The addition of two standout Chilean experiences – Patagonia Camp and Estancia Cerro Guido – to the Unique Latin America portfolio will strengthen the company’s presence in the Australasian market.
From this month, Unique Latin America will represent both brands across Australia and New Zealand, supporting their growth through targeted marketing, sales and public relations initiatives.
Both properties offer immersive, sustainable experiences in the heart of Chilean Patagonia, and are designed for discerning travellers seeking meaningful connections with nature, culture, and conservation.
Located near the world-famous Torres del Paine National Park, Patagonia Camp is considered as Latin America’s first luxury yurt camp. The property was built with minimal environmental impact, allowing guests to enjoy an intimate connection with Patagonia’s dramatic wilderness and native forest.
Meanwhile, Estancia Cerro Guido is an historic Patagonian ranch that blends nature, conservation and authentic gaucho culture. Guests gain direct access to ongoing conservation projects that protect the region’s remarkable biodiversity, offering a rare insight into life on a working estancia committed to sustainability.
Founder and Director of Unique Latin America Rebecca Espinoza expressed her enthusiasm for the new partnerships. “I’m thrilled to welcome Patagonia Camp and Estancia Cerro Guido to our growing portfolio of exceptional Latin American experiences,” she said.
“These properties represent the very best of Chilean Patagonia – authentic, sustainable, and unforgettable. I look forward to connecting Australian and New Zealand travel partners with these extraordinary destinations and supporting their growth in our market.”
The new partnership comes in recognition of Australia and New Zealand as key markets for both properties, according to Maria Flano, Marketing and Travel Manager for Patagonia Camp and Estancia Cerro Guido. “Partnering with Unique Latin America and Rebeca, who brings deep expertise and passion for the region, is a natural step,” she said. “We’re excited to build stronger connections with travel professionals in this part of the world.”
