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Fitz Roy 3405 m · Cerro Torre 3128 m · El Chaltén 400 m

Your hotel on the map.

We make 3D maps on the real relief of the mountains: where your place is, what you see from the window, where the trails start and how to get there. For your website, your listings and your social media.

3D model of the Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre massif, a block of real relief floating on the page
Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre: 8 km of real relief, from the steppe to the Southern Ice Field.

Before booking

Guests ask four questions. A map answers them at a glance.

  1. Where is it?

    The aerial view with your place marked, the town and the mountains around it.

  2. What will I see?

    The mountains from your place, in the light of the hour you choose.

  3. What can I do from there?

    The trails that start at your door, with distances and climb.

  4. How do I get there?

    The road from the airport or the highway, without getting lost.

Render of El Chaltén before sunrise: the Fitz Roy massif lit above and the lights of the town's places to stay below

A town, in data

El Chaltén before sunrise.

Every light in town is a real place to stay, placed by its coordinates. The same render can mark only yours and show, in one image, where you are in relation to everything else.

What AI sees of those lights

Maps we've made

What they're made of

Real data, not a drawing.

The mountains aren't modelled by hand: they're built from satellite measurements. That's why Fitz Roy has its real shape and the river runs where it runs. Then we light it like a photographer, with the sun at the time and date that best tell your place.

ReliefCopernicus GLO-30The European Space Agency's elevation model, one value every 30 metres
ColourSentinel-2Satellite imagery at 10 metres per pixel, corrected to the place's palette
Town and trailsOpenStreetMapStreets, buildings, rivers and trails with their coordinates
RenderBlender CyclesPhysical light: sun, sky and shadows as they would really be
OutputAVIF and WebPLight images so the website still loads fast on a phone

Why it sells

Booking gives you a grey pin. This is yours.

On Booking every place has the same map: a dot on a grey plan. It doesn't say Fitz Roy is in your window, or that the trail starts two blocks away. A map of your own shows exactly what makes you different.

And it works for your website: Google indexes images by their name and text, travellers stay longer looking, and the same image works on Instagram and on your Google profile.

What you get

One map, in every format you'll use.

  1. 01

    Aerial view

    Your place marked on the relief, landscape for the website and portrait for stories.

  2. 02

    Trail map

    The walks from your door, also in a print version to leave in the room.

  3. 03

    Getting there

    From the airport or the main road to your entrance.

  4. 04

    Interactive map

    Optional: a 3D version that moves, loads after the rest of the page and doesn't load on phones.

Your map

Tell us where your place is.

With the location and what you want to show, we'll tell you which map fits and what it costs. If you'd also like your website reviewed, we'll do the free diagnosis.

Share of bookings you get direct today

We only use these details to prepare your diagnosis.

Questions

Does it work if my place isn't in the mountains?

Yes. It works anywhere with something to show around it: a lake, the coast, a valley, a city with relief. The satellite data covers the whole world.

Will it slow my website down?

No. Maps are delivered as light images. The interactive version, if you want it, loads after everything else and doesn't load on phones.

Can I use the map on Google, Booking or Instagram?

Yes. You get the files in the sizes each place needs. The map is yours.

Do you only make them for website clients?

No. You can order just the map, even if another studio made your website.

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