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Complete Chilean Patagonia tour

22 days from $13,680pp

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Venturing along the Carretera Austral, one of the most spectacular roads in South America.

Taking in the immenseness and desolate beauty of the ice fields.

Visit the Marble Caves on Lago Carrera General.

Hike or horse ride from your Patagonian lodge.

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Upon arrival in Santiago, your guide will meet you and take you to your hotel. The rest of the day is free to relax or start exploring.

This morning you will be picked up from your hotel and transferred to your lodge in Torres del Paine National Park.

Experience activities around Torres del Paine with the lodge's guides; each day, choose between various hikes, horse riding, and vehicle-based trips.

Further activities around Torres del Paine.

Depart this morning to head back to the Punta Arenas Airport and fly to Puerto Montt, where you will pick up your hire car for the next two weeks! Drive less than an hour to your hotel on the shores of Lake Llanquihue.

Head out to explore the Lake District in your hire car — we recommend going to the Osorno Volcano and the Petrohué Falls and there are several interesting towns nearby.

Today, you will need to set off very early as you start your journey south along the Carretera Austral from Puerto Montt to Caleta Gonzalo. This journey involves three ferry crossings and sections of tarmac and gravel road. If you're not too tired when you arrive at Caleta Gonzalo, there are a couple of short hikes nearby you could try.

Today you will continue south along the Carretera Austral, past Chaitén, then turn off toward the small mountain village of Futaleufú near the Argentine border.

The hotel can advise you on hiking routes in the area. You can head into the village in your car, and allow some time to relax and enjoy the spectacular views from the hotel.

Today you will retrace your steps to the Carretera Austral and continue south to your lodge near Puyuhuapi.

Today, we recommend driving to the Queulat National Park, where there is a great hike up to a viewpoint of a hanging glacier. You could also go kayaking at the lake by the hotel.

Continue your drive south through more spectacular scenery to Coyhaique, the main town in the area.

Start along the road toward Balmaceda and then rejoin the Carretera Austral which winds its way toward Lake General Carrera — the views as you approach are stunning, and you will then continue along the edge of the lake to your hotel just outside Puerto Guadal.

Enjoy activities from your lodge. Choose to visit the famous Marble Caves, take a boat onto the beautiful lake, undertake some fly-fishing on the Baker River or walk or horse ride in some untouched corners of Patagonia.

Today, you will need to drive around the lake to Puerto Marmol, where you can go by boat or kayak to the beautiful marble caves.

Continue on the Carretera Austral south to the road-free Tortel. You will have some time in the afternoon to explore the boardwalks of the town, which has only been connected to the world by road since 2000.

Complete the journey south by road and ferry to Villa O'Higgins, truly at the end of the road.

Today, you will take a shared boat trip to the Great (or O'Higgins) Glacier. Please note that this trip is subject to weather conditions.

Start the drive back north. Your destination is Estancia Chacabuco, a unique project in Patagonia National Park.

Relax or go hiking in Patagonia National Park.

Today, drive back to Balmaceda, returning the hire car in time for the flight to Santiago. You will be met and taken to your hotel. Enjoy your last evening in the bustling capital.

Be taken to the airport in time for your flight home.

Accommodation options

While the itinerary price reflects the suggested accommodations, Audley trips are 100% tailor-made, and a specialist can help you select the option best suited to your tastes and budget.

The W Hotel

Casa Bueras

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Patagonia Camp

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Hotel Puelche

Cabañas Caleta Gonzalo

El Pangue Lodge

Hotel Dreams Coyhaique

El Mirador de Guadal

Entre Hielos

Robinson Crusoe Lodge

Explora Patagonia National Park

• Punta Arenas
• Puerto Varas
• Caleta Gonzalo
• Futaleufú
• Lago General Carrera
• Villa O Higgins

The specialist who designs your trip to Chile will have explored the country many times and, in some cases, lived there. Their first-hand knowledge gives us the belief that no other travel company can match our expertise in helping you plan your trip.

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A Beginner's Guide to Chilean Patagonia

A vast region spanning 402,000 square miles that's shared between Argentina and Chile , Patagonia essentially constitutes the whole southern tip of South America and is naturally divided by the Andes, South America's mountainous backbone. Sparsely populated, just 10% of this remote and wild corner of the world is Chilean.

Three regions — Aysén, Magallanes and Chilean Antarctica, and Los Lagos plus the province of Palena — make up Chilean Patagonia, which attracts visitors for its exciting outdoor activities and seasonal wildlife spotting. Itching to plan a trip? Here's a primer on when and where to find the best hiking and wildlife sightings in Chilean Patagonia.

When to Go to Chilean Patagonia

Summer (January to March) and winter (June to August) are peak seasons. Chileans vacation in January and July as well as for the week of September 18, when they celebrate Fiestas Patrias (Independence Day).

Given that the most southerly point of Chilean Patagonia is just 900 miles from Antarctica, expect the unexpected on the weather front. While single-digit temperatures year-round are the norm in Punta Arenas — where you can experience snow and sun in an hour — the Chiloé archipelago in northern Patagonia enjoys a sunny summer with average 68 degree days, though it's very rainy June through August. Note: always be prepared with extra layers.

Depending on how much hiking you want to do, you should plan to spend between a week and ten days exploring Chilean Patagonia. Some hikes just around Torres del Paine can be three or five days, so it depends on the traveler and their desire for outdoor sports and activities.

There are accommodations to suit all budgets, from well-equipped log cabins to luxury lodges like the Singular , Rio Serrano and Awasi Patagonia , a member of Relais & Châteaux comprising a main lodge, a gourmet restaurant and a series of villas.

