Enjoy fishing in one of the most amazing places on the planet, the "Torres del Paine National Park".  More than a day of fishing, this adventure becomes an exploration of the most Wild of Patagonia. Navigating the Serrano River and walking through little explored paths, we will reach rivers and lagoons surrounded by mountains and glaciers, where we will have the possibility of catching brown or rainbow trout.  This excursion can be booked as a full or half day.

A combination of experiences for lovers of nature and adventure. We begin by navigating the Serrano River, exploring majestic areas, we will walk through virgin forests, rivers, mountains and moraines of ancient glaciers, until we reach the great southern ice field, considered the third frozen freshwater reserve on the planet. From Hotel del Paine, this exploration can be done in one day, or with the possibility of setting up a camp and spending the night in a corner that you will never forget.

The ideal excursion to get an overview of the “Torres del Paine” national park. We visit the sector of "Playa Grey", where we will appreciate the ice floes that have been detached from the glacier of the same name. Then we will visit the big waterfall, a natural connection between the Nordenskjöld and Pehoé lakes. In the afternoon, we will move through the Patagonian steppe to visit the Paine waterfall and the Blue lagoon. After enjoying a refreshing picnic with a privileged view of the three towers, our journey back among the local fauna begins.

Around 08:00 we begin this adventure towards the Torres sector, where our walk begins. Bordering the slope of Mount Almirante Nieto, we will ascend until we reach the "Chileno" refuge, we will continue crossing the Valle del Ascencio, until we reach the foot of a glacial moraine, beginning the last section of the trail. You will ascend for about an hour to finally reach the foot of the majestic "TORRES DEL PAINE". Once we have enjoyed this unforgettable adventure, we begin the return to our hotel.

In the morning we move to the Pudeto sector, where we will cross Lake Pehoé until we reach Paine Grande where our trek begins.  We will walk along the “Paine Grande” mountain until we reach the Italian camp in the middle of the  “Valle Frances”. We will continue ascending through a glacial moraine, until we reach the Frances viewpoint. In this place, on the one hand, we will observe the French hanging glacier and on the other the famous "Cuernos del Paine". After having enjoyed this wonderful view, we will begin our descent to return to the hotel.

Come and live with us the adventure of searching for and discovering the Wild Fauna of Patagonia in its natural habitat. We will cross the Torres del Paine National Park with our transport to reach the Patagonian Steppe, the driest and arid place in the National Park, where the main mammals of the Region live and coexist, accompanied by a great variety of resident and migratory birds. We will move inside and outside the national park in search of pumas, guanacos, foxes, as well as large birds such as condors, rheas, eagles and flamingos.

Exploration in the middle of the Patagonian steppe that allows to know the typical fauna of the area, among which the observation of guanacos, condors, foxes and possibly pumas stand out. Additionally, we will have the possibility to appreciate cave paintings, works of art made by the first inhabitants of Patagonia and that were printed in the caves.

Discover one of the most impressive viewpoints of the Torres del Paine National Park, the famous "Cuernos del Paine". Through a one hour walk, we will arrive at this fascinating viewpoint where we will appreciate in front of us, this rock formation at the foot of Lake Nordenskjöld. During this trail, we will also be able to observe and enjoy the Salto Grande waterfall, which is the natural connection between the Nordenskjöld and Pehoé lakes.

Come and live with us the adventure of searching for and discovering the Wild Fauna of Patagonia in its natural habitat. We will cross the Torres del Paine National Park with our transport to reach the Patagonian Steppe, the driest and arid place in the National Park, where the main mammals of the Region live and coexist, accompanied by a great variety of resident and migratory birds. We will move inside and outside the national park in search of pumas, guanacos, foxes, as well as large birds such as condors, rheas, eagles and flamingos.

Through a walk of approximately 45 minutes, we will arrive at the Condor Viewpoint. With a privileged view of the majestic Pehoe Lake located in the heart of the national park and with views of the imposing Paine Massif. From this trail, you can also see some condors and eventually condors flying around this viewpoint.

Through this excursion, you will be able to enjoy one of the most pristine places within the national park. Following the route of the Pingo River through the valley of the same name, we will walk and observe the flora that abounds in this place, we will cross ancient forests in the middle of this glacial valley and we will arrive at a small waterfall surrounded by lush vegetation. Within this glacial valley inhabits and eventually it is possible to see the Huemul, a Chilean deer that is currently in danger of extinction.

A real adventure, sailing through the Serrano River to join the “Torres del Paine” and “Bernardo O'Higgins” national parks. We will sail for just over an hour and arrive at the Bernardo O'Higgins National Park. In this place we will disembark and visit the Serrano glacier and we will cross the Ultima Esperanza Fjord, to enjoy a typical Patagonian lunch, after having enjoyed lunch, we will begin our return to the hotel along the same river route, or continue trip in catamaran to Puerto Natales. During this navigation we will be able to observe the Tyndall Glacier from a distance, belonging to the Southern Ice Field.

Catamaran navigation through the magical Grey Lake, surrounded by icebergs and mountains, will take us to the very front wall of the glacier of the same name. On this excursion you will be able to enjoy and appreciate this imposing glacier in all its faces, which comes from the southern ice field, considered to be the third largest mass of ice in the world.