Early in the morning, we depart from Puerto Natales and set off on a breathtaking journey toward Torres del Paine National Park, located approximately 90 minutes away. The route takes us through the sweeping landscapes of the Patagonian steppe, with chances to spot native wildlife such as guanacos, rheas, foxes, and—if we’re lucky—even condors soaring overhead.
Upon arrival, we enter one of the most iconic and pristine protected areas in the world: Torres del Paine National Park, declared a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve for its extraordinary natural beauty and ecological significance.
Throughout the day, we’ll explore some of the park’s most awe-inspiring highlights. We’ll stop at several viewpoints to capture stunning photographs of the Nordenskjöld Lake, with its turquoise waters and dramatic mountain backdrop, and admire the powerful Salto Grande, a thundering waterfall that connects the Nordenskjöld and Pehoé Lakes. One of the most unforgettable sights of the day will be the view of the Cuernos del Paine (the Horns of Paine)—a surreal mountain formation that defines the park’s jagged skyline.
Later, we continue to the Grey Lake viewpoint, where we’ll witness the hauntingly beautiful Grey Glacier in the distance, with floating icebergs dotting the lake’s surface—a powerful reminder of the forces that shaped this landscape over millennia.
As the sun begins to set over the mountains, we make our way back to Puerto Natales, arriving in the evening with hearts full of wonder and memory cards full of incredible images.
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If you would like to do the full-day tour to Torres del Paine including the hike to the Las Torres viewpoint, please let us know in advance so we can arrange it for you.
This iconic trek is one of the most celebrated in Patagonia, taking you deep into the heart of the park through native lenga forests, river crossings, and scenic valleys. The final ascent is a challenging but rewarding climb up a rocky moraine, leading to a dramatic viewpoint facing the park’s most famous landmark: the three granite towers rising above a glacial lagoon.
The round-trip hike covers approximately 20 kilometers and takes about 8 to 9 hours, making it suitable for travelers with good physical condition and a spirit of adventure.