1. Is Patagonia a safe area?

There are NO serious security problems in Patagonia. The greatest risks are associated with isolation. If traveling by car make sure you do have the amount of fuel needed to reach your destination. Gas stations can be far. In Torres del Paine there are no gas stations. Puerto Natales 90 miles away is the closest.

2. Is there a risk of strange diseases in Patagonia?

Patagonia is an endemic diseases free zone, so no special vaccinations are needed to travel. No increased risk of health problems.

3. Are there any poisonous animals in Patagonia?

Patagonia has no snakes or dangerous wild animals, making it safe for visitors to enjoy outdoor activities.

4. Do I need a passport or visa to enter Patagonia?

Visas are not required to entry to Chile or Argentina for citizens of USA & most European countries as well, if you are going to stay up to 90 days. 

5. What is the voltage of electricity supply in Patagonia? Do I need to take a converter?

Electricity is supplied throughout Patagonia at 230/240 volts, (Type C). For all other equipment, an adapter/converter is necessary, unless the item has a multi-voltage option.