The Difference Between Chilean and Argentinian Patagonia

Where craggy beaches and inlets mainly make up Argentinian Patagonia's coastline, in Chile the Andes sink dramatically into the Pacific Ocean to create a unique geography formed by an extensive array of archipelagos, channels, and fjörds.

Stunning landscapes and native wildlife abound in this wilderness, and highlights worth exploring include Torres del Paine and Bernardo O'Higgins National Parks; the Chiloé archipelago, which is known for 150 wooden 18th-century Jesuit churches and timber houses; and the soon-to-be inaugurated Patagonia National Park . The region certainly packs a punch into its 40,200 square miles, and given that it's smaller than its neighbor, it's easy to cover more ground.

You an also expect great infrastructure in Chile. There are comfortable and frequent long distance buses and good roads for driving and renting a car.

Chilean Patagonia's New National Park

On April 30, Chile adds a fortieth national park to its portfolio, when Tompkins Conservation officially hands over Estancia Valle Chacabuco to CONAF, the country's national forest service, to create Patagonia N ational Park . Located in the Aysén region, this public-private venture unites donated land with already-established reserves, and this brand-new conservation area includes grasslands, mountains, coigüe forests and wetlands. Its creation also marks the first stop-off on the Patagonia Park Route, a scenic tour through 17 of Chile's national parks. Open October to April for hiking, mountain biking and bird watching, it's home to endangered species including puma, huemul deer and the Chilean flamingo.

Fly from Santiago to Balmaceda; it's a six- to eight-hour drive to the national park depending on road conditions. Visitors can stay at campgrounds or at the lodge within the park. Top summer temperatures are 57 degrees while average winter temperatures are 41 degrees.

What to Do in the Chiloé Archipelago

This Pacific archipelago is one of the most picturesque in South America thanks to both its natural structures and manmade architecture. Originally inhabited by Huilliche and Chono indigenous peoples, the island of Chiloé's main attraction is 150 timber-constructed churches and chapels built by Jesuits in the 18th and 19th centuries. It's also worth visiting the main town of Castro to see the palafitos, houses on stilts whose primary-color façades are particularly striking. Sixteen are UNESCO World Heritage sites; 14 churches are found on Isla Grande de Chiloé itself, including San Francisco, Achao and Chonchi. Also visit the Museo Regional in Castro to see Huilliche artifacts and farming tools.

Visitors can hike the pristine, evergreen, hilly forest at Chiloé National Park, where native flora and fauna such as penguins, marine otters and sea lions live together. There are several senderos (pathways) to walk such as La Playa, which takes you along the craggy Pacific coastline, and Chanquín, a 20-mile trail that mixes up coastline and forest.

Fly to Puerto Montt from Santiago then take a 35-minute ferry to Chacao on Isla Grande. The best weather is between October and April, though dry January makes it the busiest month for visitors.

What to Do in Torres del Paine National Park

Mountaineers and trekkers looking to conquer legendary peaks are in their element at Torres del Paine National Park . Located 70 miles from Puerto Natales, the park is home to the Southern Ice Fields' glaciers and icebergs; Mylodon Cave, where the remains of prehistoric Man was discovered; turquoise lakes such as Amarga Lagoon and Sarmiento Lake; as well as the daunting trio of granite peaks: the Central, South and North Towers of Paine. The most majestic mountain, Paine Grande, reaches a lofty 9,461 feet.

A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and eighth wonder of the world since 2013, this protected area is also home to guanaco, fox, the elusive puma and the splendid Andean condor with its impressive three-meter wingspan. And due to its popularity, the Base Torres trail is due to be repaired soon. Visitors can organize excursions with in-the-know operators such as Chile Nativo and Cerro Paine .

Fly to Punta Arenas; Puerto Natales is a three-hour drive north, the park an additional 90 minutes. While visitors can book into one of 16 shelters, lodges and campsites located within the park, many head back to nearby Puerto Natales, a sheep ranch turned gateway town, for a more comfortable stay at the Singular , a former meatpacker turned luxury hotel. The park is open year-round: Low season is May to September, though trekking and walking is recommended in high season. While summer temperatures can reach 68 degrees, the omnipresent wind ensures an extra chill factor, and often reaches 70 mph.

What to Do in Punta Arenas

Located on the Strait of Magellan, this city sprang to life in 1843 thanks to the regional sheep farming boom, and is usually seen as a jump-off point for four-night small-ship Cape Horn expeditions, Antarctic missions and a way into Port Stanley in the Falkland Islands.

This wealthy settlement is worth spending some time in thanks to its proximity to the penguin sanctuary at Isla Magdalena and the Reserva Forestal Magallanes, which harbors native plant species such as coigüe and lenga trees and is ideal for hiking and spotting wildlife such as puma and grey fox. More than 120,000 Magellanic penguins flock to Isla Magdalena — a two-hour boat ride away — every October to acquaint themselves with their soulmate, before heading back out to sea in March.

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Chilean Patagonia is the wilderness with good infrastructure. Expect solid campsites, good roads, and comfortable and frequent buses. Explore islands, inlets, channels, volcanoes, hot springs, glaciers, and rainforests. See the guanaco and huemul deer roam, flamingos saunter on lakes, and little grey foxes scurry. Enjoy all of this in peace and quite, as Chilean Patagonia is one of the most uninhabited places on earth.

Far smaller than Argentine Patagonia, Chilean Patagonia encompasses the regions of Araucanía, Los Rios, Los Lagos, Aysén, and Magallanes and Chilean Antarctica. While it's disputed where Chilean Patagonia actually starts, it’s definitely longer than 1,740 miles (2,800 kilometers), which is length of its longest hiking trail, the Route of Parks. (The Route of Parks connects 17 of Chile’s national parks.) A popular option for many visitors is to rent a car and drive the Carrera Astral (Chile’s Route 7), a 770-mile (1,240-kilometer) winding road from Puerto Montt to Villa O'Higgins, rife with opportunities for side trips to hike through temperate rainforests, paddle through marble caves, or swim in emerald lakes.

