroads
- Support: experienced multi-lingual guides, support vehicle, luggage transport, ferry crossings, good atmosphere and endless fun.
- No standard route: We know Patagonia inside out and have picked the most beautiful routes. No Google map routing! This guarantees your Patagonia experience to be unique.
Description
We roll south from Chile into the backbone of the Andes, chasing light across big-sky valleys and mirror-still lakes. The road climbs to high passes, then drops to the Patagonian steppe, where wind carves waves across the grasslands. You’ll stare up at the towers of Torres del Paine, feel the thunder and spray of Perito Moreno, and wander trails in Patagonia National Park and Los Alerces, where forests feel untouched by time.
Off the bike, Patagonia keeps raising the stakes. Raft the Futaleufú, soak in volcanic hot springs, and cross Lago General Carrera to the surreal Marble Caves. Sail the Beagle Channel and walk beside penguins in their natural colonies. Thread between hanging glaciers like Ventisquero Colgante, ride the shores of Lago Las Torres, and carve switchbacks most travelers never reach.
The weather can be wild and the distances long—that’s the point. When the pampas winds howl or gravel dances under your tires, you’ll ride with confidence: guides, support truck, ferries, and hand-picked lodges are all dialed. Evenings bring warm meals, local wines, and maps spread under lodge lights as tomorrow’s section takes shape.
This is Patagonia by motorcycle—raw, beautiful, unforgettable. A ride to where the continent ends—and far beyond anything ordinary. It is absolutely an exceptional adventure every motorcyclist should do (at least) once in his life.
What’s Included (essentials)
- Experienced guides that know all the roads in the region • Support vehicle & luggage transport
- Ferry crossings & border logistics • Curated accommodations
- Selected activities available en route
Who It’s For?
Riders comfortable with full days and mixed surfaces who want a bucket-list, fully supported journey through the greatest landscapes of South America. There are some long riding days, and even experienced riders will need endurance.
Ready to ride to the end of the world? Secure your spot on the Ultimate Patagonia Motorcycle Expedition—Ruta 40, Carretera Austral, glaciers, fjords, penguins, and the pure joy of a road that refuses to quit.
DETAILS OF THE TOUR
HIGHLIGHTS:
- Iconic routes: Carretera Austral, Ruta 40, Ruta de 7 Lagos. And also some less known roads with stunning landscapes.
- National Parks: Parque Nacional Los Alerces, Parque Nacional Torres del Paine, Parque Nacional Los Glaciares, Parque Nacional Tierra del Fuego, Parque Nacional Patagonia, Parque Nacional Pali Aike
Reserva Nacional Futaleufu, Reserva Nacional General Carrera - Andean frontier passes between Chile and Argentina: Paso Pichachen, Paso Futaleufu, Paso Roballos
- Lakes and lagoons: Laguna de la Laja, Lago Caviahue, Lago Alumine, Lago Lolog, Lago Lacar, Lago Hermos, Lago Falkner, Lago Villarino, Lago Traful,Lago Espejo Grande, Lago Correntoso, Lago Nahuel Huapi,Lago Gutierrez, Lago Mascardi, Lago Guillermo, Lago Lezana,Lago General Carrera / Buenos Aires, Lago Ghio, Lago Cardiel, Lago Viedma, Lago Argentino, Lago del Toro, Lago Fagnano
- Picuresque towns: Navidad, Caviachue, San Martin de los Andes, el Bolson, Bariloche, Ushuaia, el Calafate, Puerto Natales
- Volcanos, including Volcan Antuco
- Wild nature
- Glaciers, includin the most famous one Perito Moreno
- Tierra del Fuego
- Wild waterfalls, including Cascada del Agrio
- Rafting on Futaleufu river (optional)
- Boat trip on Lago General Carrera to Catedrales de Marmol (optional)
- Magellan Straight and boat trip to Isla Magdalena and pinguin collony (optional)
- Boat trip on Beagle Channel (optional)
- Visit on “two world ends”, where the road ends: Bahia Lapataia and Penisula Mitre
- Roads less traveled: we do not ride the standard Patagonia route. We guide you to roads only experts know!
