Patagonia Camp is a luxury hotel in Torres del Paines National Park... "From within our yurts you will be able to hear the sound of wind or rain while you go to sleep, gaze at the stars right from your bed, and encounter one of the most beautiful landscapes of the world every time you step outside."

Matching jackets and his and hers hiking boots, of course.

Chef Dante Liporace is a shining light, having completed a stint under Ferran Adrià at el Bulli, and now putting a spin on his national cuisine at Torquino. Treat us to this one of a kind meal!

The classic Santigueno cocktail, the terremoto – a blend of white wine and pineapple sorbet – we'll take 10.

An adventure that will lead you into the heart of the mountain. After crossing Lake Pehoé, you will begin a hike along a rustic trail in the midst of a notro and coihue trees forest. Upon reaching the suspension bridge there is a spectacular view of the Glaciar Francés.

Fuente Alemana serves up a mean lunch, centered around the Lomito, a large pork sandwich, about 15 centimeters across, teaming with avocado and dripping in homemade mayonnaise...we cannot wait to share this romantic meal.

Help us unwind after 20+ hours of travel at the Home Hotel in Buenos Aires!

The Vega Central and the Vega Chica are side-by-side markets in Santiago offering loads of fresh produce, meats, groceries and small counter-style eateries. We're especially excited to try the mote con huesillo, a traditional Chilean summer-time drink made from wheat and peaches!

Be seduced by the fascinating landscape of Argentinia's Perito Moreno glacier on a full day tour from El Calafate. Explore glacier streams, small lagoons, gullies, crevasses and plenty of ice formations on this one of a kind South American experience.

John doesn't travel anywhere without at least one camera in tow. We can't wait to document this gorgeous, foreign landscape!

A full day in the heart of Chile’s agricultural belt visiting the top wineries in the Cachapoal Valley. With very little maritime influence, Cachapoal is predominantly known for its rich red wines, particularly Cabernet Sauvignon near the Andes and award-winning Carménère near the center of the valley.

After a 40-minute trek you will arrive at the base of the Cascada del Toro waterfall, which is surrounded by native woods, lush vegetation and a variety of birds. While visiting this secret spot you can take beautiful pictures from yet another angle of the Paine Massif, Los Cuernos, La Sierra and Lake Toro.