Patagonia travel guide
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You're Going to Love Patagonia
With a population of 890, Patagonia is a must-see destination in Arizona, United States. Patagonia deserves at least 2 full days for you to see its main sights.
When to visit Patagonia
Looking for warm weather? Then head to Patagonia in July, when the average temperature is 73.4 °F, and the highest can go up to 87.8 °F. The coldest month, on the other hand, is January, when it can get as cold as 24.8 °F, with an average temperature of 41 °F. You’re likely to see more rain in July, when precipitation is around 4.7″. In contrast, April is usually the driest month of the year in Patagonia, with an average rainfall of 0″.
How to Get to Patagonia
Plane
Although Patagonia doesn’t have its own airport, you can fly to Tucson (TUS), which is located 41 miles from Patagonia. Airlines that fly from the United States to Patagonia include American Airlines, Air France and Delta. The shortest domestic flight to Patagonia departs from Las Vegas and takes around 4h 11m.
Train
Amtrak is the only carrier operating train routes to Patagonia.
Car
Another option to get to Patagonia is to pick up a car rental from Phoenix, which is about 152 miles from Patagonia. You’ll find branches of Sixt and Carzi, among others, in Phoenix.
Bus
Several bus lines operate bus routes to Patagonia, including FlixBus, Tornado Bus and Greyhound. From Las Vegas, the bus ride to Patagonia takes 510 miles and will cost you around $55. From Dallas, the ticket costs about $185 for a journey of 1710 miles.
Airports near Patagonia
Airlines serving Patagonia
Where to stay in popular areas of Patagonia
Most booked hotels in Patagonia
Renting a car in Patagonia
Expect to pay $3.90 per gallon in Patagonia (average price from the past 30 days). Depending on the size of your rental car, filling up the tank will cost between $46.79 and $62.38.