This is a unique experience to discover the most beautiful landscapes of the Torres del Paine National Park!
Get to know this place full of pure nature and dream landscapes. Every day, you will find waterfalls, rivers, lakes, granite peaks, and mountains.
All in one place in this package of 4 days and 3 nights.
Reception at Punta Arenas Airport (we recommend you take the first flight to Punta Arenas, arriving before 12:00 pm) Transfer to the city, time at leisure (lunch on behalf of passengers). Early afternoon, transfer to the local terminal to take the regular bus heading the city of Puerto Natales.
Duration: 3 hours. on arrival to Puerto Natales, transfer from terminal to hotel.
Overnight Hotel Costaustralis (City view)
Distance of the trail: 3.7 miles Difficulty: Easy Total elevation of the trail: 246 feet. Pick up at hotel to go to the Lago Sarmiento Entrance, where we will begin our trek of near 6 km (3.7 miles). We will follow a softly inclined track, with a view of the Sarmiento Lake, hunting area of the puma.
After walking for 1 hour, we will see rock paintings of about 6000 years old. Hunter groups that were the first inhabitants of Patagonia frequented this place.
Then, we will go on to the Blanquillos Lagoon, nesting place of different birds. After 3 hours of trek, we will reach the Laguna Amarga Entrance, where we will be able to see the watercolour variation because of the sediment and minerals. Here we will enjoy our box lunch, with a view of the Torres del Paine. Finally, we will pass by the Cañadón Macho, natural habitat of guanacos' groups, in the way back to the city of Puerto Natales.
Overnight at Hotel Costaustralis (City view)
Distance of the trail: 12.4 miles Difficulty: High Total elevation of the trail: 2,297 feet. We will leave Puerto Natales towards the Torres del Paine National Park. After a 2-hour trip, the starting point for our hike. First, guide will give a short presentation, and then will begin hiking on the trail that will take us to an old bridge that crosses the Ascencio River. After a 1.5 hour hike, we will arrive at El Chileno Campsite shaded by a breathtaking lenga tree forest, crossing numerous springs cascading from the Almirante Nieto Mountain.
We will make a short stop and then continue on our way to the next lookout point at an altitude of 700 meters (2,297 ft.). From here, the trail will get steeper and a half an hour later we will reach the Las Torres Base from the eastern side of the lagoon. Here we will have a stunning view of the three towers, if the cloud conditions allow it. Time to rest and eat box lunch. We will return on the same trail and we will go back to Puerto Natales.
Overnight at Hotel Costaustralis (City View)
Breakfast.
Check-out formalities.
In due time, transfer from the hotel to bus station in Puerto Natales to board the public bus destination Punta Arenas Airport (245 km/3 hours drive).
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4.8
I spent four days trekking through some of the most breathtaking landscapes I’ve ever seen, with stunning peaks and vibrant lakes that seemed to change colors with every hour. The accommodations were cozy, and I appreciated how they provided a perfect base after long days of hiking. My only gripes were the occasional weather surprises that made the trails a bit tricky, and I would have liked more variety in the meals served, but overall, it was a truly unforgettable experience.
4.6
We were genuinely impressed by the breathtaking landscapes and diverse wildlife we encountered while trekking through the rugged trails.
4.6
We loved exploring the breathtaking landscapes of Torres del Paine, with stunning views around every corner and delicious meals prepared during our trek. However, the weather was a bit unpredictable at times, and we wished for more downtime to soak in the scenery without rushing.
4.4
Trekking through Torres del Paine National Park was a breathtaking experience that truly connected me with nature. The overnight stays in cozy refugios allowed me to recharge after long days on the trails, while the stunning views of the iconic peaks took my breath away. My only hiccup was the sometimes unpredictable weather, but it only added to the adventure—just be prepared for anything!