WEATHER:
The weather at this time of year is generally good, however Patagonia is famous for its capricious weather and extremely strong winds (on the Argentinian side). You have to be prepared for all types of weather conditions.
MOTORCYCLE GEAR:
Wearing adequate riding gear is an individual responsibility. We strongly recommend “adventure” or hard-shell type boots for this ride. Bring your own gear.
LUGGAGE:
We will be traveling light. Try not to take more than one luggage piece. It should be dust & water proof. For riding days take with you a small backpack or waterproof bag, with straps, to enable you to attach it to your motorbike. On this tour, you have the possibility to give laundry at hotels, so no need to pack 3 weeks of clothing!
IMPORTANT, REMEMBER:
We’ll ride through various climates, including mountain roads: You must be prepared for changing weather conditions.
We will not always have telephone coverage. There may also be no internet. Consider subscribing to a medevac policy such as Global Rescue.
MAXIMUM ALTITUDE:
1200
meters above seal levelDAY BY DAY TOUR PROGRAM
DAY 1 – Jan 10: Arrival in Santiago – Transfer to Valparaíso
Arrival in Santiago. Transfer to Valparaíso, a historic port city famous for its vibrant street art, hilltop views, and maritime charm. Relax and explore the town on a short evening walking tour.
DAY 2 – Jan 11: Valparaíso → Pichilemu (225 km)
Pick up the motorcycles in San Antonio. From there, enjoy a scenic coastal ride to Pichilemu (surfing town), Chile’s laid-back surf capital. A perfect introduction to riding in South America with smooth roads and ocean views.
DAY 3 – Jan 12: Pichilemu → Curacautín (580 km)
A longer day across central Chile’s interior. The ride takes you through vast farmlands, forested hills, and small towns, gradually climbing into the northern reaches of Patagonia. Overnight in a mountain town at the edge of the Andes.
DAY 4 – Jan 13: Curacautín → Conguillío National Park → Villarrica → Panguipulli (300 km)
Ride through Conguillío National Park, a dramatic volcanic landscape of lava flows, ancient araucaria trees, and snow-capped peaks. Stop at the Villarrica volcano viewpoint before continuing to Panguipulli, located by one of Chile’s most beautiful lakes. It’s our first gravel riding day!
DAY 5 – Jan 14: Panguipulli → Lago Llanquihue (315 km)
Enter Chile’s lake region — a landscape of glacial lakes, volcanoes, and German-influenced architecture. The day ends near Lago Llanquihue, with views of the famous Osorno Volcano.
DAY 6 – Jan 15: Lago Llanquihue → Hornopirén (200 km)
A day of transition into remote Patagonia. Ride quiet roads through dense temperate rainforest before arriving in Hornopirén, gateway to the fjords. Overnight in a small port town surrounded by nature.
DAY 7 – Jan 16: Hornopirén → Caleta Gonzalo Ferry → Puyuhuapi (244 km + 4.5 hr ferry)
Ferry through the fjords to Caleta Gonzalo — a scenic and peaceful journey through untouched wilderness. After disembarking, continue riding along the Carretera Austral, one of the most iconic adventure routes in the world. Overnight in Puyuhuapi.
DAY 8 – Jan 17: Puyuhuapi → Coyhaique (233 km)
Continue south through rugged terrain, glacier-fed rivers, and narrow valleys. Arrive in Coyhaique, the largest town in this section of Patagonia — a great place to recharge and restock.
DAY 9 – Jan 18: Coyhaique → Puerto Río Tranquilo (215 km)
Ride to Puerto Río Tranquilo on the shores of the turquoise Lago General Carrera. In the afternoon, take a boat trip to the world-famous Marble Caves (Catedrales de Mármol), one of the region’s most unique geological wonders.
DAY 10 – Jan 19: Puerto Río Tranquilo → Los Antiguos, Argentina (180 km)
Cross the border into Argentina and continue toward Los Antiguos, a small town known for its cherry orchards and peaceful landscapes. Enjoy shocking views of the lake with unreal colours and a shift in geography and culture.