Best Time to Visit Chilean Patagonia

Chilean Patagonia’s warmest weather is from December through February. For much of the southern part of the region, the highest temperatures will usually hover around 60 degrees Fahrenheit (15 degrees Celsius), while the northern parts see highs around 70 degrees Fahrenheit (21 degrees Celsius). Summer comes with the highest price tag for accommodation and tours, but stunning hiking weather as a reward. March is the best month for warm weather, few crowds, a decent amount of sunshine, and decently-priced accommodation.  Skiers, snowboarders, and those wanting to dogsled come in winter (June through August), when not much more than the ski resorts are open. July is the mini high season within winter, therefore try to go in June or August for lower prices, fewer crowds, and plenty of snow. If your main draw is to see the region’s wildlife, fall will be best and have fantastical orange, yellow, and red-leafed trees cutting swaths of color through the valleys.

Torres del Paine National Park

What to do: Trek the famous the “W” or “O” routes, both multi-day hikes and the most immersive way to see the park’s grasslands, forests, glaciers, lagoons, and steely granite peaks (the Cuernos del Paine). Traverse the Patagonian Icefield by taking a tour to Grey Glacier, or hop on a sail boat to cruise alongside it. Go puma tracking, kayak through the icebergs, or ride horses, all while Andean Condors soar overhead and guanacos roam through nearby fields.

Where to stay: Inside the park are many accommodation options: hotels, refugios (mountain huts), tent camping, or eco-friendly glamping . Puerto Natales is the closest town and has a range of accommodation from lodges to hostels. However, the bus ride there and back will take two-and-a-half hours each way. Book accommodation early.

How to get there: From December to March, Puerto Natales’s small airport receives several flights a week from Santiago and Punta Arenas. Flights are far more common and plentiful from Santiago to Punta Areas, where you can then get a bus transfer to Puerto Natales. Once in Puerto Natales, hop on a bus or rent a car to go the remaining 37 miles (60 kilometers) to Torres del Paine.

What to do: Kayak around the Chiloé archipelago and see the colorful "palafitos" (stilted houses). Tour its 16 UNESCO World Heritage Site wooden churches, which combine Spanish design and Chilota boat-building technique with funky interiors. Trek through the forests of Chiloé National Park, home to more than 100 different types of birds, and see the sunset over the Dock of Souls (Muelle de Las Almas). Eat a big bowl of curanto, seafood and potatoes put in the ground and covered with rhubarb leaves to bake, a traditional cooking method of the Chonos people native to Chiloé.

Where to stay: Stay in Castro, the biggest city on Chiloé Island (the archipelago and the island have the same name). However, if you want to enjoy misty mornings on the water, consider renting a palafito in Castro or camping along the coast. For comfort and luxury, book one of the lodges on the Rilán Peninsula.

How to get there: Fly from Santiago to Chiloé Mocopulli Airport or fly from Santiago to Puerto Montt, then drive the remaining distance by car or take the bus. Take the bus from Santiago to Ancud (12 hours) or from Puerto Montt to Ancud (2 hours).

Punta Arenas

What to do: While the city itself offers views of the Straight of Magellan and a life-size replica of Magellan’s ship, Punta Arenas’s main draw is its ideal location as a base camp for seafaring and wildlife-viewing adventures. From here, venture to Isla Magdalena to see Chile’s largest penguin colony. Sail the fjords and search for jumping dolphins or take a cruise to Cape Horn. Coming in the winter? Go to Centro de Ski Andino to ski or snowboard at the end of the world.

Where to stay: Stay in the center if you want to be within walking distance of restaurants, bars, the bus station, and the port. Options in the center will be the swankiest, while boutique hotels and budget accommodation are mostly located a 15-minute walk from the center. To experience gaucho culture and get away from the bustle of town, head to an estancia.

How to get there: Fly from Santiago to Punta Arenas. Buses come from Ushuaia (12 hours) and Puerto Natales (four hours). You can drive from Puerto Natales in about two hours and 45 minutes.

What to do: Hike to the lava-filled crater of the Villarica Volcano or ski down the side of it. Bathe in the steamy waters of the Termas Geometricas Hot Springs. Trek through the monkey puzzle tree forests to find lakes, waterfalls, and panoramic views of the mountains at Huequehue National Park, and venture to nearby Curarrehue’s for white water rafting. In winter, you cross the Villarica region and the Andes themselves via dog sledding .

Where to stay: Stay along the waterfront of Lake Villarica for great views or in the center of town to be closest to the dining and transportation hubs. Camp at Parque La Posa for a beautiful, budget-friendly option or consider basing yourself out of the nearby city of Villarica on the other side of the lake if you want less pricey hotels.

How to get there: Fly from Santiago to Puerto Montt. From there you can hire a car and drive (four hours) or take the bus (six hours). Take a direct bus from Santiago (nine hours) or from San Martin de los Andes (five hours) in Argentina.

Tierra del Fuego

What to do: With through-hikes, boating, and wildlife galore, travelers come here for solitude, space, and stunning, hard-to-reach scenery. Trek the edge of Navarino Island on the Dientes de Navarino Trail over the course of five days, or opt for the seven-day Tierra del Fuego Crossing Trail to wind through snowy mountain passes and along Lago Fagnano. Want something shorter? Karukinka Natural Park offers several day hiking options. Visit Parque Pingüino Rey to hear singing King penguins. Sail the Beagle Channel and cruise through Glacier Alley, and to see where the Atlantic and Pacific meet, book a boat to Cape Horn.

