Torres del Paine and Milodon Cave tour

Pick up in Puerto Natales and transfer to Torres del Paine

At 7:00 a.m., the minibus will pick you up at your accommodation in Puerto Natales. Once the whole group is gathered, we will head to Torres del Paine National Park—a journey of approximately two hours. During the drive, your guide will share information to help you immerse yourself in the region. We will enter the park through the Portería Laguna Amarga sector, where you’ll enjoy excellent views of the iconic Torres del Paine.

Tour by minibus through the viewpoints of Torres del Paine

We will begin the tour along the trails of Torres del Paine National Park. From the comfort of the minibus, you will observe the diverse Patagonian landscapes while your guide shares their knowledge. Along the route, you will stop at the most famous viewpoints: Laguna Amarga Viewpoint (where you can see the towers), Paine Waterfall, Nordenskjöld Lake Viewpoint, and Salto Grande. At each stop, you’ll have time to enjoy the scenery and take photos.

It’s time for lunch! The guide will adapt to the group’s preferences and the weather conditions. Sometimes lunch is served at picnic tables located at the Pehoé Campground, offering a beautiful view of Lake Pehoé and the Cuernos del Paine. On other occasions, lunch is taken in the Grey Lake sector, with views of the lake itself. In any case, a lunch with a view is guaranteed.

Grey Lake

The last stop inside the park is Grey Lake. We will arrive at the Lago Grey Hotel, where you’ll have one hour to walk along a trail that winds through an ancient lenga forest until you reach the shore of Grey Lake. This short hike is optional—if you prefer, you can relax and wait for the group at the Lago Grey Hotel café.

On the beach of Grey Lake, you will often see chunks of ice that have broken off from the Grey Glacier and drifted to the shore, carried by the wind.

Milodon Cave

We will start our return to Puerto Natales, and before arriving, we’ll make a final stop at the Milodon Cave Natural Monument.

This cave is famous for being the site where the remains of an extinct species of large herbivorous mammal were discovered—a species native to Patagonia and related to the modern sloth bear.

Arrival to Puerto Natales

After the visit to the Milodon Cave, we will return to Puerto Natales, arriving between 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. For your convenience, the minibus will drop you off at your accommodation, so feel free to ask your guide for recommendations on where to have dinner that evening!