Places in Argentinian Patagonia for elders?

Yes, Patagonia can be for elders too. There is Bariloche and Villa La Angostura to begin with. Lake Nahuel Huapi has many ferries and boats which can take you to visit all the islands inside the lake. Also, there are many tour companies which will take you to visit the wonderful towns there. There is also Calafate and you can reach the glacier by just walking a short distance without extreme physical challenges.

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