Where to stay: You can base yourself out of Punta Arenas to do some of the cruise options, but for the hikes in the south of the region, you’ll want to base yourself further south. If so, head to a lodge on Isla Navarino or stay in one of the few hotels in Puerto Williams. Hut camping is possible, but very basic.

How to get there: Fly from Santiago to Punta Arenas, then take another flight to Porvenir to explore the north of Tierra del Fuego, or fly to Puerto Williams to explore the south. Taking the ferry from Punta Arenas to Porvenir is another option, and only two-and-a-half hours. You can take the 31-hour ferry from Punta Arenas to Puerto Williams. Though more expensive and much longer, you’ll get to see much more of Tierro del Fuego’s terrain.

What to do: Kayak through the emerald waters of the swirling Marble Caves. Wander through coigüe forests and wetlands in Patagonia National Park. Ice walk the Northern Patagonia Icefield, see the calving San Rafael Glacier by boat, and camp in the surrounding rainforest in Laguna San Rafael National Park.

Where to stay: Puerto Tranquilo, the closest town to the Marble Caves, offers camping and a few cabins. For Patagonia National Park, stay at one of the campsites or at the lodge within the park. For San Rafael, book a room at a boutique hotel, cabin, or hostel in Puerto Chacabuco, or stay in Puerto Tranquilo.

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Fjords, Cape Horn & Torres del Paine

Journey by sea and land in spellbinding Chilean Patagonia—fjords, Cape Horn and Torres del Paine. Set sail at the edge of the world, entranced by towering glaciers, mystical waters, colonies of penguins and soaring condors. Bewitching lakes and snowcapped mountains render you speechless. And at days' end, experience magical delights like pisco sours, local wine, empanadas and asado.

• Discover the Beagle Channel, the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve of Cape Horn National Park and Wulaia Bay—some of the world-class wonders in store
• Access remote sites via Zodiacs and trek windswept islands, gazing over immense glaciers and sea and mountain vistas
• Taste traditional food and wine, learn the history of the Aónikenk people and follow the path of Charles Darwin
• Hike in Tierra del Fuego and Torres del Paine National Parks and horseback ride at the wilderness outpost of an estancia

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For most departures, we recommend flying into Ushuaia-Malvinas Argentinas International Airport (USH) and out of Aeropuerto Presidente Carlos Ibáñez del Campo Punta Arenas International Airport, commonly referred to as Punta Arenas Airport (PUQ). Please note that for some departures we recommend flying into Punta Arenas and out of Ushuaia. Select a date to see itinerary variations.

Please note that trip start and end locations are subject to change and can vary by departure. A Travel Planner, comnplete with trip details specific to your chosen date, will be sent to you at time of booking or soon after and will be viewable in your Backroads account.

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From Ushuaia, Argentina, hike in Tierra del Fuego and get a look at the Beagle Channel • Board our home for four nights, the Ventus Australis expedition ship, built to navigate South America's narrow channels • Sail into Cape Horn National Park and if the weather and sea cooperate, Zodiacs transport us to Horn Island with panoramic views • Anchor at Wulaia Bay, visited by Darwin, and hike through forests to fjord and mountain views • ​Our Zodiacs crunch through icy waters toward breathtaking Pía Glacier—look for calving ice chunks • Enjoy maté and wine tastings • Cruise between mountains streaked with waterfalls in spectacular Alberto de Agostini National Park—keep an eye out for blue glaciers hugging the mountainsides and Andean condors above.

Specifically designed to navigate the narrow channels and remote bays of Patagonia, these state-of-the-art expedition ships get you up close to the area's dramatic geographic formations.  Travel + Leisure  World's Best.

Stroll on Magdalena Island, home to hundreds of thousands of Magellanic penguins • Say goodbye to our ship before we head to a historical working ranch for a tasty Chilean asado • Hike and horseback ride in unforgettable Torres del Paine National Park • Follow a trail to meet herds of guanaco and see spectacular views of the Paine massif • Discover 6,000-year-old Aónikenk cave paintings and learn about the native inhabitants • Learn to mix classic pisco sours.

With a stunning location inside Torres del Paine National Park at the foot of Paine towers, this former estancia has incredible access to the area's best hiking and breathtaking landscapes. (spa)

Witness the powerful Salto Grande waterfall with thundering powder-blue waters spilling 50 feet down a narrow opening • Hike along a rugged path until the famous snowcapped peaks, cuernos (horns), make their appearance • ​Stay at majestic Singular Patagonia near Puerto Natales • Try your hand at making empanadas and enjoy a Chilean wine tasting • Hike to a condor's-eye view of Lago Sofía • Enjoy a traditional lunch at a local estancia.

Situated at the end of Última Esperanza Sound, the hotel's floor-to-ceiling windows overlook the water and the building's Industrial Age iron relics pay homage to its former life as a meatpacking plant. Travel + Leisure World's Best. (spa)

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• All breakfasts, 9 lunches, 8 dinners
• Expertise and services of our experienced Trip Leaders
• Snacks and beverages between meals
• Additional guides and experts from the region on many trips
• Van shuttles to support a variety of route options
• Comprehensive Travel Planner with detailed pre-trip information
• Private guided tours at museums, historic sites, wineries and other select attractions as noted in the Travel Planner
• All gratuities at hotels and restaurants
• Special events, including wine tastings and other select attractions as mentioned in the Travel Planner
• On biking and multi-adventure trips, use of fully equipped Backroads titanium bike plus helmet and accessories
• Trailercycles, carriers, and kid-sized helmets for Family Trips
• Equipment and experienced guides for kayaking, rafting, snorkeling, sailing and canoeing as described
• Park and other entry fees
• Fares for trains, ferries and other modes of travel as listed in the Travel Planner
• Select coach transfers
• Baggage transfers and porterage

Not Included: Leader gratuities, transportation to and from your Backroads trip start & end locations, and on-your-own meals & activities.

