Travel and transport agencies Patagonie

To send his little postcard from the other side of the world!

Several Internet cafés in the city. Very quick connection.

About computers. The connection is good. Telephone and mail cabins.

Correo Argentino is the main postal service in Argentina, with over 3,300 outlets across the country. This makes it the most extensive network in the country, offering access to postal services even in rural areas where it may be the only means of communication. The El Calafate branch offers a range of postal services, including national and international mail, financial services and wire services.

You can connect to the Internet.

You can call or call. Closed early in the afternoon.

The Río Gallegos post office is located at 893 Avenue Julio A. Roca Avenue. The post office website is also available for further information and online procedures.

Locutorios around Plaza Pagano.

You can connect, enjoy or drink a glass of wine in the sofas. Pleasant atmosphere but you have to have time before yourself: The service is not always very fast!

Call reception from the cabin 11.

A well-established agency, which offers very serious benefits.

This agency, led by a small, friendly and dynamic team, specializes in creating customized trips to Chile, Argentina, Peru and Bolivia. Ricardo, multilingual manager, is a former guide specialized in Patagonia. From the Atacama Desert to Antarctica, he works with experienced guides, constantly working on their knowledge. Each guide is specially trained to transmit not only the local culture, but also the emotion of the trip, the one that animates, transports and changes our view of the world.

Specializing in nature outings, the Mente Nomade agency is a reference in the Aysen region. Felipe and Edith, both biologists by profession, created this structure with the aim of taking visitors on a discovery of some of the area's secrets. Here, you can wander through the forests of Cerro Castillo National Park and its endemic mushrooms, get close to the fjords, discover the fascinating Chonos culture and, if you're lucky, even admire the Huemul, the fierce Chilean deer.

Chile's Araucania region is a region of the country. It is bordered to the north by the Biobío region, to the east by Argentina and to the south by the Rivers region. Its regional capital, Temuco, is located 670 km from Santiago. Temuco has a population of around 245,347. Its name in Mapudungun (the language of the Mapuche people) means "Temu water", in reference to a fragrant shrub with edible fruit. Araucania has a rich history, marked by fighting between the Mapuches (Araucans) and the Spanish, then the Chilean government until the end of the 19th century. The Bio-Bio river marks the natural boundary between central and southern Chile, and also forms the northern border of Araucania. The Araucans were an elusive people, hidden in the forests, and the Spanish conquistadors had a hard time subduing them. Today, the Araucania region offers visitors the chance to discover the culture and history of the Mapuche, as well as to enjoy magnificent natural landscapes.