The World’s End

Tour Overview

Imagine a place where you can stand beside gushing waterfalls, ride past volcanoes and glaciers and see wildlife that you’d probably only see in National Geographic. This is Patagonia. Surreal, lively, remote, and an escape almost too beautiful to comprehend. A motorcycle adventure that’s the perfect getaway when you need to get away.

Ride raw and untamed landscapes that zigzag between Chile and Argentina. We ride the famed Ruta 40 and Carretera Austral, each turn revealing vistas that leave you breathless. The marble caves seem to defy nature, while the Perito Moreno glacier stands as a colossal monument to the power of ice.

But Patagonia isn’t just about the scenery. It’s about the moments in between – sharing mate with local gauchos, savouring the rich flavour of Argentinian steak under star-filled skies, and feeling the camaraderie that only comes from facing the elements together.
Standing at the southernmost tip of the Americas, in Ushuaia, aptly named “The World’s End”, you can’t help but feel a sense of accomplishment. And on this self-guided tour, it’s even more apt. You rock up and ride – the ride is yours, minus the difficulties of managing the trip planning.

This isn’t just a motorcycle tour; it is a profound journey to the edge of the world and an opportunity to push your boundaries. For those who answer Patagonia’s call, it becomes a quest that goes beyond the ordinary with breathtaking views, challenging riding and sensational cultural immersion.

Every time we visit, we can’t help but breathe the words “he llegado” (I have arrived).

Self-Guided & Supported.

This is not a guided group tour – it’s designed for riders who crave freedom, flexibility, and independence. But that doesn’t mean you’re on your own. We provide the motorcycle, arrange all accommodation, prepare the necessary paperwork, and organise motorcycle return transport from your final destination. You’ll receive detailed GPX routes for each day, plus access to a tour app loaded with fuel stops, recommended eateries, route notes, contacts, and essential travel information.

While you’re out there exploring, a backup vehicle (driven by a first-response medic) follows the route. It carries your luggage, tools, essential spares, and a medical kit – so you can ride light and stay focused on the road ahead.

Important to Know

Because this isn’t a guided tour, there won’t be a full-time support team riding alongside you. While the backup vehicle provides limited assistance, you are ultimately responsible for your motorcycle and your navigation. This trip is only suitable for highly competent riders who are confident fixing minor issues like flat tyres and navigating using GPX files.