Day 01
Santiago to Punta Arenas
Domestic flight south, overnight in Puerto Natales.

Chile · Torres del Paine
A journey planned with Kat
Ten days at the end of the world: guided hikes on the W circuit, a boat under Grey Glacier, and the softest wool blankets you've ever slept under.
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Highlights
Guided hike to the Torres base at sunrise
Zodiac under Grey Glacier
Estancia asado with local gauchos
Two nights at a luxury eco-lodge inside the park
A representative shape
Shown to illustrate how I plan. Your version is built around your dates, pace, and what you love.
Day 01
Domestic flight south, overnight in Puerto Natales.
Day 02
Drive to the lodge, easy warm-up hike, welcome dinner.
Day 03
Long guided day up to the towers, hot bath on return.
Day 04
Catamaran across Lake Pehoé, hike up the valley.
Day 05
Zodiac under the ice face, kayak option.
Day 06
Horse riding, gaucho asado, early night.
Day 07
Ancient cave, boat on Última Esperanza fjord.
Day 08
Border crossing to Argentina, walk on Perito Moreno.
Day 09
Fly north, tango dinner in San Telmo.
Day 10
Late brunch, transfer to the airport.
When you'd like to travel
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From the journal
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Greece · 7 days
I would send you here if you want beauty without spending the week fighting crowds. I'd keep you out of Fira, split the stay between Oia and quieter Megalochori, and protect one full day from plans.
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Italy · 6 days
I'd choose Amalfi for you if the sea matters more than checking off towns. We would travel by small boat whenever possible, sleep away from the loudest streets, and treat Ravello as an evening rather than a hurried day trip.
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Japan · 8 days
I'd send you to Kyoto only if you are willing to start early and leave parts of the day unclaimed. The temples are worth it before the buses arrive; the afternoons are better spent around tea, gardens, and one neighbourhood at a time.
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