DAY 11 – Jan 20: Los Antiguos → Cueva de las Manos → Gobernador Gregores (415 km)
One spectacular road today, with several options of various difficulties for us. Travel through Argentina’s steppe and visit Cueva de las Manos — a UNESCO-listed site featuring prehistoric cave art. The day ends in Gobernador Gregores, a remote outpost surrounded by arid plains.
DAY 12 – Jan 21: Gobernador Gregores → El Calafate (340 km)
Ride into Argentine Patagonia’s southern reaches. Arrive in El Calafate, the gateway to the majestic Perito Moreno Glacier. The town offers great dining and accommodations.
DAY 13 – Jan 22: El Calafate – Glacier Experience
Rest day. Visit the Perito Moreno Glacier, one of the few advancing glaciers in the world. Witness massive chunks of ice calving into the lake and explore boardwalks with panoramic views.
Day 14 – Jan 23: El Calafate → Torres del Paine → Puerto Natales (275 km)
Cross back into Chile and enter Torres del Paine National Park — home to some of the world’s most striking mountain scenery. Continue to Puerto Natales for the night, a scenic port town surrounded by fjords and cliffs.
Day 15 – Jan 24: Puerto Natales → Cerro Sombrero (420 km)
Travel through wide Patagonian plains, past estancias and wildlife. Cross the Strait of Magellan by ferry and reach Cerro Sombrero, a rugged outpost at the edge of Tierra del Fuego.
DAY 16 – Jan 25: Cerro Sombrero → Ushuaia (422 km)
The journey’s final stretch leads to Ushuaia — the southernmost city on Earth. Cross windswept passes and ride along the Beagle Channel before arriving at the “End of the World.” A major milestone for any serious rider.
DAY 17 – Jan 26: Ushuaia – Free Day
A well-earned rest day. Explore the town, visit the Tierra del Fuego National Park, or simply enjoy the accomplishment of having ridden to the planet’s southern tip. Or for those still having riding appetite, a one day excursion to the end of the road!
DAY 18 – Jan 27: Ushuaia → Paso Bella Vista → Porvenir (500 km)
Start the return loop through remote landscapes and river valleys before arriving in Porvenir — one of Chile’s most isolated frontier towns.
DAY 19 – Jan 28: Porvenir → Punta Arenas (250 km or short ride + ferry)
Choose to ride the final coastal section or take a longer ferry across the Strait of Magellan. Punta Arenas is the final destination, a windswept historic city overlooking the sea.
DAY 20 – Jan 29: Departure from Punta Arenas
Fly home from Punta Arenas. Your bike returns by ship. You return with the memories of a lifetime.
THE ROUTE MAY CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE DUE TO POLITICAL, SOCIAL OR WEATHER FACTORS.
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PRICE INCLUDES:
MOTORCYCLE
4X4 CAR
GUIDE
SUPPORT CAR
MOTORBIKE MAINTENANCE
ACCOMMODATION & FOOD
TRANSPORT TO/FROM THE HOTEL
INSURANCE
- Basic travel insurance.
- Tourist Guarantee Fund fee.
- Tourist Support Fund fee.
IMPORTANT: For an additional fee, there is an option to independently extend the insurance within the Signal Iduna Safe Travels and/or Global Rescue partner offer. The price of the tour includes basic travel insurance.
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PRICE NOT INCLUDES:
- Airline tickets (tickets should not be bought until the organizer confirms the completion of the minimum group size).
- Motorcycle shipping
- Ferry ticket from Porvenir to Punta Arenas, if taking this route will be possible.
- Motorcycle fuel.
- Tourist entry visa (not required for EU citizens).
- Medical expenses not covered by MotoBirds insurance.
- Meals other than breakfasts.
- Drinks.
- Costs related to the transport of the participant’s motorcycle to the finish point of the tour, in case the motorcycle or the participant cannot continue the tour.
- Entry tickets to the optional tourist attractions: boat trip to Perrito Moreno (around 100 EUR) / Beagle channel cruise (around 100 EUR) / boat trip to Marble caves (around 80 EUR) / rafting on Futaleufu river (around 80 EUR). The final price of these attractions depends on number of participants who decide to take part.
- Park entrances, to be paid on the first day of the tour (as per official park tarifs)