Straight Talk

We want to make sure you're on the trip that's right for you. Every Backroads trip is unique and this one is no exception.

To access the most scenic routes and significant points of interest on this trip, strategic shuttles are incorporated into several days. On a few days of the trip you can expect to spend 3 hours or more in the shuttle.

Trips with a small number of guests may be supported by one Backroads Trip Leader and a team of knowledgeable local guides. There will always be at least two people hiking on the trail with you.

Because of Patagonia's extreme weather conditions and strong winds, mid-trip itinerary changes are possible on this trip. If severe weather affects our planned activities, your Trip Leaders will find alternate activities that you're sure to enjoy. Expect the unexpected in this remote region, including slow or no internet and a scarcity of ATMs which often run out of cash. It's all part of the adventure! 

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10 MEJORES actividades y visitas turísticas en Patagonia chilena

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1. Torres Del Paine Full Day Camioneta Terrestre 4x4 desde El Calafate

2. Pingüino Rey - Isla Tierra del Fuego

3. Tour día completo Torres del Paine + cueva del Milodón

4. Full Day Torres del Paine

5. Excursión de día completo al Parque Nacional Torres del Paine desde Puerto Natales (Primera Clase)

6. Navegación por el glacial Balmaceda y Serrano

7. FULL DAY Torres del Payne desde Puerto Natales

8. Base Torres del Paine - Caminata de día completo desde Puerto Natales

9. Pioneer Tour: Excursión por la costa desde Puerto Chacabuco

10. Aventura en bicicleta de montaña en Punta Arenas

11. Tour de día completo Perito Moreno desde Puerto Natales

12. Torres del Paine Full Day Tour partiendo de El Calafate

13. Tour de Día Completo a Parque Nacional Torres del Paine

14. Paseo en barco por los Glaciares Balmaceda y Serrano y almuerzo tradicional.

15. Excursión privada por la costa a la Reserva Nacional de Coyhaique desde Puerto Chacabuco

16. Caminata privada por el bosque patagónico en Punta Arenas: 8 horas

17. Trekking Full Day Base Torres del Paine desde Puerto Natales

18. FULL DAY KING PENGUIN COLONY (tours privados)

19. Excursión de un día a Torres del Paine desde Puerto Natales

20. Excursión por la costa: Reserva Natural de Pingüinos de Magallanes en isla Magdalena desde Punta Arenas

21. Trekking Base Las Torres sin almuerzo

22. Excursión por el Río Serrano, Torres del Paine y Glaciar Serrano

23. Recorrido de Día Completo a Torres del Paine desde El Calafate

24. Paseo en Bote Glaciar Grey - Tour de un día desde Puerto Natales

25. Navegación Río Serrano, Glaciar Serrano y Balmaceda

26. Tour privado de día completo a Torres del Paine, con salida desde Punta Arenas

27. Día completo Torres del Paine, desde Punta Arenas (Tours privados)

28. 2 Tours Imperdibles Torres del Paine y Perito Moreno

29. Excursión de día completo al Parque Nacional Torres del Paine desde Puerto Natales

30. Excursión de 13 días por lo mejor de la Patagonia, desde El Calafate a Ushuaia: Parques nacionales de Los Glaciares, Torres del Paine y Tierra del Fuego

Qué están diciendo los viajeros.

• Tour día completo Torres del Paine + cueva del Milodón
• Excursión de día completo al Parque Nacional Torres del Paine desde Puerto Natales (Primera Clase)
• Torres Del Paine Full Day Camioneta Terrestre 4x4 desde El Calafate
• Excursión por la costa: Reserva Natural de Pingüinos de Magallanes en isla Magdalena desde Punta Arenas
• Avistamiento de Ballenas y Glaciares desde Punta Arenas Parque Francisco Coloane
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Chilean Patagonia: Santiago, Punta Arenas, Puerto Natales, Torres del Paine National Park & Viña del Mar - 8 days

• Partially Guided
• Sightseeing
• Christmas & New Year
• Wine tasting

• Introduction
• Day 1 Santiago
• Day 2 Santiago - Puerto Natales
• Day 3 Puerto Natales - Glaciar Grey
• Day 4 Puerto Natales - Parque Nacional Torres del Paine
• Day 5 Puerto Natales - Glaciares Balmaceda y Serrano - Punta Arenas
• Day 6 Punta Arenas - Santiago
• Day 7 Santiago - Viña del Mar y Valparaíso
• Day 8 Santiago

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Welcome to Aborigen Tours, a travel service agency specializing in Argentina and beyond. Since 1986, has been committed to share experiences in the best sceneries giving the visitor the best of each itineray. We have the passion and warm of the Southamerican people with enthusiasm and knowledge ready to show the authentic face of our customs. Our blend is a strong, reliable tour operator with a commitment to provide the best quality travel packages. We know South America and can share its best treasures. 29 years of experience is the key to our confidence to give our best. It includes the highest level of expertise in tour guides, hotels, food, wine, tours. We made  Receptivo Aborigen Tours as the fruit of a group of professionals of the hospitality industry. We combine our projects, travels, wellfare, but above all, as moments inspired by social and envilronmentally sustainable actions. The technological, geographical and historical knowledge of the destinations, make the advice as a unique experience. We receive friends from all over the world who visit South America and our country, Argentina, as stars to raise in their best dream. Our priority is the constant satisfaction of the wishes of all our guests and travelers. knowing the value of the effort of each trip and expectations, accompanied with all the senses, flavors, textures, and sounds. Responsibles in every destination make the difference with personalized services. All tour corresponsibles are excellent, with the knowledge and ability to find customized solutions. We in Receptivo Aborigen Tours, encourge the experience by making it unique! We'll take you there!

