Ski & Explore Patagonia
You’ll ski at the best resorts in South America and see the vast and rugged beauty of Patagonia along the scenic Camino de 7 Lagos (7 Lakes Highway). We’ll visit a wide range of locations, from posh mountain towns nestled in the mountains, to quaint villages overlooking pristine lakes. S2S can suggest and coordinate a a variety of other activities too!
Perfectly Planned,
Culturally Curated
We love Argentina and we want to share it with you! S2S has carefully curated your trip, blending local expertise and authentic experiences with guided visits to iconic landmarks and tourist hotspots. We’ve planned a variety of meals and meetups throughout the week, so you can mingle with other S2S travelers. But we also include opportunities for you to follow your own path and make the adventure unique to you.
Ready? Let’s Go!
¿Listos? ¡Vamos!
S2S has taken care of all the details beginning from the moment you land, so you can enjoy every moment. We have private transportation and tours arranged, and you’ll be staying in premier hotels in ideal locations in each city. All you have to do is book your flight to and from Buenos Aires and you’re ready to go!”
Trip Highlights
The 2024 Tour Begins on Friday, Includes 9 Nights of Accommodations, and Returns to Buenos Aires on the following Sunday.
Tour Includes Private Luxury Transportation Between Airports, All Accommodations, and all Major Stops, Domestic Airfare, and Meals Designated Below.
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
Day 5-6
Day 7
Day 8-9
Day 10
Our Story
My favorite picture on the bookshelf in my office was taken in front of my parent’s house in 1994. My sisters, cousins, and I are decked out in Argentina soccer jerseys and holding a VERY long handwritten sign that reads “VAMOS!!! VAMOS!! ARGENTINA!!!!!!”. We were on our way to see Diego Maradona—El Pibe de Oro—and the Argentina national team take on Greece in the opening round of World Cup ’94. Argentina went on to win 4-0. Needless to say, I was hooked on soccer right then and there, and to this day there’s no time I feel more Argentinian than when I’m singing songs with fellow fans supporting the Albiceleste!
Many of my fondest memories of growing up were set in Buenos Aires. Everything was familiar enough there, but at the same time just a touch different, and it was all very exhilarating. I remember the playgrounds having different features than those back home, the jugeterías carrying toys I had never seen before, and most importantly, Argentina had dulce de leche, alfajores, mecanos, and a plethora of other sweets and treats that were unheard of back in the States.
My parents were born, raised, and married in Buenos Aires, and moved to Boston, Massachusetts shortly thereafter. My early ski days were spent on the hills in central New Hampshire, like Cranmore, Attitash, and Waterville Valley. I still fondly remember the stiff paper and faded ink on my lift passes that would accumulate on my winter jackets for months, getting thicker each time another adhesive was layered on top. As soon as I could, I joined a ski club with friends and explored Vermont, Maine, and the other ski areas around New England. Things only accelerated from there once my friends and I could drive ourselves.
After I moved to Florida, I had to make a concerted effort to get my ski days in every season. Fortunately, one of my friends had moved to Denver around that time and was a welcoming host. I took full advantage of his hospitality, and began meeting him and a rotating cast of characters each year for ski adventures, and I’ve basically spent every year since trying to figure out how to get more days on the slopes. If you’re reading this, I suspect you can relate.
Several years ago, it finally clicked. I needed to connect two key aspects of my identity—my love of skiing and my Argentinian roots. While I relished the fact that I could get considerably more ski days by adding a “second winter” to my calendar, I knew there was something bigger and more important that I wanted to do. I want to bring people together from the two countries I call home through skiing and sharing authentic cultural experiences.
Why S2S
We’re Experienced Ski Travelers and Know the Key Elements to Make Every Ski Vacation a Success
When traveling for skiing you can never guarantee good conditions and weather, but what you can do is play the odds and do everything else in your control to avoid running into obstacles. At S2S, we know what to look for in our destinations, and what’s more we know where to stay, how to manage logistics, identify problems before they happen, and how to react when things don’t go according to plan. We’ve taken tours ourselves to ensure each stop and experience is authentic and worthwhile. We want you to fall in love with Argentina, and we’ve set up the best trip possible to ensure you do!
While the ski experience is always dependent on the weather and timing, we like to play the odds and only travel to locations that get the most snowfall and only travel during peak season. Moreover, we know that skiing the appropriate terrain for any level of skier has a huge impact on their experience.
In Buenos Aires we’ve carefully chosen what’s included in your tour in order to ensure we visit deserving tourist hotspots, but also give you time to choose your own adventures. Buenos Aires is a great city to wander around and just “feel” how different it is, but we’re also ready to help you customize your trip with specific activities if you’d like.
While we’re big soccer fans and would love to take you to a game and cheer alongside the most passionate fans in the world, we can also suggest and arrange for additional tours focused on architecture, history, or visiting other areas nearby.
San Martin de los Andes
San Carlos de Bariloche
Ski Cerro Catedral
Ski Chapelco
Villa La Angostura
Join Us
Partners
