8 nights, 2 stops — pumas and the paine massif for the camera.
Punta Arenas → Torres del Paine National Park.
Round trip · returns to Punta Arenas
Arrive in Punta Arenas, met and transferred to your accommodation. Punta Arenas pairs Patagonian history on the Strait of Magellan with a vast penguin colony offshore.
Explore the Strait of Magellan and the city's history. A boat trip to the Magdalena Island penguins, plus the historic city.
Transfer to Torres del Paine National Park. Track wild pumas across the steppe, with guanacos and condors. Trek to the base of the granite Towers.
Trek to the base of the granite Towers. Explore the park's lakes, glaciers and viewpoints. Torres del Paine has become the world's best place to see and photograph wild pumas, thanks to its protected guanaco herds.
Explore the park's lakes, glaciers and viewpoints. A full day of Patagonian wildlife and scenery, pumas and guanacos.
A full day of Patagonian wildlife and scenery, pumas and guanacos. A leg of the 'W' trek beneath the massif.
A leg of the 'W' trek beneath the massif.
Track wild pumas across the steppe, with guanacos and condors.
A final morning in Torres del Paine National Park — a last outing or a slow start as time allows — before the transfer onward and the journey home.
The Patagonian summer — penguin season and the main park window.
Peak season, with the penguin colonies active on Magdalena.
A Relais & Châteaux lodge of private villas, each with its own guide and vehicle.
A characterful boutique hotel in a converted hillside building in Punta Arenas.
The pioneering all-inclusive lodge inside the park, with guided explorations.
A central Punta Arenas hotel on the main square, a practical Patagonia gateway base.
A historic estancia hotel at the foot of the Towers, well placed for the treks.
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