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• Tour Operator Receptivo Aborigen Tours 3.9
• EM ella · 20th February 2023 Dishonest total surprise not recommending Trip date: February 2023

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• Typhoid - Recommended for Chile. Ideally 2 weeks before travel.
• Hepatitis A - Recommended for Chile. Ideally 2 weeks before travel.
• Hepatitis B - Recommended for Chile. Ideally 2 months before travel.
• Rabies - Recommended for Chile. Ideally 1 month before travel.
• Unfortunately we cannot offer you a visa application service. Whether you need a visa or not depends on your nationality and where you wish to travel. Assuming your home country does not have a visa agreement with the country you're planning to visit, you will need to apply for a visa in advance of your scheduled departure.
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• For any tour departing before 10th June 2024 a full payment is necessary. For tours departing after 10th June 2024, a minimum payment of 20% is required to confirm your booking with Receptivo Aborigen Tours. The final payment will be automatically charged to your credit card on the designated due date. The final payment of the remaining balance is required at least 70 days prior to the departure date of your tour. TourRadar never charges you a booking fee and will charge you in the stated currency.
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Full Day Torres del Paine (Desde Punta Arenas)

Full day Tierra del Fuego – Parque Pingüino Rey

Fuerte Bulnes Traslado (Parque del Estrecho de Magallanes)

Full day Torres del Paine (Desde Puerto Natales)

Trekking Base Las Torres (Excursion con Guía)

Navegación Glaciares Balmaceda y Serrano

Navegacion Lago Grey Glaciar

Pinguineras Isla Magdalena (Desde Punta Arenas)

Trekking Faro San Isidro (Desde Punta Arenas)

Kayak Estrecho de Magallanes (Punta Arenas)

Patagonia tours .

Somos una pequeña agencia de Turismo en la Patagonia y nuestra base de operaciones se encuentra  Punta Arenas. Nos encargamos de coordinar y programar personalmente tus viajes por el fin de mundo. Queremos que aproveches al máximo tu estadía y para eso te ofrecemos las mejores alternativas y actividades a desarrollar desde Punta Arenas, Puerto Natales y El Calafate . Cuenta con nosotros para programar tu visita a la Patagonia Chilena y Argentina.

Torres del Paine , Tierra del Fuego y mas…

Nos preocupamos de coordinar personalmente sus Tours , para que pueda disfrutar de la Patagonia de la mejor manera.  Siempre transparentamos y sugerimos las mejoras alternativas para que no pierda su tiempo y disfrute su estadía en Patagonia .

Salimos diariamente a Torres del Paine desde Punta Arenas y Puerto Natales .   Tierra del Fuego y Fuerte Bulnes (Parque del Estrecho) también son parte de nuestra oferta diaria. El   glaciar Perito Moreno en El Calafate (Argentina) es otra de las maravillas de la Patagonia que no te puedes perder.  Nuestras actividades contemplan Tours de día completo , medio día, navegaciones y trekking .  Esperamos tu consultas y las respondemos a la brevedad.

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Days: 8| From: $7,950/per person

• Includes accommodations at first class hotels that reflect the best of local culture
• Includes excursions and tours with superb private guides

Start in metropolitan Santiago, Chile’s capital city, then taste world-renowned wines in the Colchagua and Casablanca Valleys. Finish your trip in spectacular Torres del Paine National Park.

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• Santiago 1 night: discover Chile’s bustling capital city
• Colchagua Valley 1 night: visit one of the top wine regions in South America
• Casablanca Valley 1 night: explore the Pacific Coast and award-winning wineries
• Puerto Natales 1 night: discover the stark beauty of the Last Hope Sound
• Torres del Paine 3 nights: visit an exceptional lodge in one of the world's most beautiful parks

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Sample itinerary

Welcome to santiago.

Arrive to Santiago, Chile’s metropolitan capital, where your private guide will take you to your boutique hotel in the charming Lastarria neighborhood. Lastarria is a nice area for walking around, with quiet streets, flowering trees, attractive colonial architecture, and a variety of restaurants and boutiques.

There are plenty of things to see and do in the Santiago area. Take a private tour of Santiago, either on your arrival day or as a one-day extension, or add a trip (day or overnight) to nearby wine country or the historic port city of Valparaíso. Just let us know your interests.

Accommodations: Hotel Magnolia

Hotel Magnolia is set in a renovated 1929 mansion in downtown Santiago, close to Santa Lucia Hill, museums, the historic center, and Barrio Lastarria. Designed by award-winning architect Cazú Zegers, who also designed traveler-favorite hotel Tierra Patagonia, the Hotel Magnolia seamlessly blends preserved historic marble and vintage furnishings with modern amenities. The 42-room hotel offers a restaurant, bar, library, and rooftop lounge with panoramic views.

World-Famous Wines in the Colchagua Valley

Set out for the Colchagua Valley, one of the most important wine regions in South America. This area is known for its top-quality reds, particularly Carménère, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, and Malbec.

The Colchagua Valley is a great place to explore by bike or by vehicle. Start at Viña Estampa, the first winery in Chile dedicated to assemblage (blend) wines. After a tour and tasting you’ll enjoy a leisurely ride to the family-run Viu Manent Winery, home to several award-winning vintages, including their Gran Reserva Malbec (2010) and Secreto de Viu Manent Syrah (2010). Following your tour and tasting, you will enjoy lunch at the winery. After lunch you will visit Neyen de Apalta Winery, which focuses all its production on one Bordeaux-style blend from 115 year-old Carménère vines.

