Nestled in native forest near the mountain village of El Chaltén, Chaltén Camp offers a secluded glamping experience surrounded by Patagonia’s iconic peaks. Just a 10-minute drive from town (or a 30-minute walk) and 3 hours from El Calafate Airport, the camp is ideally located for exploring Los Glaciares National Park.
The 12 geodesic domes (8 Premium, 4 Deluxe) are set on wooden platforms and include queen beds, private bathrooms, wood-burning stoves, and large windows — with Premium domes offering direct views of Mount Fitz Roy. Elevated walkways connect the domes to common areas, including riverside hammocks and lounges and the main dome, where meals are served. The stay includes full board with breakfast, picnic lunch, and 3-course Patagonian dinner.
The camp is the perfect base for hikes to Laguna de los Tres, Laguna Torre, and other trails in the national park. Optional activities like kayaking, fly fishing, rock climbing and cultural visits can be arranged at extra cost.

 

Just outside El Chaltén, OVO Patagonia offers a one-of-a-kind capsule experience suspended 270m above the ground on a dramatic rock face. Designed for adventurous travellers, this high-altitude retreat features 4 transparent capsules with panoramic views of Mount Fitz Roy and the surrounding wilderness.
Each capsule accommodates 2 guests across 3 compact levels — a double bed on the top, a minimalist lounge with dry toilet in the middle and a suspended net floor below for open-air views. Reaching the site is an exhilarating journey itself and involves a guided hike through native forest and a Via Ferrata climb, all with full support from experienced local experts.
Two programs are available: OVO Night, including dinner and breakfast for an overnight stay under the stars; and a OVO Half-Day experience, featuring lunch high up with spectacular views. Both include transfers from El Chaltén, 4x4 transport to the starting point at Estancia Bonanza, the guided hike and climb, and meals at the capsule. A mountain guide is always on call, ready to assist guests or deliver meals at altitude.

 

Just 5 km from the centre of San Pedro de Atacama, UNAI Atacama offers a luxurious desert experience that combines comfort, privacy and sustainability. Set in the unspoilt landscape of the Ayllu de Solor, with stunning views of Licancabur Volcano, this eco-hotel comprises a small selection of spacious luxury yurt tents (40–60 m²), fully equipped for desert conditions with king-size beds, en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning, central heating, private terraces and hot tubs in selected units.

Designed in collaboration with South African partners, and incorporating traditional Atacameño techniques and local materials, UNAI Atacama blends rustic elegance with minimal environmental impact, powered entirely by solar energy. The on-site UNAI Restaurant offers a refined take on northern Chilean cuisine, which is paired with local wines and signature cocktails. Guests can relax in the open-air wellness area with yoga and massage treatments under a centuries-old carob tree, or enjoy outdoor activities such as guided excursions and e-bike tours. Available  programs range from Bed & Breakfast to Half-Board, All-Inclusive and  the UNAI Private Program with personalised guided tours and tasting menus.

Tucked away on a secluded stretch of Chile’s Atacama coast, Wara Nómade is an exclusive off-grid beach camp just 45 min from the Wara Hotel in Copiapó. This luxury glamping experience offers a small number of safari-style tents, welcoming up to just 6 guests for absolute privacy and immersion in nature. Set between dunes and the Pacific Ocean, guests can enjoy open-air dining, lantern-lit evenings, and stargazing under some of the clearest skies on Earth.

A wide range of activities is available, from snorkelling, paddleboarding, kayaking and dune buggying, to sandboarding, 4x4 expeditions and trekking in Nevado Tres Cruces National Park. Off the beaten path, the Atacama Region around Copiapó remains a hidden gem, with highlights like the white sands of Bahía Inglesa, scenic dune picnics, and vineyard-lined valleys rising towards the Andes. Wara Nómade invites guests to reconnect with nature in a wild, peaceful setting — always with a touch of refined simplicity.

Opening in December 2025, Lodge Caleta Gonzalo will offer a new, back-to-basics way to experience Northern Patagonia with the addition of 5 Refuge Domes set in a quiet, forested area of the campground. Located along the legendary Carretera Austral, this rustic eco-lodge is the perfect base for exploring Pumalín Douglas Tompkins National Park.

