Patagonia Camp

Sitting on a hill above Lake Toro, wooden walkways lead from the private yurts to base camp through a forest of rust-coloured trees. The dining area is simply designed in polished wood with enormous windows, and menus feature locally-caught fish and king crab (a real favourite!) served with a glass of house wine. This leads into the open-plan lounge, boutique and bar, where you can sip on a calafate sour and replay moments from the day with the other guests.

Dotted along the lakeside cliff, there are 20 (heated!) yurts, Mongolian-style tents that have been used on the steppes of Asia for hundreds of years. These have en-suite bathrooms with a rainfall shower, however. The interiors are plush and warm with soft throws, hand-woven tapestries and plump, welcoming beds to flop into at the end of the day. The ceiling has a see-through dome at its centre, which lets the sunlight in by day and at night, you'll fall asleep to the starry view. The Yurt Suites have a separate lounge and a terrace with a private hot tub.