For those who like a more relaxed ride, we offer e-bikes, which have a small motion-powered motor that lets you expend as much or as little effort as you like on your bike. If you prefer not to bike, we can also arrange this day with vehicle transport, or as a combination of biking and car transport.

Accommodations: Noi Blend

Located in the Colchagua Valley in the heart of Chilean wine country, the Noi Blend was constructed in a vintage vineyard dating back to 1875. The hotel maintains the traditional architecture and historical charm of the original structure, while emphasizing modern comfort and amenities. The 13-room hotel offers a swimming pool and a restaurant featuring local ingredients and local wines.

More Great Small Chilean Wineries in the Casablanca Valley

Visit the Casablanca Valley, an area characterized by the cool coastal breezes that create an ideal climate for growing Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Syrah, and Pinot Noir. Start with a tour and tasting at renowned Matetic Vineyards, particularly known for their Syrah. Travel by bike or car to Kingston Vineyards, a winery pioneering the production of cool climate, artisan-style reds. Wines from the 300-acre family ranch are handcrafted and bottled on site. You will enjoy a tour and private tasting of Kingston’s distinctive wines followed by a picnic lunch. Return in the afternoon to La Casona boutique hotel, located on the property of Matetic Vineyards; a beautiful small hotel with one of the region’s best restaurants.

Accommodations: La Casona at Casa Matetic

Constructed during the turn of the century, La Casona is a traditional and elegant country house with seven garden suites, located at Matetic Vineyards. Each room is named after the red and white grapes used in their wines. The landscaped gardens provide a tranquil retreat, and the restaurant is one of the best in the Chilean wine country. All bookings include a visit to the family wine cellar and production facilities, located a few miles away.

The Windswept Strait of Magellan and Last Hope Sound

Fly south to Punta Arenas and enjoy a scenic private transfer to your hotel, set just outside of the Torres del Paine National Park Entrance. Surrounded on all sides by rolling pampa blanketed in evergreen shrubs, you’ll enjoy panoramic views of Lake Sarmiento with the Paine Massif filling the horizon above it.

Accommodations: Tierra Patagonia , 4 nights

An exceptional option in the area of Torres del Paine National Park, Tierra Patagonia Hotel sits on a bluff where the pampa meets Lake Sarmiento, with views across the lake to the peaks of the Paine Massif from all rooms. The beautifully well-designed building seems to emerge from the hillside and blends harmoniously with the landscape. Patagonian details decorate its three suites, 34 superior rooms and three standard rooms. The hotel has a restaurant and bar, library lounge, spa with heated pool and hot tub, and one of the loveliest views in Torres del Paine.

Explore Torres del Paine National Park

Enjoy guided excursions each day to see the park’s iconic sites, such as the soaring granite towers from which it takes its name. Each day you can choose from active excursions, such as hiking, and more relaxed ones, such as driving tours and scenic walks. The guides at your lodge will discuss the options with you and help you plan a trip that matches your interests.

Accommodations: Tierra Patagonia

Depart for home or your next destination.

Today you will say goodbye to your local guide and head to the airport for your flight home or to your next destination.

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Popular ways to customize this itinerary.

Add a few extra nights in Santiago or visit the coastal city of Valparaíso. We can arrange a variety of activities, including city tours, wine tours, culinary excursions, visits to historical sites, and active options such as hiking, biking and horseback riding.

Explore the glaciers and fjords at the bottom of South America with the possibility of stepping foot on Cape Horn by taking a small ship Patagonia cruise on the Stella Australis or Ventus Australis.

Extend your visit with some time in the lovely Lake District , Easter Island , or the Atacama desert.

Include some downtime for rest and relaxation! Some free time to unwind or have a massage will allow you to feel refreshed and ready for the remainder of your trip. Many of our properties include excellent spas or wellness centers. We can help arrange these services or include properties that offer health & wellness amenities.

Contact us to learn about more options for designing and customizing your trip.

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We had a great time. Torres del Paine was definitely the highlight of the trip.

The trip was just wonderful. Tierra Patagonia was a fabulous place to stay for the Patagonia part.

Trip was great! Enjoyed the diversity of the vacation...

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How to Spend 5 Days in Patagonia, Chile

My biggest bucket list item for Chile was visiting Patagonia. This southern region of Chile, which also straddles Argentina, is a nature lovers paradise! Patagonia is famously known for glaciers, uniquely shaped mountains and brightly colored lakes. There are many companies that offer tours in Patagonia but you can easily visit Patagonia on your own. This post covers how to spend 5 days in Patagonia, Chile with days spent both in Torres del Paine National Park and Bernard O Higgins National Park.

Puerto Natales is the gateway to Patagonia and your 5 days in Patagonia will most likely start and end in this tiny town. Puerto Natales has a small airport with flights from Santiago but you may find more frequent flights from Punta Arenas which is about 3 hours south of Puerto Natales.

Notes on Spending 5 Days in Patagonia

• This itinerary is for people who do not want to do the full W trek or O circuit, which are two multi-day hikes you can do in Torres del Paine National Park. I explain these in more detail HERE
• You can switch up any of these days. Especially days 2-4 since you don’t have to book anything in advance.
• For days 2-4, I would look at the weather forecast and decide when to do what.
• Day 5 can be done at the beginning too. But you need to book this in advance so you need to decide early if you will do this at the start or at the end. This day is from Puerto Natales instead of Torres del Paine.
• Stay inside the park if possible for days 1-4. You do not want to waste time or fuel driving up and down from Puerto Natales. See my detailed post on accommodation HERE.
• You could potentially do this itinerary in 4 days instead of 5. I explain how below.
• If you do not want to do any of the day hikes, then you could easily cut this itinerary down even further. You could only do days 1 and 5 or expand day 1 into 2 days.
• Public transportation within Torres del Paine is not that great and you will need to rent a vehicle for your 4-5 days . See HERE for more details.

