Dv Turismo Patagonia

Dv Turismo Patagonia offers a structured travel program for those looking to explore the Esquel and Trevelin area through thematic routes. Departures are organized around small groups, with a focus on the authenticity of the Patagonian environment and the guidance of specialized guides who facilitate a deeper understanding of the region’s geology, local history, and biodiversity.

Adventure activities and contact with the landscape

For travelers seeking a more active experience, the itineraries incorporate disciplines such as rafting, kayaking, and mountain biking. On adrenaline-focused trips, the program includes runs down class II to IV rapids rivers, such as the Río Corcovado, using technical equipment to navigate rugged terrain. These outings typically combine physical activity with moments of rest, such as outdoor meals or overnight stays in distinctive accommodation, like domes in Parque Nacional Los Alerces, which allow for a direct connection with the lake landscape.

Contact with the Andean foothills also comes through canopy tours and trekking. In areas such as Pueblo Alto, cable stations allow visitors to take in the scale of the vegetation from above, while in sectors like Reserva Natural Laguna La Z or Laguna Carao, mountain bikes provide access to viewpoints overlooking the Cordón Esquel. These activities are designed for visitors who prefer a physical exploration of the terrain, while also valuing safety and professional guidance throughout.

Cultural routes and local traditions

Another strand of the program focuses on regional identity, incorporating Welsh history and local gastronomy. The more leisurely itineraries follow the Welsh Route, visiting landmarks such as the Cascadas Nant y Fall and the historic Molino Harinero de Trevelin. On these outings, the experience is built around tasting regional products, including visits to local wineries where Patagonian wine pairings are offered.

Historic rail transport is also a central element, with rides on the Viejo Expreso Patagónico, known as La Trochita. This journey across the steppe conveys the significance of this rail network to regional connectivity. Itineraries typically include stops in traditional villages to take part in local customs, such as Welsh tea, which complements the landscape with an immersion in the traditions that define the people of Esquel and its surroundings.

Geological exploration and landmark landscapes

The outings also include a scientific and naturalist dimension. Expert-led excursions, guided by specialists such as geologists, allow visitors to understand the formation of remarkable structures like Piedra Parada and the Cañadón de la Buitrera, where a large-scale volcanic caldera and its distinctive formations can be studied. These routes are aimed at visitors interested in the natural processes that shaped the landscape of Chubut.

Taken together, the itineraries offered by Dv Turismo Patagonia aim to provide a comprehensive view of the destination, alternating between the intensity of river sports and the contemplation of natural monuments such as the Alerce Milenario in Parque Nacional Los Alerces. The structure of the trips allows each itinerary to be tailored to different interests, whether a slower pace centered on culture or a schedule filled with physical activities in high-mountain settings.