Private transfer from the airport or bus terminal to your hotel (accommodation not included). Free time to explore the town of Puerto Natales, a small port city on the shore of Última Esperanza Sound, surrounded by mountains and fjords. Ideal for a walk along the waterfront, a visit to the Artisan Market, or to purchase/organize any last-minute trekking gear.

Highlight: Charming Patagonian town atmosphere, with views of the fjords and access to excellent local cuisine.

Duration: Full day (varies depending on transport schedules)

Private transfer to the bus terminal. Regular bus from Puerto Natales to Laguna Amarga (park entrance). Shuttle (operated by Hotel Las Torres) from Laguna Amarga to the Welcome Center at Torres Central/Norte (trailhead). From there, begin the hike to the famous Base of the Towers viewpoint via the Ascencio Valley. The route passes Chileno Campsite before the steep final ascent to the viewpoint. Descend and overnight at Refugio or Camping Central, or Premium Camping Chileno. Night 1 on the trail.

Highlight: Iconic ascent to the Base of the Towers—stand at the foot of the dramatic granite spires, surrounded by the wild landscapes of Patagonia.

Distance: Approx. 18 km round trip (Welcome Center → Base → return to overnight location)

Duration: Full day (approx. 5–6 hours of trekking from Chileno to Cuernos)

Trek along scenic trails with sweeping views of Lake Nordenskjöld and surrounding forests. The path gradually descends from Chileno Campsite toward the lake, before gently ascending to reach the Cuernos Sector. Arrive at either Refugio Cuernos, Camping Cuernos, or opt for the more private Cuernos Cabins. Night 2 on the trail.

Highlight: Majestic views over turquoise Nordenskjöld Lake, and ending the day nestled against the iconic Cuernos del Paine.

Distance: ~13 km (one-way from Chileno to Cuernos)

Duration: Full day, approximately 9–10 hours total depending on pace and chosen endpoint.

Trek deep into the famous French Valley, one of the park’s most iconic areas—passing through lush lenga forests, across rivers, and into a cirque dominated by towering granite walls, hanging glaciers, and waterfalls. Continue your hike from the valley’s end toward Refugio or Camping Paine Grande, where you’ll settle in for the night. Night 3 on the trail.

Highlight: Immersive alpine scenery—from glacier-carved amphitheaters and icefalls to soaring peaks like Cerro Catedral and the “Shark’s Fin”—rewarding every effort with panoramic views that embody Patagonia’s raw beauty.

Distance (approximate):

• From Cuernos to Camp Italiano: ~5.5 km (~2.5 hrs)

• From Camp Italiano to the valley’s end: ~5.5 km (~2.5 hrs)

• From the valley’s end to Paine Grande: ~7.8 km (~2.5 hrs) 

• Total one-way distance: ~18.8 km; round-trip time: ~9–10 hrs

Duration: Full day (~7–8 hours total)

Hike from Paine Grande to the Grey Glacier viewpoint and back (approx. 22 km round-trip with about 573 m elevation gain). After the hike, board the catamaran across Lake Pehoé to Pudeto. From there, take the regular bus back to Puerto Natales, followed by a private transfer to your hotel (accommodation not included). Overnight in Puerto Natales.

Highlight: Final stunning views of the Grey Glacier, with floating icebergs and dramatic glacial landscapes—an unforgettable grand finale.

Distance: ~22 km round-trip hike (Paine Grande → Grey Glacier viewpoint → return)

Duration: Variable, depending on departure schedule

Private transfer from your hotel to the airport or bus terminal for your onward journey.

Highlight: Final views of Puerto Natales and the surrounding Patagonian landscapes as you depart.