Taking inspiration from the minimalist dome concept of Ecocamp Patagonia – another pioneering project by the same founders – the 3.6 m domes provide simple, comfortable accommodation for travellers seeking an immersive nature experience. Each dome features a double or twin bed, interior lighting, warm blankets and a USB charging port. Shared bathrooms with hot showers are reserved exclusively for dome guests. While there’s no heating or private facilities, guests can enjoy pure stillness, starry nights and a deep connection to the surrounding landscape.

Framed by fjords, ancient forests, waterfalls and dramatic peaks, the lodge also offers rustic wooden cabins and a restaurant, both originally designed by conservation pioneers Doug and Kris Tompkins. The easiest way to reach Caleta Gonzalo is to take a 35-min flight by Aerocord from Puerto Montt to Chaitén, followed by a 1-hour drive—though ferry routes and road trips through Patagonia’s most scenic stretches are also unforgettable options.

The Inca Trail has been reimagined — offering a premium glamping experience. This Luxury Inca Trail invites travellers to follow the legendary route to Machu Picchu with elevated service, wellness elements and highly personalised care throughout the journey.
Set against breathtaking Andean landscapes and rich cultural heritage, the experience features deluxe camp setups with spacious tents, real beds, hot outdoor showers and a dining dome, where gourmet Andean cuisine is served alongside fine wines and cocktails. For added indulgence, a massage tent offers therapeutic treatments along the trail. A dedicated team of professional guides, porters and chefs ensures seamless service, allowing guests to enjoy the journey to the fullest without having to carry their own gear. This is the most exclusive way to experience the legendary Inca Trail. 

As alternative, follow the road less travelled to Machu Picchu on Mountain Lodges of Peru’s signature 7-day lodge-to-lodge Salkantay Trek. This immersive journey crosses 15 unique ecosystems, a 4,636m mountain pass and remote Andean villages. Each day ends in comfort at one of the scenic mountain lodges, where hot showers, outdoor jacuzzis, gourmet meals with select wines, down bedding and personalised service ensure that no comfort is spared — even in the heart of the Andes. All lodges combine traditional Inca building techniques with rustic luxury and are staffed by experienced local teams and expert mountain guides.

Starting near Soraypampa, the route winds through dramatic highland landscapes and lush cloud forest before reaching Aguas Calientes and culminating in a guided exploration of Machu Picchu. 

A shorter 3-day Salkantay Lodge Getaway is also available, as are similar lodge-to-lodge trekking programmes along the Lares Trek, which offers the option of cultural excursions instead of hiking. There are also further Special Interest Tours, such as a Wellness & Yoga Journey, a Multi-Sport Adventure or an Archaeoastronomy Trek to Machu Picchu.

 

For those looking to venture beyond Machu Picchu into the heart of the high Andes, Andean Lodges offers exclusive lodge-to-lodge treks around Ausangate — one of Peru's most sacred mountains. Developed in partnership with the rural communities of Chillca and Osefina, these routes offer a combination of stunning landscapes, cultural encounters and remote luxury.

Highlights include the 5-day Trail of the Apu through the Cordillera Vilcanota, featuring glaciers, red-rock valleys, alpine lakes and the colourful Vinicunca (Rainbow Mountain). Local guides and pack llamas support each day’s trek, which ends in a cosy mountain lodge — among the highest lodge in the world — where guests enjoy hot showers, hearty Andean meals and spectacular views.

All programmes include private transfers from Cusco, full board, expert mountain guides and luggage transport by llama. Shorter treks suitable for all fitness levels and customisable extensions are also available.
 

Perched high above Peru’s Sacred Valley, Skylodge offers an unforgettable stay in a fully transparent luxury capsule — combining comfort and adrenaline with breathtaking Andean views. Located just over an hour from Cusco, this is adventure taken to new heights.

Guests can access it via a 400-metre Via Ferrata climb or a 40-minute hike followed by ziplining. The reward? One of 3 handcrafted capsules (total capacity: 8 guests), made from aerospace aluminum and weather-resistant polycarbonate. Each features four beds, a dining area, private bathroom, solar-powered lighting, and 300° panoramic views. Cozy bedding and down duvets ensure a warm night under the stars.

