Small groups · 4–8 riders October 2026 — Fully booked

Patagonia motorcycle tours (Argentina + Chile)

Ride Patagonia. Cross the Andes. Travel in a small group with expert guides and full support — so you can focus on the ride, not the logistics.

Base: Osorno, Chile (Patagonia)
Two-country Andes routes
English/Spanish guides
Support van + luggage handling
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We're preparing our 2027 schedule. Private departures available.

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Andes Crossing (Patagonia) – 11 days

A guided Patagonia motorcycle tour across the Andes (Argentina → Chile → Argentina). This is our signature Patagonia experience: the classic two-country route built around mountain passes, lake crossings, and volcanic landscapes — with comfort and pacing that feel premium, not rushed.

Highlights you’ll experience

Cross the Andes through legendary Patagonian passes and lakeside roads.
Ride the famous Lake Pirihueico ferry crossing with the bikes.
Share an Argentine asado night and the mate ritual with local hosts.
Stay in carefully selected hotels (3★–5★) after long ride days.
Optional adventure day: rafting in Chile’s Enco River region.
Departure availability October 2026 — Fully booked.
We're preparing our 2027 schedule.
Private departures Available for couples, families, and groups
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Patagonia riding

Riding conditions in Patagonia

Patagonia is not extreme enduro — but it is real travel riding.

Long scenic paved stretches

The kind you dream about: lakeside curves, mountain backdrops, and smooth rhythm days.

Gravel sections

Depending on route and season, with support and guidance so it stays enjoyable.

Variable weather

Sun, wind, cold mornings, and occasional rain — Patagonia keeps you honest.

Why MTX

The MTX difference

Small groups. Big support. Real local insight. We keep departures intentionally small (typically 4–8 riders) to deliver a safer, smoother, and more personal Patagonia motorcycle tour — without feeling like a bus tour on two wheels.

Guides who ride

Our guides are riders with deep knowledge of Patagonia, route conditions, and Argentina–Chile border logistics.

Support van included

We carry luggage, tools, spare parts, and snacks. With Shared Ride, two riders share one motorcycle and take turns at the controls; the van is there as a safety net if anyone needs a break from the saddle.

Routes designed for experiences

Every day blends riding with culture: ferry crossings, local food, quiet viewpoints, small towns, and moments that feel earned — not staged.

Clear planning & communication

From the first message, you’ll receive practical help: gear guidance, flight suggestions, Chile crossing documents, and a transparent booking process.

4–8 riders per departure
English/Spanish guides
Support van + luggage handling
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Inclusions

What’s included in your Patagonia motorcycle tour

Your tour is built to feel effortless — the good kind of organized.

Included on most MTX Patagonia tours

Everything you need for a smooth, supported expedition.

Motorcycle rental options (500–850cc adventure/touring class)
English/Spanish lead guide + daily briefings and route planning
Support van for luggage, tools, spare parts, snacks, and a safety-net seat
Hotel accommodation selected for comfort, location, and consistency (3★–5★)
Ferry tickets when the route includes crossings (including Lake Pirihueico on Andes Crossing)
National Park / reserve fees where applicable
Customs assistance for Argentina–Chile border crossings
Rider kit + digital roadbook
Pre-trip briefing + flight and gear assistance
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FAQ

Patagonia motorcycle tour FAQs

Quick answers to the most common questions we get from riders planning Patagonia.

Do I need off-road experience?
Not necessarily. Some gravel confidence helps, but most riders can handle it with solid road experience and a willingness to learn. We also offer pre-trip workshops.
Can two riders share one motorcycle?
Yes. With Shared Ride, two riders share one motorcycle and take turns at the controls, so both live the full route from the saddle. The support van carries the luggage and is there as a safety net.
What time of year is best for Patagonia motorcycle touring?
Patagonia is seasonal. We run planned departures when conditions are most stable, and we’ll recommend the best dates based on your preferred route and riding style.
Can I book a private Patagonia tour?
Absolutely. Private departures are available for couples, families, friends, and corporate groups — with custom hotels, pace, and activities.
What happens if the weather changes?
We plan flexible days and adjust routes based on safety. Patagonia weather can be unpredictable; smart planning is part of the experience.