Six days: Argentina without the border
Argentinian Patagonia starts with three nights in El Chaltén and moves to El Calafate for Perito Moreno. The Túnel / Toro transfer day needs a shortened outing.
Read all six days →Choose your Patagonia itinerary
Six days on the Argentine side, seven around the W Trek, or thirteen crossing both countries: compare the actual saved plans before deciding what to fit into your trip.
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Seven days: the Chilean trek
W-trek Escape includes arrival, five walking days and departure. It depends on confirmed mountain accommodation, park entry and the Pudeto crossing. [2]
Read all seven days →Thirteen days: the two-country journey
Patagonian Adventure combines the Argentine bases with the W, then returns to El Calafate. Protect both border-transfer days; extend the trip if your connections do not fit.
Read all thirteen days →Have ten days?
There is no saved ten-day default in this collection. Choose one country with breathing room, or shorten the thirteen-day route by removing a whole regional commitment. Do not squeeze the full W and every Argentine hike into fewer days.
Questions before you go
Is the two-week route fourteen days?
The saved Patagonian Adventure default has thirteen days. Its advertised range is eleven to sixteen; read the selected duration’s actual plan before booking.
Is there a ready-made ten-day itinerary?
There is no saved ten-day default. Use the route comparison to decide what to omit, then review the full day and overnight sequence after customizing.
Sources & planning notes
Fyno curation and editorial planning review, November 5, 2026. Official sources below were read for planning rules; no travel-date trail opening, sailing, room inventory or price is confirmed. Map pins identify places, not connected driving routes.