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The best of the region is undoubtedly the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Los Glaciares National Park in Santa Cruz province with its Moreno Glacier centrepiece, a constantly moving behemoth of ice. It is one of the few places where you can see icebergs calving, as the glacier spills into Lake Argentino. This southern tip of the Andes spine is an incredibly bleak place, with severe granite mountains and sparse vegetation. It is an incredible wilderness that can't help but fascinate.
Area 1.04 Square Kilometers
Population 2 Million
Winter Temperature 0°C
Summer Temperature 22 °C
Best Time To Visit November to early March
Travelling to Patagonia
Patagonia is accessible by air from the Argentinean airport in Buenos Aires. You should arrive in Buenos Aires at least two days before your planned travel date to account for weather and/or airline delays
Patagonia BY FLIGHT
Flights from Buenos Aires to Rio Gallegos can save you the 36 hour bus ride if you're looking at heading down that far south. They sometime can be even cheaper than the buses, so it is definitely worth a look.
Patagonia BY CAR
Buses run constantly between Buenos Aires and Bariloche. They take around 24 hours but are very comfortable.
Bariloche
Bariloche is the capital of the Andean part of Patagonia. A popular destination in winter when the surrounding mountains offer some of the continent's best skiing, it is likewise popular in summer with climbers and trekkers who come to try their skills on the imposing peaks. The coast of Patagonia is as fascinating as the interior - the Valdes Peninsula juts out into the South Atlantic and in its shelter you can see southern right whales during the breeding season of May-December. Further south at Punta Tombo is the world's largest colony of Magellan penguins.