Experiences in Torres Del Paine

What to do in Torres Del Paine

The king of Chilean Patagonia, the sky-scraping peaks of Torres del Paine are almost unbelievable when seen with the naked eye. But true they are, and you'll be able to explore all the hidden corners on epic hikes, cycles, horseback rides and drives in the national park itself. There are plenty of trails to explore with a seasoned guide, and you'll walk across rugged terrain and golden pampas, spotting guanacos, pumas and condors catching the thermal winds. Then, there are the icy lakes and lagoons, perfect for a kayaking adventure, as well as treks across the imposing Grey Glacier itself.

Hike the Mirador Condor trail to its lookout point

This short hike is well worth the uphill climb. Once you get to the top, you will have expansive views of Torres del Paine. Condor circle overhead and the wind whips across the formidable rock formations.

Go kayaking on the Grey River in Torres Del Paine

After breakfast the necessary equipment for the excursion will be delivered and where you will have the first contact with our guides. They will give you a security briefing and basics to paddle before moving in a vehicle near the Lago Grey Hotel. Once at the Grey Lake we enter the water through the Pingo River sector, entering an icebergs area where we will sail for approximately 1 hour, enough time to contemplate the place and take pictures. Then, we will begin the descent by the river, where we will enjoy views of the Paine Massif and, if the weather allows it, we will paddle by rapids, being the final decision of the guides. The adventure continues at the Grey Bridge, where the decision of whether to end the excursion or continue to our base of operations on the banks of the Serrano River will be taken. The tour lasts approximately 5 hours, where we will travel almost 30 kilometres. Transfer back to your hotel