Packages include round-trip transport from Cusco, a gourmet dinner with wine, breakfast and support from professional, bilingual mountain guides. Alternatively, day adventures such as cliffside lunches, ziplining and/or via ferrata climbs are also available.

  

Experience one of the world's most surreal landscapes in ultimate style with a private Deluxe Airstream Camper set in the heart of the Uyuni Salt Flats. On this 3-day/2-night glamping adventure, guests travel across the vast, mirror-like plains in a private 4WD with a personal guide, sleeping under the stars in a fully-equipped, luxury camper featuring a double bed, a private bathroom with hot shower, heating, a minibar and panoramic windows.

The package includes private round-trip transfers from Uyuni, a bilingual guide, entrance fees and all meals. A personal chef joins the journey to prepare fresh local and international dishes — including sunset cocktails against the glowing horizon. Guests can explore the white expanse on foot, by bike or by vehicle, visit Incahuasi Island with its towering cacti and hike Thunupa Volcano to reach ancient mummy caves. Each night, the Airstream is set up in a secluded spot on the salt flats, offering a one-of-a-kind overnight experience in complete silence and serenity.

Tucked into the rolling hills of inland Maldonado, Sacromonte offers an exclusive stay in a distinguished wine region of Uruguay. Surrounded by 250 acres of vineyards, native forests and open valleys, this rural retreat features just 4 architect-designed 'shelters' with mirrored façades, private plunge pools and uninterrupted views of the landscape.

Each Refugio — Viña, Lago, Sierra, or Horizonte — is accessed by private electric buggy and includes a fireplace, kitchenette and floor-to-ceiling glass walls for a quiet, immersive escape in nature. The on-site restaurant serves seasonal cuisine paired with Sacromonte’s award-winning minimal-intervention wines, produced at Uruguay’s highest-altitude vineyard.

Optional activities include scenic walks, horse riding, vineyard tours, outdoor wine tastings and visits to a nearby organic garden and chapel. Day visits with lunch and guided tastings are also available by reservation.

Deep in the tropical forest of the Sierra de La Macarena and accessible only by river, La Manigua Lodge is a boutique eco-retreat set in one of Colombia’s most biodiverse regions. Access to La Macarena is by air, with direct flights available from Bogotá, Medellín or Villavicencio (the only option during the dry season). From there, it’s a 30-min scenic boat ride upstream to the lodge — the perfect base for exploring the surreal landscapes around Caño Cristales, the iconic 'River of Five Colours'.
The lodge features 5 sustainably built cabins in 3 categories — Deluxe, Couple and Family — all designed for privacy and connection with nature. Each cabin comes with a private terrace, hammock, outdoor shower and solar-powered lighting. For adventurous souls, the Canopy Cabin sits 106 steps above the forest floor and is an open-walled treetop hideaway with outdoor bathroom and sweeping jungle views, macaws overhead and sunrises visible from bed.
The all-inclusive packages of 2, 3 or 4 nights include return airport transfers from La Macarena, full board with regional cuisine and daily excursions led by expert local guides. Activities are tailored to the season (dry: Dec–Mar; Colour: Jun–Nov) and guest interests, including hikes to Caño Cristales, visits to Ciudad de Piedra and Angosturas Canyon, wildlife observation, boat rides, waterfall visits and cultural encounters with local communities.

Overlooking the Chicamocha Canyon, just an hour from Bucaramanga and minutes from the colonial village of Los Santos, Aborígenes Hotel is the perfect base for exploring Santander’s unique blend of nature, adventure, and heritage. Inspired by the ancestral Guane culture, the hotel features 16 rustic-modern cabins — ideal for couples or small groups — all with panoramic views from a private deck, spacious terraces or cosy catamaran nets suspended over the landscape. On site, guests can enjoy an infinity pool with canyon views, 3 heated jacuzzis, a gym and trekking trails through the nearby hills. The restaurant serves creative dishes rooted in local traditions, complemented by artisan bread, craft beer, and freshly roasted coffee.
Whether guests are into hiking, paragliding, riding the cable car across the canyon, or strolling the cobbled streets of the charming nearby town of Barichara Aborígenes Hotel offers a serene and scenic retreat in the heart of Colombia’s adventure capital.

