Small groups, private trips and trip planning with a photographer who lives here.
Group ToursBuenos Aires, Patagonia, Ushuaia. Small groups, set dates.
Trip DesignI plan your route and help book it. You travel, I’m on WhatsApp.
Private JourneysFamilies, friends, small crews. I travel with you, photos and video included.
For CreatorsBring your audience to Argentina. I run the trip and shoot the content.
Photo ToursExpeditions planned around the light, or learn to shoot on the road.
Test RunsBe the first group on a new route, at a pilot price, for honest feedback.A recommendation, not a sales call.



Over 10+ years and more than 40 countries, six of them have been home. On the road I found my first inspiration, the camera (even though I trained as an engineer), and I found my wife. Now Argentina is home, and I want to open this incredible part of the world to you.
Years ago I got disappointed by how much of tourism had turned into a conveyor belt that barely tells the name on a credit card from the person it belongs to. So I try to bring back the golden age of adventure, balancing the classic spots on the map with something new, and Argentina is rich in both.
I keep groups small enough to fit around one dinner table. I put each group together through a short call, so the mood and the vibe match: that’s how travelers become friends, and how I get more time for every adventurer. Quality over quantity. Sustainable adventure isn’t just a word for me.
More about me
Sunset over the peaks, El Chaltén
Lupines under Fitz Roy
A local, El Chaltén
Laguna de los Tres
Mate by the river, La BocaI put every group together by vibe, so how many of you there are, where you’re from and how old you are come second. Curiosity, energy, a sense of humor and openness to new things matter most. And if a group isn’t for you, I’m always happy to help you plan a private adventure.
Free tours are great for an overview. Here you get a route I’ve tested myself, a small group, and photos of you, not just of the buildings.
Weather or a protest changes the route, not the day: there’s always a plan B. Refunds are partial and only for force majeure; details are in the booking terms.
Flights, insurance, tips and personal expenses, plus other costs depending on the tour.
Argentina is a huge country with an incredible range of landscapes and climates, and very different people, most of them warm and welcoming. I’d say Argentina is a fairly safe country.
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