Luxury Hotel of the Month: April

Patagonia Camp is a luxury property which provides unique accommodation overlooking Torres del Paine National Park.

It may not be a hotel in the traditional sense, but it is the first luxury camp in South America and therefore provides an unrivalled glamping experience.

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General-view
The camp has wonderful views of Lago Toro framed by the unmistakable outline of the mountains within Torres del Paine National Park.


NAME: Patagonia Camp

LOCATION: On the outskirts of Torres del Paine National Park in southern Chile, a region widely known as Patagonia.

NO. OF ROOMS: The property has 20 completely independent and extremely cosy yurts which offer private bathrooms, terraces with spectacular views, heating and locally crafted textiles and furniture.

FOOD & DRINK: With a restaurant, bar and grill on site, guests can enjoy fresh local cuisine such as king crab, lamb and salmon served with wine from the award-winning organic Matetic Vineyards.

OUTSTANDING FEATURE: The fact that it is the first luxury camp in South America is pretty outstanding, but the views and sheer remoteness of the property are a major highlight for guests seeking escapism.

BEST FOR: Experiencing the wilderness of Patagonia in style.

MUST DO ACTIVITY: The beautiful hikes nearby, particularly sections of the W-Trek, are unmissable. For those feeling more adventurous there is a once-in-a-lifetime excursion to kayak among the icebergs on a lake within the National Park.

ECO CREDENTIALS: Patagonia camp strives to keep its impact on the surrounding area as low as possible. The whole complex has been built using natural materials and with low voltage electrical systems. Guests are encouraged to use the water bottles which are provided, and all waste water is processed through a complex water treatment plant installed at the property, meaning the water can be put back into the lake with no harm to the environment. Lastly, there is a worm composting system where waste food is turned compost which in turn is used on the organic garden.


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READ MORE ABOUT PATAGONIA CAMP

Would you like to visit Patagonia Camp? Simply contact us for more information and let us create a tailor made holiday for you.

 

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Simon Williams

Simon founded Humboldt Travel and has travelled extensively around the world and worked in a variety of different sectors within the travel industry. He is particularly passionate about Brazil and has exceptional knowledge on the country. Simon is history buff plus an avid photographer and always has his camera gear in tow.

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