Day 1 – Glacier Grey, Lookout Points and Short Hikes

This is your sampler to Torres del Paine! Start the day with a boat trip to Glacier Grey. The tour is run by Hotel Grey . You need to book this tour ahead of time. This company runs 4 trips per day depending on the season but I recommend the 1st trip of the day so that you have the rest of the day to do other things. One thing to note is that the boat trip is extremely weather dependent. And by weather I mean the crazy Patagonian winds. If the wind is bad, there is a chance they may cancel and refund you.

After the boat tour, check out some of these lookout points and short hikes.

• Salto Grande Waterfall – lookout
• Mirador Nordenskjöld – lookout
• Los Cuernos – can be seen all over
• Mirador Lago Grey – short hike but skippable if doing the boat navigation to Glacier Grey
• Mirador Salto Chico – short walk
• Mirador Cóndor – 1.5 hour hike
• Mirador Cuernos – 1.5-2 hour hike

See my detailed post below on how to spend one day exploring the places listed!

One Day in Torres del Paine National Park, Patagonia

Day 2 – Base Torres Day Hike

Torres del Paine is named after three granite towers that rise up from an aqua green glacier lake. A hike to see these 3 towers is a must do in Torres del Paine. It is a full day hike and is categorized as a moderate to difficult hike. The hike is around 20 km/ 13 miles round trip and takes around 7-10 hours depending on your level of fitness and stops. The lookout point with the 3 towers is also called Mirador las Torres, Base Torres or Base Towers.

Check out my detailed post on this hike, where I break it down into sections and talk about what the hike is like.

A Guide to Mirador Las Torres Hike (Base Torres) – Torres del Paine, Patagonia

Day 3 – French Valley Day Hike

The French Valley is another popular day hike in Torres del Paine. It is technically a part of the W trek but can be done as a day hike. You will pass through some beautiful scenery during this hike, from lakes to mountain landscapes. The highlight on the way is the French Glacier. This hike is around 19 km round trip. The last bit (about 2 km) consists of boulders but the other 7.5 km is relatively easy.

Day 4 – Mirador Glacier Grey Day Hike

Mirador Glacier Grey is a lookout point where you can see Glacier Grey. Note that it’s not as close as the boat tour gets you to the glacier but it does offer a different, more panoramic view nevertheless. If you like to hike, then this is another popular day hike that you can do in Torres del Paine. Th total hike is a 25 km round trip and around 8 hours.

Notes on Days 3 & 4

You will have to take a ferry from the Pudeto ferry station to Paine Grande, which is the start of both the French Valley hike and Glacier Grey hike. The cost is $60 round trip ($120 for the two days), payable only in cash.

One way to avoid this charge is to book a stay at Paine Grande for one night between the two day hikes. You can book either the refugio or campsite. Note, however, that accommodation sells out fast.

Alternatively, cut out the glacier grey hike altogether if you are not into hiking that much or if you had an opportunity to see the glacier on the boat tour and are not interested in seeing it twice. If you decide early on to cut this hike out, then you could easily do this itinerary in 4 days instead of 5. If you decide last minute to cut this hike out and have already made reservations (accommodation, flights etc.), then you could spread out the day 1 activities to another day.

Day 5 – Sailing Through the Fjords of Patagonia

This was my favorite day in Patagonia! On this day, you can sail through the fjords of Patagonia and visit two of its mighty glaciers; the Serrano glacier and the Balmaceda glacier. You will pass through snow capped mountains, fjords and beautiful waterfalls. The only way to do all this is by booking an organized tour. The tour starts and ends in Puerto Natales. The only physical activity involved in the tour is hiking for about 20 minutes in the Bernard O Higgins National Park to see the Serrano glacier. Overall, it’s a super relaxing day and a great way to end your time in Patagonia (you can also do it at the start if you wish).

I go into this tour and the day in detail in my post below!

How to Visit the Fjords of Patagonia – Best Day Trip in Patagonia, Chile

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Balmaceda & Serrano Glaciers

from PUERTO NATALES A landscape of woods, waterfalls, fauna and ancient glaciers.

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Paine and glaciers (regular).

Double: From $ 367.500 / U$D 489 4 days – 3 Nights All the beauty of the Torres del Paine National Park, with its mountains, lakes and fauna, the Milodon Cave and navigation to the Balmaceda and Serrano Glaciers..

Mystic and Beautiful Land (Regular)

Double: From $ 665.500 / U$D 872 6 days – 5 Nights Get to know the charms of Punta Arenas, King Penguins, the history of the Park of the Strait and the beauty of Torres del Paine NP, Milodon´s Cave and two Patagonian glaciers.

Paine Mágico (Regular)

From:  $ 299.750 / U$D 407 4 días / 3 noches Toda la inigualable belleza de las montañas, lagos y naturaleza del PN Torres del Paine y el trekking a las míticas Torres de Granito.

Hotel Río Serrano Packages (All inclusive)

From: $ 567.000 / U$D 806 From 1 to 7 Nights Various programs to satisfy the most varied tastes and interests with semi-private transportation, accommodation, full board service, entry fees and guided tours into the Torres del Paine National Park.

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Double: From $ 850.000 / U$D 1.385 From 2 to 5 Nights Programs specially designed to marvel at the breathtaking scenery that only the “Eighth Wonder of the World” can offer.

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