This is exactly the information I was looking for. Thank you for breaking it down so clearly! I look forward to visiting Patagonia, your footage looks amazing.
This seems to be a very impressive place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much!
Hi!, what about Aysen Region, the most diverse landscapes of Patagonia!, lakes, forests, fiords and glaciers!!. hope to have you in here soon!! greetings
Love the video, trying to figure some plans out you guys were so helpful! I’m curious, what did you do with your bags when you were day hiking or on the park and kayak tour? Did you have an Airbnb where you could keep them for the day?
Hi! I’m trying to plan a trip and your version sounds exactly what I am trying to achieve. Would it be possible to send me your itinerary and outfitters you used? Greatly appreciate any guidance. Ty
Thanks for the video! Is it better to rent a car from start to end or to take buses everywhere? I'm worried that some routes maybe closed due to covid or being there off season (April)
Hi! This was before the pandemic, so I'm not sure what the reservation system is now, but when we were there the kayak required tour reservations but the hikes didn't!
Thank you so much for the complete breakdown of your trip... I really appreciate it, now I have a better understanding of what to do..... question, was this trip during covid? id like to go late 2021 but would hate to get there and things be shutdown. .. Thanks ... Javier from Los Angeles
Thanks for the kind words, and great question! We were there pre-covid but I just checked with the Chile tour company we booked with (ChileTour Patagonia - highly recommend them!!) The FAQ page on their website says that the national parks are currently open and most lodges/camps plan to reopen this November.
you guys said that there were buses available to go from el calafate to the perito moreno glacier, did you mean normal city buses? or tourist agency's ones?
Great question!! No, neither requires much hiking. Perito Moreno does have some steps on the path, but it is the easier one to see without a boat tour.
Thanks for the video! Just what I was looking for :) One question: did you book your day trips when you got to El Calafate/Puerto Natales or beforehand? If so, how did you do it? Thank you in advance!
Hey! I would recommend to book the day trips beforehand specially if you come in the summer season here, it's pretty packed those days, spring/autumn you can book it when you are here
EXACTLY what I was looking for. Very well made video. Surprised you guys don’t have way more subscribers. Thank you!
So glad we could help!! And that's so kind of you to say, thank you!
Amazing review guys. I live in patagonia Argentina but I fell like a tourist 24/7 :D. Thanks for sharing your comments!
Such a well made video! so much useful information! Thanks a lot :)
That's so kind of you to say, thanks!! So glad we could help!
WOW!! this is amazing and super helpful as I'm planning my trip, thanks!!
Thank you so very much for your kind comment!! Really means a lot and glad we could help. Hope you have a wonderful trip!!!
Thank you for the thorough yet simply video. Loved the comparisons between the hikes, tips, and itinerary you shared. Very helpful to plan my trip!
Loved this video! So much inspiration for my trip in March 2022.
This is exactly the information I was looking for. Thank you for breaking it down so clearly! I look forward to visiting Patagonia, your footage looks amazing.
This seems to be a very impressive place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much!
Thank you!!
Great video and good concise info. Thank you.
Thank you so much!!
Thanks so much for this video!!! Exactly what we were looking for!
Patagonia should pay you guys! I did even think about their brand until your trip! #Patagonia
thank you, first time viewer. Good information. btw , both of you have the same smile.
You guys are awesome! I’ll do exactly what you did… this info is on point! Thank you! 😊
Great video! Everything i wanted to know!
Very helpful. Thanks for the tips.
So glad to help!!
This is very helpful, planning a trip in December!
Thank you!! And yes December is a good time to visit!
Great breakdown thanks guys!
A great adventure guys,fantastic vídeo...congrats from Chilean Patagonia 🇨🇱👍
Thank you so much!!!
Chile ?
@@mariendez99 si, visitamos patagonia en chile y argentina
Great video, great info.
Thanks so much!!
Thanks for this video. I live in Australia and I am planning to visit South America in January.
Comparisons are very helpful....patagonia still feels one of the most relatively less visited places on 🌎
Thank you! Awsome video¨
Great itinerary
Hi!, what about Aysen Region, the most diverse landscapes of Patagonia!, lakes, forests, fiords and glaciers!!. hope to have you in here soon!! greetings
You have yo visit Ushuaia in Patagonia, greetings
Yes, we would LOVE to visit!
@@HudsonAndEmily Great!
Love the video, trying to figure some plans out you guys were so helpful! I’m curious, what did you do with your bags when you were day hiking or on the park and kayak tour? Did you have an Airbnb where you could keep them for the day?
Amei!
Wonderful. Can you pls suggest a travel agent to help with the booking ?
Great video! Did you take this trip post Covid and if so what was it like to cross the border between Argentina and Chile?
Hi! I’m trying to plan a trip and your version sounds exactly what I am trying to achieve. Would it be possible to send me your itinerary and outfitters you used? Greatly appreciate any guidance. Ty
How much expenditure .. rough estimate.. hiking/ and boat
Thanks for the video! Is it better to rent a car from start to end or to take buses everywhere? I'm worried that some routes maybe closed due to covid or being there off season (April)
Did you have to make reservations for the hikes amd kayak? How things went with the pandemic?
Hi! This was before the pandemic, so I'm not sure what the reservation system is now, but when we were there the kayak required tour reservations but the hikes didn't!
Thank you so much for the complete breakdown of your trip... I really appreciate it, now I have a better understanding of what to do..... question, was this trip during covid? id like to go late 2021 but would hate to get there and things be shutdown. .. Thanks ... Javier from Los Angeles
Thanks for the kind words, and great question! We were there pre-covid but I just checked with the Chile tour company we booked with (ChileTour Patagonia - highly recommend them!!) The FAQ page on their website says that the national parks are currently open and most lodges/camps plan to reopen this November.
@@HudsonAndEmily Thanks you and I subscribed to your channel
@@javiervera7025 thank you so much! Hope you have an incredible time!!
you guys said that there were buses available to go from el calafate to the perito moreno glacier, did you mean normal city buses? or tourist agency's ones?
Do the glaciers you showed at 4:20 require hiking? I have bad knees, can’t hike much. But I can walk long distances on flat surface
Great question!! No, neither requires much hiking. Perito Moreno does have some steps on the path, but it is the easier one to see without a boat tour.
@@HudsonAndEmily thanks for replying. Btw what month you visited? I am thinking September or October
@@jay1970we visited in the beginning of March
Thanks for the video! Just what I was looking for :)
One question: did you book your day trips when you got to El Calafate/Puerto Natales or beforehand? If so, how did you do it? Thank you in advance!
Hey! I would recommend to book the day trips beforehand specially if you come in the summer season here, it's pretty packed those days, spring/autumn you can book it when you are here
Hey! What month did you guys go?
Which time of the year is best to travel to patagonia?
November-March!
What time of year were you there??
Would you recommend needing to know abit of Spanish to get around or was it okay?
Good question! It is definitely helpful to know, but a lot of the tour companies have guides that speak English!
What time of year did you visit?
Would you recommend renting a car?
We took busses and were fine, but a car would be easier!!
the fake smiles are quite annoying, but overall the video is informative and nice. thanks!
Why are You smiling all the time? Got implants?
How much expenditure .. rough estimate.. hiking/ and boat