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Patagonia Argentina 7 Days Gay Group Tour. We invite you to get to know the wonderful Argentine Patagonia, starting in Ushuaia, the most southern city in the world, with its fantastic. This is also a popular spot for fly fishing due to the high quantity of brown and rainbow trout. It's worth spending a couple of dollars extra to get the ocean facing rooms so you can enjoy some killer sunrise views.

The staff are also very friendly and helpful. Guests can book the entire spa for a 1-hour time slot each day. Heads up: We just wanted to let you know that this post contains affiliate links. The lodge has been built using Patagonian stone and wood to give it a cosy, rustic feel. There's a spa and wellness centre for relaxing in the sauna, solarium and whirlpool bath.

The spa: it has two Jacuzzis, sauna, showers and steam room. This is our top 8 favorite gay friendly hotels in Patagonia, which we tried, loved, and recommend to all LGBTQ travelers. There's also a small gym with views over the beach but the coolest part is the rooftop terrace with lounges where you can relax with a drink at any time. Sendero Lodge is very exclusive with only 8 roomseach with its own terrace overlooking the river or the Andes.

Sendero Lodge is a family owned hotel, located just outside of Trevelin town, near the Chilean border. Want to know the best part? However, if like us you don't want to sleep in a tent but still want to experience the highlights of this famous park, we recommend a different glamping experience at the Chile Patagonia Campwhere you stay in a luxurious yurt.

This certainly beats staying in a tent! It helps us keep our blog going — so thank you in advance for your support! We are one of the many who've been dazzled by the Dazzler. These are the best gay friendly hotels in Patagonia, a region that crosses into both Argentina and Chile. It's a classy and modern hotel located by Las Ramblas, the fun sea front promenade of Puerto Madryn, which is always buzzing with life.

For more information, check out our gay guide to Puerto Madryn. The camp has all-inclusive packages for guests including meals, drinks and guided tours. That means if you book something through one of those links, we'll get a small commission, at no extra cost to you. When you see the eye candy waiting for you at reception, you appreciate just how gay friendly this place is!

Along the way, we stayed in some pretty unique places, which most importantly of all, welcomed us as a gay couple. This boutique hotel has comfortable king-sized beds and friendly staff who can help you plan your treks. This small town has many hotels, restaurants and shops all geared to trekking. It's located only metres from the Los Glaciares National Park and is tucked away in a quiet corner of town.

We especially loved the biodegradable toiletries used in the bathrooms, and enjoyed relaxing on our private terrace each evening. For us, the spa was so welcoming after a full day intense trek to Laguna de los Tres… pure heaven! We loved the open fireplace and high wooden ceilings in the communal lounge; the perfect place to relax each evening. You'll be able to use the free bikes to get around if you want though.

Meals and drinks are served in the central lodge, where you can socialise with other guests while trying speciality dishes like Magellan's Lamb with your Chilean wine. All rooms feature stunning views of the surrounding mountains.

Our small gay Chile tour group will revel in the vastness and natural grandeur of this remote region, with a focus on adventure! Enjoy hiking and kayaking through the varied terrain of .

Lodge staff will tailor fly fishing excursions to your desires and some of the rooms have space specifically for rods, waders etc. At night it becomes all lit up with pretty fairy lights! The yurts are pure blisswith private bathrooms, extremely comfortable king-sized beds and even central heating.