Experiences in Chilean Patagonia

What to do in Chilean Patagonia

Spanning 1,000 miles from north to south, Chilean Patagonia has to be seen to be believed. What you do will depend on which corner you choose to explore, but rest assured that adventure is never far away. You could be trekking along mountainous trails and riding horseback across the grasslands one day, sailing past glaciers or skiing down volcanoes the next - and remember to squeeze in a soak in a thermal spring too. With no shortage of national parks, or fabulous lodges to call home, Patagonia has something for everyone.

Kayak through Aysen's Marble Caves

Why visit them on the outside if you can discover them on the inside? Come and be part of this great adventure, discover a unique place in the world, surrounded by turquoise waters and large rock formations. Go kayaking and get to know the Cathedral, Chapel and marble tunnel. Let yourself be surprised by one of the most beautiful landscapes with our kayak Guides entering the different formations, being able to appreciate and be in direct contact with nature.

Explore the city of Punta Arenas

Your scenic city tour of Punta Arenas kicks off with a visit to the Maggiorino Borgatello Museum, showcasing ethnic aboriginal artifacts, regional flora and fauna, and a wealth of historical information. Following this, you'll explore several significant monuments before heading to the impressive Nao Victoria Museum. Here, you can engage with replicas of ships pivotal to the area's discovery, colonization, and historical heritage in the Magallanes Region of Chile. The tour will then guide you through various landmarks, including the Main Square and the statue of Fernando de Magallanes. To cap off the experience, you'll journey to the lookout point at Cerro de la Cruz, where breathtaking panoramic views of the city, the Strait of Magellan, and Tierra del Fuego Island await you.