PATAGONIA:
FRAMES
FRAMES
MILES &
7-day small group journey
You already know the images — the jagged peaks, the blue ice, the endless steppe.
What you don't know yet is what it feels like to
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Perito Moreno moves, groans, and occasionally collapses into the water in front of you. One of the few advancing glaciers left on the planet.
A glacier you hear before you see it
EL CALAFATE
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We hike to reach Laguna de los Tres. Fitz Roy at first light, with cold hands and breakfast that tastes better than anything you've had in months.
EL CHALTÉN
A view that takes 20km to earn
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Last evening at a traditional estancia. Fire going, horses nearby, food that hits differently after five days on the trail. Just a good way to end it.
ESTANCIA
A dinner with Fitz Roy on the horizon
Physical Activity
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Immercivity
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Lago di Braies
The lake lies at the foot of the rock wall of the Croda del Becco (ted. Seekofel , lad. Sass dla Porta 2,810 m) and is located within the natural park Fanes - Senes and Braies.
THE JOURNEY
Seven days. Real trails.
One photographer.
One photographer.
Patagonia doesn't need an introduction. What you don't know yet is what it feels like to actually move through it — on your own feet, with your lungs burning on the last kilometer up to Fitz Roy, with a group of strangers who stop feeling like strangers somewhere around day three.
This is a 7-day journey through the routes that made Patagonia famous and a few that don't make the highlight reels. We hike, eat well, ride horses through open steppe, and finish at least one dinner by firelight.
Yeah, I'll have my cameras. I'm not there just to shoot content — I'm there because traveling with someone who notices things changes how everyone else notices things too.
This is a 7-day journey through the routes that made Patagonia famous and a few that don't make the highlight reels. We hike, eat well, ride horses through open steppe, and finish at least one dinner by firelight.
Yeah, I'll have my cameras. I'm not there just to shoot content — I'm there because traveling with someone who notices things changes how everyone else notices things too.
We land, meet the group, drop bags at the hotel. First dinner together — first chance to figure out who you're spending the next seven days with.
Low-key on purpose. Tomorrow changes that.
Low-key on purpose. Tomorrow changes that.
Full day at the glacier. We walk the pasarelas, watch it move, then get out on the water to see it from the front.
Seeing a glacier is impressive. Hearing massive blocks of ice break off and crash into the water is unforgettable.
Seeing a glacier is impressive. Hearing massive blocks of ice break off and crash into the water is unforgettable.
A shorter hike to get a feel for the terrain and pace. Also to see if your boots are actually broken in or just thought they were.
The village is small, the trails start right outside. Get your bearings — tomorrow is the main event.
The village is small, the trails start right outside. Get your bearings — tomorrow is the main event.
Different from yesterday in almost every way — and worth it for exactly that reason. Forests, open valleys, rivers, rocky terrain, then glacier views as you close in on the lake.
Back in El Chaltén by evening. A proper dinner. You earned it.
Back in El Chaltén by evening. A proper dinner. You earned it.
The main event. 20–25km, steep finish, early start. We hike through the night to reach the lagoon at sunrise — Fitz Roy right in front of you, cold hands, the best breakfast you'll have all year.
This route is no joke. Trekking poles provided. Worth every step.
This route is no joke. Trekking poles provided. Worth every step.
After days on foot, we trade boots for saddles. We ride across the open steppe on paths gauchos have been using for generations — no marked trails, no crowds.
The day ends at a traditional estancia with Fitz Roy visible in the distance. Fire going, food on the table, no agenda.
A good way to spend the last full evening.
The day ends at a traditional estancia with Fitz Roy visible in the distance. Fire going, food on the table, no agenda.
A good way to spend the last full evening.
...or?
Transfer out, with help for anyone staying on or heading somewhere new. Seven days is enough for Patagonia to change something. Whether you go home or keep going — that part's up to you.
Bariloche, Ushuaia, Buenos Aires — we can help with that too.
Transfer out, with help for anyone staying on or heading somewhere new. Seven days is enough for Patagonia to change something. Whether you go home or keep going — that part's up to you.
Bariloche, Ushuaia, Buenos Aires — we can help with that too.
| Seven days. Real trails. One photographer. Patagonia doesn't need an introduction. What you don't know yet is what it feels like to actually move through it — on your own feet, with your lungs burning on the last kilometer up to Fitz Roy, with a group of strangers who stop feeling like strangers somewhere around day three. This is a 7-day journey through the routes that made Patagonia famous and a few that don't make the highlight reels. We hike, eat well, ride horses through open steppe, and finish at least one dinner by firelight. Yeah, I'll have my cameras. I'm not there just to shoot content — I'm there because traveling with someone who notices things changes how everyone else notices things too. |
| Seven days. Real trails. One photographer. Patagonia doesn't need an introduction. What you don't know yet is what it feels like to actually move through it — on your own feet, with your lungs burning on the last kilometer up to Fitz Roy, with a group of strangers who stop feeling like strangers somewhere around day three. This is a 7-day journey through the routes that made Patagonia famous and a few that don't make the highlight reels. We hike, eat well, ride horses through open steppe, and finish at least one dinner by firelight. Yeah, I'll have my cameras. I'm not there just to shoot content — I'm there because traveling with someone who notices things changes how everyone else notices things too. |
WHY TRAVEL WITH UNIK TRAVEL
EIGHT YEARS,
FOUR CONTINENTS
FOUR CONTINENTS
Fashion photographer, documentary shooter, Buenos Aires local by choice. Over a thousand experiences led across every place he's called home. Always small groups. Always with cameras.
8
Years behind the lens
1k+
Experiences led across 4 continents
1YR
Buenos Aires local — knows the place from the inside
≤8
People per group — always
