Patagonia, Argentina
If winter is chasing you, Patagonia throws its doors wide open.
A private lodge in Río Pico, Chubut, built around fly fishing, trekking and horseback riding — guided, unhurried, entirely yours for the week.
Start planningBeyond the known road — a Patagonia only we can show you
This is where anglers and adventurers from around the world arrive, seeking total immersion in nature alongside others chasing the same thing. A trip you won't forget.
A day shaped by the landscape
Your stay in Patagonia is built around full days outside, with a private guide and the freedom to follow the weather, the water and your own pace.
01
Breakfast
Start slowly with coffee and something warm before setting out.
02
Into the field
Spend the day fishing, trekking or riding with a private guide.
03
Lunch travels with you
A meal is prepared and carried to wherever the day takes you.
04
Back to the lodge
Return when the light softens across the valley, then settle in for the evening.
05
Dinner and fire
End with a local meal, a glass of wine and the story of the day.
The experiences
WE'VE THOUGHT OF EVERYTHING FOR YOU
Every day is built around you — a private guide, a small group, or just the two of you and the landscape.
TREKKING THROUGH THE ANDEAN WILDERNESS
Trails seen by only a handful of travelers each year, through forest, glacial valley and mountain ridge.
Full day · Private guide
HORSEBACK RIDING AT THE FOOT OF THE ANDES
Ride Patagonian criollo horses alongside the gauchos who raised them, across open country toward the mountains.
Half day · Local guide
Ready-made programs
A few itineraries already put together — pick one as your starting point, then make it yours on a quick call.

The destination
AT THE END OF EACH DAY, THE LODGE
After walking all day among the wind and the stones, you discover that Patagonia can be warm — all it takes is a fire that never goes out and a kitchen that guesses your hunger before it arrives.
Discover the LodgeThe people behind Escape Patagonia
Johanna Kain knows the business from every angle — the kitchen, the river, the mountain. She's the one who finds what a guest needs before they ask for it, and who keeps the direct relationships with some of the best guides in Patagonia.
Gonzalo Jurado makes sure Escape Patagonia works end to end — from first contact through the day-to-day of the trip. His focus is that anyone who arrives understands clearly what they're about to experience, with precise writing and real packages.
What we're building isn't just trips — it's disconnection with a purpose. A place with room for patience, the kind cities don't leave space for. Whether you're an angler looking to unplug, or a parent bringing a kid along to learn fly fishing or trekking for the first time, there's a guide for whatever you're after. The only way to reach us is a real conversation: book a video call, at a time that works for you, and we'll walk through everything you want to know.
GUESTS WHO MADE THE JOURNEY
“We came for the landscape and stayed, mentally, months later. We're already planning to go back.”
Sophie & Antoine
Paris, France
“We left London under the rain and arrived somewhere that felt like another century. Nothing felt like a hotel.”
Charlotte & James
London, United Kingdom
“Our guide knew every bend of that river. It's the kind of trip you can't book from a brochure.”
Michael R.
New York, USA
“We came for the landscape and stayed, mentally, months later. We're already planning to go back.”
Sophie & Antoine
Paris, France
“We left London under the rain and arrived somewhere that felt like another century. Nothing felt like a hotel.”
Charlotte & James
London, United Kingdom
INHABIT THE SILENCE THAT MEN FORGOT WHEN THEY INVENTED TIME.
Book a call, build your own program, or ask about a specific package — however you start, your request comes straight to us, and you'll pick a time to talk it through together.
Plan your escape