5 days / 4 nights
Includes
Estimated prices
From US$ 6,130 per person in a double room
When to go
All year
Mountains that seem sculpted by the wind, thousand-year-old glaciers, and landscapes that change color with every hour of the day. Five days to explore one of the last great wilderness areas on the planet, without extreme physical demands—just a willingness to be amazed. Torres del Paine isn't visited: it's experienced. Ready to discover it?
Day 1
Passengers will take a flight from Santiago to Punta Arenas, where we will be waiting to take them by land to Torres del Paine National Park. Once at Patagonia Camp, they will have the rest of the day free to relax and enjoy the surroundings.
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Day 2
Patagonia Camp offers a wide range of daily excursions. Should guests prefer a more relaxed start, we suggest a scenic drive through Torres del Paine National Park, admiring its panoramic routes and stopping at strategic viewpoints where steppe, lakes, mountains, and Magellanic forest unfold before their eyes. Weather permitting, they may even be able to admire areas near the ice fields.
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Day 3
Passengers will walk for just over half an hour through a lenga forest to reach the shore of Grey Lake. There, they will board a catamaran to sail among mountains and ancient ice towards the walls of the Grey Glacier.
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Day 4
To make the most of your stay at Patagonia Camp, a great half-day excursion is the hike through the Pingo River Valley. The trail winds through scrubland and Magellanic forests with views of the river and Mount Paine Grande, passing through horse grazing areas, and then entering a forest of lenga and coihue trees. The hike ends at a stream frequented by salmon, where occasional wildlife sightings are not uncommon.
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Day 5
At the agreed time, we will pick up the passengers at Patagonia Camp to take them back to Punta Arenas airport, where they can catch their flight to the next destination.