Tell us what you'd love to do and we'll book it for you — with the local guides and estancias we know and trust. No forms, no deposits online: just write to us and we'll take care of the details.
Prices in Chilean pesos (CLP), per person for the 2026–27 season unless noted, and can simply be added to your room bill. Subject to availability and weather.
Browse the options below — or tell us your idea.
Dates, number of people and anything we should know.
We confirm with the operator and send you all the details.
A full-day drive through the park's scenic route — viewpoints, lakes, waterfalls and wildlife, no long hikes required. Private tours add quieter corners like Laguna Azul and a guide who reads the landscape: guanacos, condors and, with luck, pumas.
The trek that defines Patagonia — a full day climbing through beech forest and glacial valley to the lagoon at the foot of the three granite towers. Demanding but unforgettable, and done in a day from Bories. Doing the W or the full circuit? Stay with us before and after — we'll store your luggage while you're in the park.
The most spectacular stretch of the W, done in a day. After an early pick-up, a 25-minute catamaran ride across Lake Pehoé takes you to Paine Grande. From there the trail skirts Lakes Pehoé and Skottsberg beneath the Cuernos del Paine to Camp Italiano, then climbs through lenga forest beside the French River to the French Valley lookout (490 m) — with the French Glacier, the southwest face of the Paine massif and three lakes at your feet. About 20 km and 8 hours of walking, back in Natales around 20:30.
Not included: catamaran (CLP 28,000 each way, buy in advance at catamaranpehoe.com) and park entrance.
Cross Lake Pehoé by catamaran and follow the western leg of the W from Paine Grande, climbing gently through lenga forest, lagoons and streams along the slopes of Paine Grande, with wide views over Lake Grey. The reward: the lookout over Grey Glacier and its icebergs, an arm of the Southern Ice Field. About 22 km and 8 hours of walking, back in Natales around 20:30. Year-round.
Not included: catamaran (CLP 28,000 each way, buy in advance at catamaranpehoe.com) and park entrance.
The perfect middle ground between a scenic tour and a big hike. Three easy-to-moderate trails, about 8 km in total: the Aonikenk trail, a wildlife corridor with ancient rock paintings; the Salto Grande waterfall and the Cuernos lookout over Lake Nordenskjöld; and, after lunch by Lake Pehoé, the climb to the Condor Viewpoint (350 m) — the park's most famous view. Pick-up 7:00, back around 18:30.
Park entrance not included.
A private tour through the eastern side of the park with specialised trackers, where Patagonia's most representative species roam free — guanacos, condors, foxes, and the real chance of seeing a puma in its natural habitat. Early start for the best light and activity.
The classic Natales sail, leaving from the pier right here in Puerto Bories. Down the Última Esperanza fjord — waterfalls, cormorants and sea lions — to the hanging ice of Balmaceda, then a forest walk to the Serrano Glacier lookout and lunch at an estancia on the way back.
One of the park's most memorable experiences: sail among icebergs of every shade of blue to the towering walls of Grey Glacier — an arm of the Southern Ice Field — with the Paine massif all around.
Ride across Patagonia the way it has always been travelled — with local gauchos, through native forest and open steppe, with condors overhead. From a gentle first hour in the saddle to a full day in the mountains, we'll match you with the right horses and the right estancia.
A day at a working Patagonian estancia, hosted by the families who still run them: sheepdogs at work, shearing, horses, and the traditional cordero al palo slow-roasted over the fire. Each estancia has its own character — tell us what appeals to you and we'll arrange it.
Peak season (20 Dec – 10 Jan) rates at La Península are slightly higher.
Paddle the Patagonian landscape from water level with certified guides — all equipment and drysuits included, no previous experience needed for the half day.
Minimum age 14. Trips may be rescheduled if it's very windy.
Not everything happens inside the park. Half an hour from Natales lie quieter trails — Cerro Benítez and its condors above Laguna Sofía, the 3,500-year-old rock art of Rupestre Patagonia, the Milodón Cave, and Cerro Dorotea's sweeping view over town and fjord. Cerro Benítez is our favourite: we'll happily help you do it on your own, or book you a guide.
Going on your own to Cerro Benítez? The landowner now asks every visitor to register (free) before the hike — we'll send you the link.
Arriving, leaving, or heading to the park on your own? We arrange private transfers with trusted local drivers — Puerto Natales and Punta Arenas airports, the bus terminal, hotels and trailheads in Torres del Paine, and across the border to El Calafate or El Chaltén.
Prices per vehicle, depending on route and group size — just ask.
Prefer to explore at your own pace? Together with our partner Natales Rental — the most modern fleet in Puerto Natales, all automatic — your car can be delivered to Bories and returned here at no extra cost, at a time arranged in advance with you. Unlimited extra drivers and 24-hour road assistance. Tell us your dates and we'll arrange everything.
Drivers 18+ with their home-country licence and passport. Credit-card guarantee of CLP 600,000 (CLP 800,000 if crossing into Argentina). Unlimited mileage; full tank out, full tank back. Lower daily rates for 5 days or more; one-way drop-offs (El Calafate, Punta Arenas…) and child seats on request.
When the crowds are gone and the light turns long and low, we run small photography workshops in the Patagonian winter — Austral Lens. The one experience that's truly ours, with Bories as your warm base.
Tell us your idea and how much time you have — we'll happily put it together.
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