The Land Project Patagonia – Your Happy Place!

The Land Project Patagonia – Your Happy Place!

The Land Project Patagonia land consists of plots (3 meters x 3 meters = 9 square meters or 96.9 square feet) of land on the edge of Lake Viedma in the Province of Santa Cruz, in Argentine Patagonia.

Home base of The Land Project Patagonia natural reserve is a puesto which is available for all Land Project Patagonia owners to enjoy as a place to hang out, prepare food and meet other land owners.

Traditionally a puesto was a structure built at the turn of the century by early Patagonia settlers. Get in touch with us at The Land Project to make sure the puesto is available during any particular night and be ready so share it with other Land Project Patagonia owners during your stay.

Where is The Land Project Patagonia Located?

The Land Project Patagonia Reserve is located in Argentine Patagonia. You’ll find it in the Province of Santa Cruz almost exactly half way between El Calafate and the climbing mecca El Chaltén.

With a population density of less than 1.92 people per square kilometre, in Patagonia you will always have that special feeling of being at one with nature far from the crowds.

Conveniently, the reserve is just 1200 meters by trail to the nearest road. The Leona river and its eponymous historic truck stop are 5.2 kilometres away

The reserve is accessible by car or bus from El Calafate 110 kilometres away or El Chaltén 103 kilometres to the west.

Nearby you have all the hiking, climbing, mountain biking and exploration you could wish for.

Argentina’s first UNESCO World Heritage site, the Parque Nacional Los Glaciares is nearby. Within it you’ll discover the awe-inspiring Perito Moreno Glacier that everyone should visit at least once in their life.

Further to the south in Chile of course there is the world-famous Torres del Paine National Park.

In fact, if you head in pretty much any direction you’ll be dazzled by the natural beauty of this part of the world.

Patagonia - Steppe, Glaciers, Lakes, Rivers, Starry Nights and the Southern Cross

Take your time and choose your favourite spot in our Patagonia reserve.

The Patagonia reserve is easy to find and visit. You travel to El Calafate and then take the road to Chaltén. El Calafate is at 50.3380° S, 72.2648° W so in the height of summer of the Southern Hemisphere you’ll have over 16 hours of daylight to play and explore with.

In Patagonia there is something to do whatever time of year you travel. You can visit and camp on your plot anytime you wish. After all it’s yours!

If you prefer to stay in a hotel there is one not too far away as well as a simple Parador. Just get in touch with any questions or check out the tourist info of El Calafateor for El Chaltén.

PATAGONIA LAND PROJECT & TRIP TO YOUR OWN LAND - COMBO

Become a Land Owner and make a Trip to Your Own Land!
This may be your life’s most meaningful trip.

Follow the footsteps of the great explorers and travel to Patagonia to visit to your own land.

Your Journey Includes

One Patagonia Land project plot your choice
Pre-arranged travel program for 2 persons to stay on your own Land Project Patagonia plot.

How it works:

You purchase your package now from www.land-project.org.
You’ll receive a special discount code will allows you to select any available land area for free (as the land price included in this package). Please select your land within 30 days of your purchase.
Then you can start thinking about your trip.

Travel guide service

You will have a personal travel guide that assists you on arrival
Vehicle transfer from El Calafate to your Patagonia Land Project land
Generously-sized tent, sleeping bags and equipment for 2 persons to stay on your own land.
Guide service to show you your land to help you set up your camp and put up your tent. They’ll also teach you some useful skills, for example: Map reading and how to use GPS or a compass and give you ideas of things to do and places to go.

Location
The trip will start in El Calafate, Santa Cruz, Argentina. This historic trading town is easy to reach either directly from Buenos Aires or from other locations in Patagonia.

We recommend you stay the night before in El Calafate.

Bespoke service
We want to make this a super experience for you. This means that we are happy to customize the content and be flexible so that you can have a positive experience that you will remember – and visit your land again in the future and maybe bring some friends or other family.

You might want to extend your stay in which case you can spend extra nights on your land for 50 USD supplement per night. Or to avoid this simply travel with your own tent and gear!

If you’d like to spend time in El Calafate or El Chaltén before or after visiting your land please get in touch and we’ll happily recommend somewhere nice for you to stay. There are plenty of options to suit all budgets and tastes.

We are happy to help you arrange a bespoke program or you arrange it all yourself.

Schedule
You are free to make your trip anytime within 24 months of your purchase. However, if you’re not able to make it within 24 months you can still make within 10 years but Land Project reserves the right to revise the price or content in case the accommodation, program or guide costs services have changed.

To allow us to confirm availability and all services for you, please inform us at least 30 days prior to your visit. If you cancel within the 30 days of your scheduled trip start, you can re-schedule your trip to a later time but The Land Project reserves the right to invoice costs related to re-scheduling.

When’s the best time to visit your land?
It’s yours, you can come anytime.

Patagonia, Wyoming and Finland are great to visit all-year-round! Your experience will differ from season to season. When you go where depends very much on what you like to spend your time doing, how important temperatures are to you etc.

For example, In Patagonia the Spring – Summer season runs from September to March. This is when most people come. The landscape is at its greenest with lots of pretty small flowers around like Zapatito de la Virgen. In mid-December is when you’ll find the longest hours of sunlight so you can spend most time exploring. You won’t encounter any particular biting bugs whatever time of year.

Depending on the year Fall & Winter come to visit from March to August. There will likely be less wind then and probably snow on the ground which makes it much easier for spotting wildlife – particularly the elusive puma. This is also the best time to spot the Southern Cross and other constellations from the southern sky.

In Finland and Wyoming the seasons are reversed. Spring starts in mid-March, the longest day is on the 20th or 21st June, and summer last from June to the end of August.