Torres del Paine Tour Package from Puerto Natales

Arrival in Puerto Natales

Upon arrival at the airport, our team will be waiting to transfer you directly to your hotel in Puerto Natales for a smooth and stress-free check-in. The rest of the day is yours to relax, explore, and start soaking in the charm of this picturesque port town.

Explore the town at your own pace

We recommend starting with a peaceful walk along the Última Esperanza Sound waterfront. Stroll by the historic pier and take in the stunning views of the fjord framed by Patagonian peaks. Don’t miss the famous Monument to the Wind, a striking sculpture that pays tribute to the powerful winds of the region.

Looking for a panoramic viewpoint? Consider a hike or horseback ride up to Cerro Dorotea Viewpoint, where you’ll be rewarded with sweeping vistas of Puerto Natales and its surrounding mountains and fjords.

Local flavors and first impressions

End the day with a relaxing dinner at one of the town’s cozy restaurants or cafés. Savor traditional Patagonian lamb, fresh seafood, or try a Calafate sour, a local favorite. Popular spots like Café Artimaña, Santolla, or El Asador Patagónico offer great food and warm ambiance.

After a calm day of discovery and a first taste of Patagonia, head back to your hotel for a good night’s rest—your Torres del Paine tour package adventures begin tomorrow.

Pick up in Puerto Natales

We’ll pick you up between 7:00 and 7:45 a.m. to begin your full-day adventure into the heart of Torres del Paine National Park. As we travel along Route 9, you'll pass through sweeping Patagonian landscapes on your way to some of the most iconic sights in the region.

Sarmiento Lake and Paine Waterfall Viewpoint

Our first stop will be the Sarmiento Lake Viewpoint, offering early glimpses of the majestic Paine Massif. From there, we continue to the Paine Waterfall, where the Paine River flows powerfully through dramatic terrain.

Viewpoints and trekking in Grey Lake

Once inside the park, we’ll visit several unforgettable viewpoints:

• Salto Grande, a thunderous waterfall connecting Lake Nordenskjöld and Lake Pehoé
• Nordenskjöld Viewpoint, with postcard-perfect mountain backdrops
• Camping Pehoé, where we’ll pause for a scenic lunch break surrounded by nature

Next, we head to the Grey Lake sector, where you’ll have the option to hike for about an hour through a native lenga forest to reach the lake’s edge. From there, you’ll enjoy breathtaking views of the Grey Glacier and its floating icebergs, with the eastern face of the Paine Massif towering in the background.

Return through the Milodon Cave

On our way back to Puerto Natales, we’ll make a final stop at the Milodon Cave Natural Monument—a fascinating prehistoric site where the remains of the extinct Milodon, a giant ground sloth, were discovered.

We return to Puerto Natales around 6:30 p.m., closing the day with memories of dramatic landscapes, glacial wonders, and Patagonian history.

Pick up in Puerto Natales

We’ll leave between 6:15 and 6:45 a.m. from your hotel in Puerto Natales for one of the most iconic hikes in the world: the Base Torres trek in Torres del Paine National Park.

Arrival at the Welcome Center

After entering the park, we’ll stop at the Las Torres Reserve Welcome Center. Here, our guides will lead a short briefing before starting the adventure.

Start of Base Torres trekking

This demanding yet unforgettable 13.7-mile (22 km) round-trip hike takes about 8 hours and covers a variety of landscapes: native forests, rivers, valleys, and rugged glacial moraines.

You’ll be accompanied by experienced guides throughout the route, offering local insight, support, and encouragement as you make your way through one of Patagonia’s most stunning trails.

Base Torres Viewpoint

At 2,850 feet (870 meters) above sea level, the final reward is a jaw-dropping view of the three granite towers—South, Central, and North (also known as De Agostini, Central, and Monzino)—rising above a pristine glacial lagoon. It’s a moment you’ll never forget.

Return to Puerto Natales

After soaking in the view and taking photos, we’ll descend the same trail back to the Welcome Center. Return to Puerto Natales is expected around 9:30 p.m.—tired but exhilarated after conquering one of Patagonia’s most legendary hikes.

Departure from Puerto Natales

Today we take Route Y-290 toward Torres del Paine National Park, entering via Serrano Gate, with beautiful scenery unfolding along the way.

Arrival at the pier

Once in the area, we begin a short hike (approx. 45 minutes) to the dock at Grey Lake, where we board the Grey III catamaran for one of the most spectacular excursions in the park.

Sailing on Grey III Catamaran

During the 2.5-hour navigation, you'll cruise past massive floating icebergs and enjoy front-row views of the Grey Glacier, part of the Southern Patagonian Ice Field. The landscape is dramatic and otherworldly, with jagged ice, open water, and towering peaks.

You’ll also get a unique perspective of the western face of the Paine Massif, all while enjoying onboard services in a comfortable and safe environment.

Return to Puerto Natales

After disembarking and retracing the short hike back to the vehicle, we’ll return to Puerto Natales. The exact time depends on the reserved navigation slot, but expect a magical day filled with icy blues, fresh air, and unforgettable views.

Last breakfast and check-out

Enjoy your final breakfast at the hotel, followed by check-out. While your Torres del Paine tour package is coming to an end, there’s still one last chance to connect with the culture and history of this remarkable region.

City highlights and historical sites

We begin with a tour through the most emblematic neighborhoods of Puerto Natales, including Villa Cariño and Colonia Isabel Riquelme, and stroll along the scenic waterfront of the Última Esperanza Sound, home to the striking Monument to the Wind.

From there, we explore the surrounding areas that played a crucial role in the colonization of southern Patagonia. Discover the origins of this unique region by visiting Puerto Bories, Puerto Prat, and Puerto Consuelo—the first permanent settlements that shaped the area's modern identity.

Laguna Sofía Nature Spot

To wrap up your journey, we head to Laguna Sofía, a quiet natural sanctuary framed by dramatic rock walls and native forests. Keep an eye out for soaring Andean condors and enjoy breathtaking views of the Sierra Señoret and Cordillera Prat—a final farewell to the raw beauty of Patagonia.

Return to Puerto Natales and end of services

The tour concludes back in Puerto Natales, where our services officially end. With your camera full of photos and your heart full of memories, you’ll leave knowing you’ve truly experienced Patagonia—from its legendary landscapes to its living history.