EXPEDITION DESCRIPTION
At the farthest reaches of the world, where the Americas take their first breath, Tierra del Fuego unfolds in raw, untamed beauty—a land carved by time, wind, and the ceaseless pulse of the sea. In April, as autumn sweeps across the southern latitudes, the Lengas and Ñires forests ignite in a breathtaking blaze of crimson, gold, and deep amber. This fleeting transformation, set against jagged peaks and endless skies, offers a rare canvas for photographers drawn to the magic of wild, untouched lands.
Our journey begins in Punta Arenas, crossing the legendary Strait of Magellan into the heart of Tierra del Fuego. Traversing the boundless Patagonian pampas, we move through a landscape where guanacos roam free and gauchos ride beneath skies that seem to stretch to eternity. Here, tradition and nature exist in perfect harmony.
As we venture deeper south, the Fuegian mountains rise like ancient sentinels, their slopes wrapped in the fiery hues of fall. We will visit a King Penguin colony, where a small but steadfast colony endures the southern winds—a profound wildlife experience few ever witness.
The adventure continues across remote mountain passes into the hidden wonders of Yendegaia National Park. Beneath the towering Darwin Range, where glaciers spill into silent fjords and brooding skies shift with every gust, we will immerse ourselves in some of the most striking, untamed landscapes on Earth.
A unique highlight awaits as we spend a day on horseback, riding alongside local gauchos across open pampas and forested valleys. This authentic experience reveals the deep bond between the land, the horses, and the resilient spirit of those who have lived here for generations.
At its core, this expedition is a celebration of the ephemeral magic of Tierra del Fuego’s autumn. From intimate forest whispers to grand mountain vistas and rare wildlife encounters, we will chase the shifting light and capture moments that reveal the soul of the southernmost frontier.
This is more than a photography trip—it is a journey into the wild, into the unseen, into the enduring heart of Patagonia’s Last Light.
Come, and let the land tell its story through your lens.
HIGHLIGHTS
This journey is designed for photographers who love both grand landscapes and intimate forest details. Our itinerary includes the best locations with exclusive access for sunrise and sunset photography. At midday, we will enjoy a delicious picnic in the field, providing time to rest and discuss the morning’s activities and what lies ahead in the afternoon.
Our team of guides will always be attentive to your needs regarding food, clothing, and photographic equipment. Our expert photography guide will share their extensive experience at each location, ensuring every participant captures their best shots according to their skill level.
At night, after dinner, we will review the photographs taken during the day and go over the itinerary, making sure everything is in place for the following day’s adventure.
Beyond Tierra del Fuego: Exploring Chile’s Natural Wonders
For those wishing to extend their journey in Chile, we offer customized travel experiences to some of the country’s most breathtaking destinations like the Atacama Desert and Torres del Paine.
Let us know if you’d like to add an extension to your trip, and we will craft a personalized package to ensure an unforgettable continuation of your Chilean adventure.
Born in an Aymara family, Enrique calls the Arica and Parinacota region (the Chilean Altiplano) his home. He has over 27 years of experience in adventure tourism, working as a mountain and trekking guide with extensive knowledge of the Altiplano environment. He has completed training with NOLS (National Outdoor Leadership School), the Patagonia Guide School, and the Peruvian Guide School, holds a WAFA (Wilderness Advanced First Aid) certification. Enrique is also a Chef graduated in International Gastronomy.
After years working as a designer, Andel decided to merge her greatest passions: nature, photography, and art. Since 2011, she has dedicated herself fully to nature photography, specializing in landscapes. She guides photographic expeditions and workshops, delivers lectures, serves as a juror in various photography competitions, and teaches photography courses. Between 2014 and 2019, Andel worked with Natphoto, and in the summer of 2015, she served as a photographer and guide in Antarctica. Her photographic work has been showcased in several individual exhibitions, and she has participated in numerous group exhibits. She founded the Facebook group “Bosques Nativos de Chile” (Native Forests of Chile) to raise awareness of the importance and beauty of Chilean native forests, and her photographs have contributed to books dedicated to nature and conservation. Andel represented Chile along with fellow photographers in the World Photographic Cup, participated in a photography Biennale in China, and won third place in photography at the International Art Biennale in Argentina.
Carolina Peric’s journey has been shaped by a rich tapestry of global experiences. She began her career as a flight attendant, traveling the world and immersing herself in diverse cultures. Her adventurous spirit led her to Singapore, where she spent nine years working as a relocation specialist, helping families navigate the challenges of settling into a new country. Beyond logistics, she provided invaluable support in making transitions smooth and stress-free. Her time in Cambodia further deepened her global perspective, as she contributed to housing projects, making a meaningful impact on local communities.