Day 1 Arrival day Osorno

After everyone has arrived at Osorno airport you will be transferred to the hotel where you will have lunch. After a short brief we’ll meet the bikes. We’ll end the day with nice welcome dinner.

Day 2 Osorno – Bariloche (250 km)

Today is time for adventure. Hairpin bends through the Chilean landscape form the setting for the first hours of the journey, while passing the frontier will take us up to lunchtime. We’ll climb the range of the Andes where we’ll admire the ashes of the volcano Puyehue and the panorama of Lake Nahuel Huapi. We’ll end the day in Bariloche, a vibrant city that must be seen.

Day 3 Bariloche – Trevelin (385 km)

Today we leave behind the beautiful Lake Nahuel Huapi , but not before exploring the inlets to the mirador Llao Llao, a panoramic viewpoint where we enjoy a great coffee. We’ll descend the bends of the Andes to El Bolson and venture into the amazing Los Alercos National Park. Overnight in Trevelin.

Day 4 Trevelin – Puyuhuapi (230 km)

Today will be a great day as we’ll cross The Carretera Austral, definitely one of the most beautiful routes in the world. After passing the border which takes us back into Chile, we shall be amazed by the beauty of the rivers, waterfalls and lakes. We shall find many panoramic viewpoints right up until we reach the fiord, where we can enjoy salmon and fresh cod for dinner. Overnight in Puyuhuapi.

Day 5 Puyuhuapi – Coyhaique (230 km)

Today we take our bikes and ride on an unpaved road that will lead us along the banks of the fiord and round the hairpin bends of the rain-washed mountains of Chilean Patagonia. From the summit, we’ll admire stunning waterfalls and glaciers before descending to rejoin the asphalted road. On our way to the final destination of the day, we’ll have the chance to ride through grassland, surrounded by rocky peaks and the sight of multi-colored expanses of flowers. Overnight in Coyhaique where will enjoy a great dinner with the view on the valley.

Day 6 Coyhaique – Antiguos (410 km)

After an early breakfast we leave the hotel and enjoy the stretch of quick asphalted road and the unpaved kilometers of the Carretera Austral. On the way we’ll stop to admire the amazing Carrera Lake. We'll ride alongside this vast sheet of water until we reach the border with Argentina, where iconic Ruta40 starts again. Overnight and dinner in Antiguos.

Day 7 Antiguos – Gregores (370 km)

Today we’ll enjoy a great ride on Ruta40. We shall maintain a good speed for the whole day, but get a taste of the unpaved road for the last 30 km. We’ll end the day with a delicious a dinner of spit-roasted lamb accompanied by local wine and served in an authentic Tehuelche estancia. Overnight in Gregores.

Day 8 Gregores - El Calafate (315 km)

The gravel road and the wind will be tough for half of the day, but will be compensated with the views of the Viedma and Argentino lakes. We return to the paved road and stop for lunch in the historic estancia that gave refuge to Butch Cassidy, the Sundance Kid and Ethel Place when in flight after a robbery. The excellent road surface will take us as far as El Calafate, the final stop of the day. This vibrant city famous for its nightlife movida, will be our host for the next two nights.

Day 9 El Calafate (Perito Moreno)

Today is time to explore the beautiful Los Glaciares National Park, located at the foot of the majestic Perito Moreno Glacier. The crash of yet another block of thousand-year-old ice smashing onto the sheet of water, and echoing afar, makes this a unique experience of its kind, an unforgettable moment. In the evening you are free to spend your time as you like. Overnight in El Calafate.

Day 10 El Calafate - Torres del Paine (310 km)

Today Ruta40 leaves from El Calafate, alternating between paved and unpaved, but without sparing us the wind, which in this region blows with gusts that can reach 130 km/h. We continue riding till we reach Torres del Paine National Park - the eighth wonder of the world. We’ll ride round the unpaved circuit and stop for the night with the added benefit of an exceptional view of the towering peaks. Overnight and dinner in Torres del Paine.

Day 11 Torres del Paine - Cerro Sombrero (450 km)

Today we take our bikes and head to the Magellan Straits where we’ll enjoy lunch inside the wreck of the steamship Amadeo. With the batteries recharged we are ready for landing on Tierra del Fuego, where we ‘ll celebrate another conquest on this journey. Overnight and dinner in Cerro Sombrero.

Day 12 Cerro Sombrero – Ushuaia (475 km)

Today we’ll cross the heart of Tierra del Fuego in front of the Atlantic Ocean. A series of lakes and mountain hairpin bends will lead us to Ushuaia - the southernmost city in the world reachable by land. As the culmination of our feat we shall win through to the signpost Fin del Mundo (World’s End) in the Lapataia National Park. We’ll end the day with a spectacular dinner based on extraordinarily fresh king crab.

Day 13 Ushuaia - Rio Grande (220 km)

In the morning you are free to visit Ushuaia and its surroundings. After lunch we get back on the bikes and head northwards to meet the ferry that will carry us to Punta Arenas the following day. We shall enjoy our final Argentinian wine in front of the Atlantic Ocean, which witnessed the Falklands Islands (Islas Malvinas) War. Overnight in Rio Grande.

Day 14 Rio Grande – Punta Arenas (250 km)

Today we return in Chile, where we’ll ride along the Magellan Straits on the last unpaved stretch of road on our journey. We will need to reach Porvenir by 1.00 p.m. to embark on the ferry that lands at Punta Arenas after 5.00 p.m. Once we have arrived at Punta Arenas we’ll return the motorbikes and end this amazing journey with a farewell dinner. Overnight in Punta Arenas.

Day 15 Departure day Punta Arenas

Today you will be transferred to Punta Arenas airport for a connection to Santiago (Chile), from where you will board your homeward flight.