If you’ve ever traveled to Patagonia, then it’s easy to understand why it made ListsForAll’s Best Honeymoon Destinations. If you haven’t – and you and yours are planning the perfect getaway after saying ‘I Do’ – let us help you explore a little deeper into why newlyweds make this a top spot for celebrating their new romance.
1. Long Summer Days – During the summer months in Patagonia (December – February), daylight peaks around 17 hours! This means whether you wanna wake up early (like really early!) and hit the trails for a striking sunrise hike or simply take your time and enjoy all the wonders around – there is no rush being here. Just like the vast and endless landscapes, you’ll have all the time in the world to make some unforgettable first memories together in Patagonia. On the other hand, traveling to Patagonia in the winter months (mayo - agosto) gives you some of the longest nights…the perfect reason to stay in bed longer.
¨We arrived to Refugio Dickson in Torres del Paine around 10PM and there was still daylight. My fiancé and I were exhausted but we didn’t want to sleep… we wanted to explore this incredibly peaceful place. We took our sleeping bags down to the lake shore where we sat and enjoyed a well-deserved cold beer while listening to the glaciers move all around us. We never slept – we stayed up all night mesmerized by the twilight skies. It was a moment I’ll never forget…¨
-Alice & Luis on their best moment in Torres del Paine
2. Stunning Glacier Backdrops – Glaciers have carved some of the earth’s most stunning landscapes and Patagonia ranks high on the glacier list! Beautiful, intense glacial blue tones make for an incredible sight during an exciting ice hike, private honeymoon excursion, or boat navigation sailing through icebergs to the glacier’s giant ice walls; the perfect backdrop for sharing an unforgettable picture-worthy kiss.
3. Fine Wine & Wild Horses – Chile’s geography offers diverse territories for some of the best vineyards nestled in the valleys of Maipo o Aconcagua (among several others!). Chile’s wine industry is an important element in the country’s identity and culture. Here in the south you can savor a rich cabernet sauvignon o bordeaux blend while you watch some of the last Patagonian wild horses run free….we promise this isn’t something made up. Here it’s just enjoying everyday life in Southern Patagonia….
4. Cold, Romantic Nights – Take off those hiking clothes and hang them to dry (more than likely they’ll be wet if you catch Patagonia on a good day). After a long day’s hike, what’s better than a hot shower and a good night’s rest next to your other half? Patagonia and Torres del Paine has some of the best luxury hotels and accommodations including the exclusive Campamento a orillas del Río on the shores of the Serrano River. And when temperatures at night can drop down to 0°C what better way to warm things up than sharing body heat under fresh down covers and crisp linens. Enjoy a romantic sunset as the burning horizon falls against the famous Paine Massif.
5. Some of the Freshest Seafood – Chile has some of the best seafood and several traditional dishes such as ceviche, centolla (king crab), salmon, sea bass, oysters, and many more favorites which can be found on just about any menu! Seafood has been known to increase sex drive and fertility in couples giving you another reason to enjoy every bite and making Chilean cuisine sexier than ever.
Lunes a Viernes
9hrs - 13hrs / 15hrs - 19hrs
Sábado: 9hrs a 13hrs
