Patagonia Expedition

Patagonia Expedition

from $8,400 ppChile & Argentina · 12 daysdeparts 14 oct 2026 · 3 seats left
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( why we travel )

A great trip is not a list of places. It is a story with the right pacing — enough wonder to overwhelm you, and enough stillness to remember it clearly. We have planned journeys this way since 2004.

Isabelle Reyfounder & chief travel architect

( signature journeys )

Patagonia Expedition

12 days · max 8 travelers

  • Four nights below Torres del Paine
  • Chartered sail on the Beagle Channel
  • All treks privately guided
  • Vineyard estate start in Santiago
from $8,400 ppSee day by day
✦ most booked

Kyoto & the Kiso Valley

9 days · private, 2–6 travelers

  • Machiya stay in central Kyoto
  • Dawn tea ceremony before the crowds
  • Two-day Nakasendo trail walk
  • Ryokan with private onsen
  • Bullet-train legs in green class
from $6,900 ppSee day by day

Serengeti Migration

10 days · max 6 travelers

  • Mobile camp on the herd’s path
  • Balloon crossing at first light
  • Private 4x4 and naturalist guide
  • Zanzibar decompression finale
from $11,200 ppSee day by day

Every journey is private and fixed-scope — the price you see covers lodges, guides, transfers and permits. International flights arranged at cost.

( photo journal )

the trips that started as a single photograph

  • A private tea ceremony in a five-hundred-year-old machiya, arranged before dawn to avoid the crowds at Kiyomizu-dera.

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    A private tea ceremony in a five-hundred-year-old machiya, arranged before dawn to avoid the crowds at Kiyomizu-dera.

    kyoto, japan

  • A cliffside villa above Positano, the boat waiting at the private jetty for a sunset run to Capri.

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    A cliffside villa above Positano, the boat waiting at the private jetty for a sunset run to Capri.

    amalfi coast, italy

  • Mint tea on a riad rooftop as the call to prayer moves across the medina, one souk stall at a time.

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    Mint tea on a riad rooftop as the call to prayer moves across the medina, one souk stall at a time.

    marrakech, morocco

  • A hot-air balloon lifting over the Mara at first light, wildebeest already moving in their thousands below.

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    A hot-air balloon lifting over the Mara at first light, wildebeest already moving in their thousands below.

    serengeti, tanzania

  • The last stretch of the O Circuit, packs off, boots dry, and a bottle of Carmenère waiting at base camp.

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    The last stretch of the O Circuit, packs off, boots dry, and a bottle of Carmenère waiting at base camp.

    patagonia, chile

( your guides )

01

Isabelle Rey

Founder · South America

Isabelle Rey

02

Kenji Watanabe

Japan & Korea · 14 seasons

Kenji Watanabe

03

Amara Okonkwo

East Africa · safari lead

Amara Okonkwo

04

Mateo Fuentes

Patagonia · mountain guide

Mateo Fuentes

05

Clara Benedetti

Mediterranean · villas & sail

Clara Benedetti

( twenty-two years on the road )

countries we plan first-hand, not from a desk

journeys designed since 2004

travelers who come back for another

your guide’s phone, for the length of the trip

( how it works )

01

Discovery call

Ninety minutes on pace, taste, and the trips that have moved you before. No forms, no templates.

02

Day-by-day draft

Within two weeks your guide drafts the journey — lodges, walks, tables and the quiet days between.

03

Refine & confirm

Unlimited revisions until the pacing feels right. Then every permit, transfer and pillow is locked.

04

Travel supported

Your guide stays on call for the whole trip. Flights change, weather turns — you never feel it.

( what travelers actually say )

Twelve days in Patagonia and not a single detail left to chance. It felt less like a trip and more like being handed the country.
Caroline Whitfield
A storm closed the Beagle Channel on day six. Halcyon rerouted us overnight — chartered a smaller boat, moved two lodges, kept every dinner reservation. We only found out afterwards. That is the whole point of paying for this.
Daniel Osei
Three generations, one villa in Amalfi, zero arguments about the itinerary.
The Bergström Family
Kyoto was flawless; the Kiso walk was harder than the notes suggested — say so up front. Still the best-planned trip we have ever taken, and Kenji is worth the fee alone.
Priya Nair

( before you commit )

Most Halcyon journeys land between $6,000 and $14,000 per person for 9–12 days, everything on the ground included. We quote one fixed figure before you commit — no planning fees, no surprises at checkout, international flights arranged at cost.

Anything else? Book the discovery call — it costs nothing and commits you to nothing.

( begin your journey )

Ninety minutes with a senior guide about where you want to go and how you like to travel. We hold the slot, you bring the daydream — a day-by-day draft follows within two weeks.

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