Just a 1,5 hours drive from Quito and close to Otavalo, Palumbo is a serene glamping retreat set amidst forests and private lakes — an ideal escape in the scenic Cayambe region.
In addition to 3 luxury villas, the property features 4 glamping tents, each offering boutique hotel comforts and warm, inviting interiors. Guests can choose from one-bedroom domes perfect for couples, or spacious multi-room tents, which sleeps up to 7 — ideal for families or small groups. Each accommodation includes a fireplace, BBQ area and lakefront views, ensuring privacy and comfort in nature.
Optional breakfasts and BBQ dinners are available. Guests can unwind with spa treatments by the lake, enjoy a quiet read or take part in optional activities such as horseback riding, e-bike tours and kayaking. Off-site excursions to Cayambe Volcano, San Pablo Lake and the Condor Park near Otavalo can easily be arranged.

Surrounded by 64 ha of protected rainforest near Misahuallí, the Hamadryade Lodge offers a secluded stay that combines comfort, nature and local culture. Built from sustainable wood and stone, the small-scale lodge features spacious Deluxe Bungalows and Suites with private Jacuzzis, king-size beds, air conditioning, panoramic jungle views, and open-air terraces, as well as more remote Eco Suites for a low-impact experience deeper in the forest.
Guests can enjoy refined Amazonian cuisine with a French twist at the on-site restaurant and relax at the spa, which offers natural treatments and ancestral rituals. A wide range of outdoor activities in the rainforest are available, including rafting, jungle hikes, visits to waterfalls, wildlife observation and cultural encounters with the local Kichwa and Huaorani communities.

Hidden within the lush Atlantic Forest of Brazil's Costa Verde, between Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, and just 30 min from Paraty, Picinguaba offers a unique coastal retreat, with the option of staying in either a private beachfront villa or a charming rainforest hotel.

The Picinguaba Villa is a rare privilege. Built in the 1970s — before the creation of the Serra do Mar State Park — it is the only large private property within the park, offering 3.5 km of pristine beach and complete seclusion. Surrounded by 6,000 m² of lush forest, the villa has 9 suites and 1 master suite with a Jacuzzi, with a total capacity of up to 20 people. Full-board dining includes organic produce from the property's own farm and freshly caught seafood. A team of hosts can arrange personalised activities such as schooner tours, rainforest hikes, picnics, and stand-up paddleboarding.

Next door, the Picinguaba Hotel offers 9 rooms with sea or garden views, with 2 private options: the 3-bedroom Villa Casa Verde, with a kitchen and terrace - ideal for families, and the romantic Master Suite for couples, with a private balcony and panoramic ocean views.

All guests have access to the pool and wood-fired sauna, as well as experiences such as candlelit dinners and nature walks. Whether staying in the villa or the hotel, Picinguaba promises barefoot luxury in harmony with nature.

Awasi Santa Catarina, Brazil
(formerly Ponta dos Ganchos)

Located on a private peninsula near Florianópolis on the Esmeralda coast, this exclusive retreat comprises 25 ocean-view villas, private plunge pools, and a Sisley Paris Spa. From November, the property will offer Awasi’s signature all-inclusive concept with personalized service, all meals, transfers, and private guides.

Awasi Mendoza, Argentina
(formerly Cavas Wine Lodge)

Set in a 55-acre vineyard at the foothills of the Andes, this 18-room wine lodge was named Best Resort in Argentina by Travel + Leisure in 2024. From November, it will also adopt the all-inclusive Awasi model, offering curated experiences, gourmet dining, and immersive wine and nature activities.

Refugia Chiloé, Chile
(formerly Tierra Chiloé)

The 24-room lodge continues to offer its high standards of service, but is opening up to more flexible travel styles, incl. family stays and B&B options. Guests can enjoy tailor-made tours, cultural experiences, wellness programs and local cuisine on the remote and scenic Chiloé Island. The lodge operates seasonally from Oct to May.