Full Day Torres del Paine + Cueva del Milodon

Explore the diverse landscapes and natural wonders of Torres del Paine National Park, including its vast grasslands, towering mountains, and sparkling turquoise lakes. Delve into the rich ecosystem where ancient megafauna once roamed freely across Patagonia's expansive wilderness.

The tour commences early in the morning by collecting travelers at their accommodations before embarking towards our inaugural destination: the picturesque village of Cerro Castillo. Here, visitors have the opportunity to explore the bustling market stalls within El Ovejero Souvenir Shop, which offers an array of unique souvenirs representing the rich heritage of Patagonia and Torres del Paine.

Subsequently, we proceed to one of the primary gateways of the National Park, where we exchange our respective entry permits. Upon arrival, we embark upon a journey through the initial viewpoints, including the serene Lago Sarmiento, the rugged Laguna Amarga, and the breathtakingly beautiful Rio Paine waterfall. As we traverse these scenic landscapes, we gain insight into the awe-inspiring natural beauty of the region.

Our route takes us further eastward into the heart of the park, where the towering granite formations provide a striking backdrop. We delve into the central sector, admiring the tranquil lakes such as Nordenskjold and Pehoe, along with the majestic Paine Mountain Range, whose prominent peaks like Cuernos, Paine Grande, and French Valley offer panoramic views.

For lunch, depending on the prevailing season, options may vary between Pehoe Camping in May to September or the Pingo Sector in September to April. This culinary excursion provides a delightful break amidst the captivating landscape.

Following lunch, we venture to the picturesque Grey Lake Beach, where we might observe the reflective surfaces of floating icebergs and gaze at one of the most renowned glaciers in the Southern Ice Fields, the Grey Glacier. Our surroundings transform dramatically; lush evergreen forests and expansive lakes like Toro and Porteño await us.

Continuing our exploration, we arrive at the Milodon Cave, a testament to the geological past of the area, revealing the remnants of the last ice age and showcasing the prehistoric megafauna that once inhabited the region.

Upon concluding our tour, we return to Puerto Natales, marking the end of an unforgettable adventure in Patagonia's magnificent landscapes.