Tracks that make roads
Ride Patagonia with the people who were born here. We do not sell kilometres; we share territory.
Upcoming departures
Hold your seat
Date to be confirmed
Ruta 40 and Los Alerces
6 daysOn request
Date to be confirmed
Península Valdés
Quedan 2 lugaresOn request
Date to be confirmed
Punta Ninfas
AgotadoOn request
There are two bases
Roads of sea, of steppeand of the Andes.
Whales, penguins, elephant seals and orcas. Landmark lighthouses, scenic roads, and nature at full volume.
The way into the lakes, the Comarca del Paralelo 42, Trevelin and Los Alerces National Park. The legendary Ruta 40 runs through here.
The fleet
Different bikes, the same passion.one same destination.
We have a bike for every kind of rider. You choose how to live it, we ride it with you.
For the big challenges
Simple, reliable, honest and versatile: comfortable over long distances and quick when the road turns technical. We did not pick it to prove anything — we picked a travelling companion.
We also have smaller, lower bikes
Yamaha
Ténéré 250
One of those bikes that surprises you: light, quick and reliable. What matters is not the size of the bike, it is how far you feel like going.
Kawasaki
KLX 300 L
Less weight, more freedom, and the same Patagonia ahead. Made for the gravel and the corners where Patagonia is the real thing.
Kawasaki
KLR 650
Simple, confiable, noble y versátil: cómoda para hacer kilómetros y ágil cuando el camino se pone técnico. No la elegimos para demostrar nada — elegimos una compañera de viaje.
The adventure does not depend on engine size: everyone finds their bike, their pace and their own way of riding.
Got your own bike? Bring it along.
Engine size does not matter. What matters is the attitude and wanting to ride.
Join usThe experience
Patagonia from the inside
The bike is how you get inside the territory and become part of the landscape: the wind, the gravel, the distances, the silence, the sea, the steppe and the Andes.
Scenic routes
Routes of our own, well off the usual circuit.
A trip shaped around you
Small groups, close attention, and a pace set around you.
We love what we do
We live the ride, and we want you riding it with us.
Safety and planning
Routes worked out in advance, support the whole way, and professional guiding.
Support vehicle
Safety and help at hand the whole way — and the unexpected too: a table thrown together facing the sea that turns into a five-star spread.
Connection and community
Good company is what makes a road stay with you.
You take home
- Photos
- Videos
- Keepsakes with your name on them
- Cap
- Neck gaiter
- T-shirt
Your adventure. Your story. Your memory.
Some things can be copied, where they come from cannot.
Last Frontier was not born out of the internet, or out of a trend. It was born out of kilometres ridden, years working in travel, and being born in this land, coming to know it and loving it.
We did not invent a story to tell. We share the one we actually live.
About us
We are Pame and Micky
We are Patagonia, we are travel, we are passion. Before Last Frontier existed our story already did: years riding, working in travel, and making the motorcycle our way of living.
A good trip is not measured in distance, but in what happens between one point and the next.
Read our storyTracks our riders left
What happens between points
I thought I was signing up for a motorcycle holiday. I ended up sharing mate with people I now call friends, in places that are on no map.
Federico
Buenos Aires · Península Valdés
Micky knows every stone on that road and Pame keeps everything moving. The lamb at El Pedral, the lighthouse, the silence… I am still working through it.
Valeria
Córdoba · Punta Ninfas
I came from Spain on my own and never once felt alone. Small groups, everything handled, and the sense of getting to know Patagonia from the inside instead of passing through.
Andrés
Madrid · Península Valdés
Before you ride
Frequent questions
No. We have a bike for every rider: the KLR 650 for the big challenges, and the Ténéré 250, KLX 300 L and Tornado 300, smaller and lower. And if you have your own, bring it along: engine size does not matter, attitude does.
We have helmets, but bringing yours is always better. It is safer, it fits you, and it is part of who you are on the bike.
Bring your physical documents: at some road checks a digital ID may not be enough. If you are travelling from abroad, bring a laminated copy. Keep your passport on you, well stored.
Come ready for Patagonia: comfortable clothes, something warm, light layers, and do not forget your swimsuit. The weather turns here, and in one day you go from wind to sun.
It matters that we know your level, not to judge you but to put together a ride that is safe, enjoyable and right for you. This is not about racing or proving anything.
Whether you have food intolerances or allergies, whether you take any medication, or anything important about your physical condition. None of it is a problem: it is so we can look after each other.
Viajamos distinto, sentimos más.