Tours & Sightseeing in Puerto Natales

Explore the highlights of Torres del Paine National Park on this 5-day self-guided tour departing from Puerto Natales. See up close the massive granite towers that give the Park its name, walk alongside the breathtaking "Cuernos del Paine" and be amazed by the stunning shapes of the "Franc es Valley." Come and enjoy the awe-inspiring Grey Glacier, the southernmost tip of the Chilean Patagonia's Southern Ice Fields, where the ice blends into the clouds on the horizon.Day 1: Transportation to Torres del Paine, lodging at Central Sector.Day 2: Hike to Las Torres Base, lodging at Central Sector.Day 3: Hike to the Franc es Sector, lodging at Franc es Sector.Day 4: Hike to the Franc es Valley, lodging at Paine Grande Sector.Day 5: Hike to Grey Glacier Lookout Point, return in catamaran via Peho e Lake, return to Puerto Natales.

Explore the highlights of Torres del Paine National Park on this 5-day self-guided tour departing from Puerto Natales. See up close the massive granite towers that give the Park its name, walk alongside the breathtaking "Cuernos del Paine" and be amazed by the stunning shapes of the "Franc es Valley." Come and enjoy the awe-inspiring Grey Glacier, the southernmost tip of the Chilean Patagonia's Southern Ice Fields, where the ice blends into the clouds on the horizon.Day 1: Transportation to Torres del Paine, lodging at Central Sector.Day 2: Hike to Las Torres Base, lodging at Central Sector.Day 3: Hike to the Franc es Sector, lodging at Franc es Sector.Day 4: Hike to the Franc es Valley, lodging at Paine Grande Sector.Day 5: Hike to Grey Glacier Lookout Point, return in catamaran via Peho e Lake, return to Puerto Natales.

If you only have a day to spare, you can explore the highlights of Torres del Paine National Park on this full-day guided tour from Puerto Natales. Skip the hassle of arranging transport and get picked up directly from your hotel. In a small group of no more than 10 people, explore such attractions as Sofia Lagoon, Porteño Lake, Ballena Hill, Grey Glacier, Nordenskjold Lake, and the three distinctive granite peaks that give the park its name.