Patagonia Camp in Torres del Paine was chosen as the best all-inclusive resort in South America

A place in the far south of Chile , where silence is measured in hectares and luxury is expressed through pure nature. It's called Patagonia Camp , located on the shores of Lake Toro , in the heart of Torres del Paine National Park , and it has just received news that confirms what its guests already knew: it's the best all-inclusive resort in all of South America.

The recognition comes from TripAdvisor 's Travelers' Choice Best of the Best 2026 , one of the most prestigious rankings in world tourism, which not only positioned Patagonia Camp as number one regionally, but also catapulted it to second place globally within the all-inclusive category.

A feat that puts Chilean Patagonia on the lips of travelers from all over the world.

Patagonia Camp: A refuge in 34,000 hectares

Magallanes , a region of landscapes seemingly written by nature itself to amaze, is once again taking center stage on the international tourism stage. And this is no coincidence: Patagonia Camp sits atop more than 34,000 hectares of native forest , an environment where conservation and the traveler's experience coexist in perfect harmony.

Tripadvisor describes the hotel as a haven that "takes glamping to another level," a definition that makes sense once you see its iconic yurts .

Inspired by traditional dwellings of the Central Asian steppes, these circular structures have been reimagined to offer central heating , a private bathroom , and a design that prioritizes a visual connection with the Patagonian landscape, without sacrificing an ounce of comfort. Sleeping there is, quite literally, sleeping within the landscape.

Patagonia Camp: Gastronomy, wines and unlimited adventure

Patagonia Camp offers much more than just accommodation. Its all-inclusive package includes daily cuisine prepared with local ingredients, a selection of Chilean wines , signature cocktails , and an open bar , all designed to ensure that each day of exploration ends with the same intensity with which it began.

Because here, the days are lived outdoors: hiking along trails that border glaciers and mountains, fishing in turquoise waters and canoeing on Lake Toro, all guided by expert naturalists who know every corner of the territory as if it were their own home.

For Mariana Ramírez (via EMOL ), general manager of Patagonia Camp, this achievement has a special meaning: "This recognition fills us with pride because it doesn't come from any jury or from people who haven't stayed at the hotel: it comes from the travelers themselves who chose to experience Patagonia with us and decided to tell the world about it."

From 19th to second place worldwide

The leap is also historic. Patagonia Camp has appeared in the Travelers' Choice Best of the Best ranking for the sixth consecutive year , but between 2025 and 2026 it took a giant step: it went from 19th place to second place worldwide in the all-inclusive category.

Only the Emerald Maldives Resort & Spa in the Maldives managed to surpass it, while the third place went to Manta Island Resort in Belize.

In the South American region, Patagonia Camp shares the list with other outstanding establishments such as VilaVip Hotel Fazenda (Brazil), Bolacua Hotel de Campo (Argentina), and Salinas Maceió All Inclusive Resort (Brazil). However, none have achieved the position that the Chilean hotel holds today, solidifying its status as the leading regional hotel in this segment.

Magellan, a destination that continues to conquer the world

For the Chilean tourism industry, this recognition reinforces the idea that Patagonia is a territory capable of competing—and winning—in the most demanding segments of international tourism, those where nature , adventure , and sustainability are the most valuable currency.

Magallanes, with its impossible winds and skies that can change moods in minutes, proves once again that it has something no other place in the world can replicate: an authentic, wild, and profoundly memorable experience. And Patagonia Camp, with its luxury glamping offering, is now the perfect gateway for those seeking to experience that unfiltered Patagonia, where every sunrise over the Torres del Paine becomes an unforgettable memory.

Because in the end, that's what distinguishes great destinations: not just offering a place to sleep, but building a story that the traveler wants to keep telling long after returning home.

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