ARTEMIS PATAGONIA

Fjords, mountains and time together

Explore Patagonia with a group of women, female Artemis instructors and Chile Nativo guides. The 12-day journey brings together outdoor activities, cultural learning and shared time in the region’s mountains, forests and coastal landscapes.

Fireside Adventures and Chile Nativo are working together to provide the guiding, local knowledge and logistical support for this Artemis experience. The partnership combines Fireside’s approach to outdoor learning with Chile Nativo’s experience in Patagonia.

Photo: Chile Nativo

Artemis: Patagonia Itinerary

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Included:
–Private rooms
–All meals and accommodations
–Two female Artemis instructors
–Chile Nativo guides
–All activities, cultural experiences, and transportation
–Park fees and permits

Customizable:
Days, activities, pace, and accommodations can be adjusted to fit your group.

More info: office@firesideadventures.ca

About Artemis Patagonia

This women-centred expedition combines outdoor learning, cultural activities and opportunities to reflect with the group. Local guides help connect each experience to the region.

• Learn through practical activities and conversation.

• Explore with guidance from people who know the area.

• Share decisions and experiences with women from different backgrounds.

Talk with us before booking about your experience, activity needs and the physical demands of the itinerary.

Photos: Chile Nativo

The 12-day experience

The program combines:

• Exploration of fjords, pampas, glaciers, forests and mountains.

• Community learning through cooking, weaving and storytelling.

• Practice in teamwork and adapting to changing weather.

• Group leadership, shared decisions and reflection.

• Conversation and time with women from different places and backgrounds.

Read the itinerary and discuss the route, pace and activity requirements with us before booking.

Fireside Adventures and Chile Nativo

Chile Nativo was founded in 2001 in Puerto Natales, a gateway to Torres del Paine. Its regional guides and community relationships support the activities and logistics of this trip.

Fireside contributes outdoor education and group facilitation. Together, the teams plan a women-centred experience with attention to local knowledge, environmental care and clear communication.

How we work together

The partnership is built around careful operations, respect for land and communities, local economic participation, clear communication and long-term relationships.

Women take part as guides, educators, participants and decision-makers. We welcome questions about how the trip is planned and what to expect.

Photo: Chile Nativo

Photo: Fireside Adventures

Local Expertise

• A team of more than 20 Patagonia professionals with regional experience

• Guides grounded in land stewardship, culture, and lived experience

Women in Leadership

• Both teams actively elevate women as guides, educators, storytellers, and decision-makers

Cultural Alignment

• Programs built on sustainability, community-based economics, and deep respect for local culture

Environmental Integrity

• Eco-friendly camps constructed using 29+ tons of recycled local plastic

• Active carbon-footprint monitoring for the W Trek

• Strong environmental and social responsibility standards

Authenticity

• Activities are planned with local guides and partners who share their knowledge of the region.

SAFETY, INCLUSIVITY & ACCESSIBILITY

Trip planning includes:

• Robust emergency protocols

• Certified, highly trained guides

• Clear contingency plans and Plan-B routes

• Experience supporting diverse women’s groups

• Adapted logistics and communication when possible

• Transparent pricing and clear expectations

Photos: Chile Nativo

Photo: Fireside Adventures