At Auralta Patagonia, each experience is conceived as an intimate encounter with one of the world’s most extraordinary landscapes. Operated by The Adventure Corp, our local partner, every journey is shaped by a deep respect for the territory and a commitment to thoughtful, authentic immersion.

These are not simply excursions, but curated passages into the essence of Patagonia—where shifting light, vast silence, and elemental forces define the rhythm of each day. The landscapes of Torres del Paine unfold gradually, revealing their scale and subtlety through movement, observation, and presence.

Each itinerary has been carefully designed to foster a meaningful connection with the environment—its textures, its pace, and its enduring spirit. What follows is a selection of experiences, each offering a distinct perspective of the park, along with practical details to ensure a seamless and well-prepared journey.

A defining ascent into the heart of Torres del Paine. The trail begins along the Ascencio River, gradually gaining altitude through wind-shaped valleys and lenga forests. The final approach, across a rugged moraine, culminates in a striking reveal: three granite towers rising abruptly from a glacial lagoon.

A physically demanding yet deeply rewarding journey, where effort gives way to one of Patagonia’s most iconic views.

Difficulty: Moderate to High
Duration: 10 hours
Elevation: 850 m.a.s.l.
Distance: 20 km
Includes: Bilingual guide, private transfers, curated box lunch
Regular Rate: CLP 160,000 per person (VAT included)
Private Rate: Available upon request

Park entrance fees not included

An immersive exploration into the interior of the Paine Massif. The journey begins with a catamaran crossing over the turquoise waters of Lake Pehoé, followed by a scenic traverse beneath the Cuernos del Paine. The ascent leads through native forest into the French Valley, where dramatic cirques and hanging glaciers create a powerful sense of scale.

A full-day experience that reveals the dynamic geology and layered beauty of the region.

Difficulty: Moderate to High
Duration: 12 hours
Elevation: 850 m.a.s.l.
Distance: 20 km
Includes: Bilingual guide, private transfers, curated box lunch
Regular Rate: CLP 230,000 per person (VAT included)
Private Rate: Available upon request

Park entrance fees not included

A quieter, less-traveled route offering a more contemplative perspective of the park. Beginning at Estancia Lazo, the trail moves through lenga forests, wetlands, and hidden lagoons, gradually opening to expansive views of Paine Grande, the Cuernos, and Lake Toro.

Ideal for those seeking a slower pace and a deeper connection with Patagonia’s subtle landscapes.

Difficulty: Moderate
Duration: 6 hours
Elevation: 800 m.a.s.l.
Distance: 15 km
Includes: Bilingual guide, private transfers, curated box lunch
Regular Rate: CLP 150,000 per person (VAT included)

Park entrance fees not included

A journey beyond the familiar boundaries of Torres del Paine, into a remote and rarely explored mountain range near the Argentine border. The terrain—marked by ancient seabeds and volcanic formations—reveals marine fossils dating back over 50 million years.

The experience includes a visit to Laguna Irene, a haven for birdlife, and passage through historic estancias that echo the early days of Patagonian settlement.

A landscape of solitude, history, and geological depth.

Difficulty: Moderate
Duration: 10 hours
Elevation: 1,200 m.a.s.l.
Distance: 12 km
Includes: Bilingual guide, private transfers, curated box lunch
Private Rate: Available upon request

Park entrance fees not included

A return to Patagonia’s cultural roots. Departing from a historic ranch on the shores of Lake Sarmiento, this experience unfolds alongside local gauchos, tracing gentle paths through forests and open terrain.

The ride culminates at natural viewpoints overlooking the Paine Massif—moments of stillness framed by vast horizons.

Difficulty: Low
Duration: 2 hours
Includes: Bilingual guide, private transfers, curated box lunch
Regular Rate: CLP 120,000 per person (VAT included)

Park entrance fees not included

A soft introduction to Patagonia’s steppe landscapes. This route follows an ancient corridor between two park entrances, where guanacos roam freely and traces of early human presence remain etched in stone.

Guided interpretation adds depth to a walk defined by openness, light, and quiet observation.

Difficulty: Low
Duration: 2 hours
Distance: 6.6 km
Includes: Bilingual guide, private transfers, curated box lunch
Regular Rate: CLP 95,000 per person (VAT included)

Park entrance fees not included

An experience centered on presence and awareness. Combining short walks with vehicle exploration, this excursion moves through steppe and wetlands rich in biodiversity.

Frequent sightings include guanacos and native birdlife, with the possibility of encountering condors, rheas, and grey foxes. Particularly suited for photographers and those drawn to the quieter rhythms of the natural world.

Difficulty: Low
Duration: 4 hours
Includes: Bilingual guide, private transfers, curated box lunch
Regular Rate: CLP 120,000 per person (VAT included)

Park entrance fees not included

A rare opportunity to observe one of Patagonia’s most elusive predators within its natural habitat. Guided by expert trackers, the experience combines vehicle-based exploration with short walks, using real-time communication and deep local knowledge to locate pumas and other wildlife.

An early start rewards patience with moments of quiet intensity and profound connection to the wild.

Difficulty: Low
Duration: 7 hours (early morning departure)
Includes: Bilingual guide, private transfers, curated box lunch
Private Rate: Available upon request

Park entrance fees not included

A curated overview of the park’s central highlights. The day begins at Salto Grande, where glacial waters cascade with force, before continuing to viewpoints overlooking Lake Nordenskjöld and the Cuernos del Paine.

The journey concludes at Laguna Azul—an expansive, tranquil setting ideal for a relaxed lunch surrounded by panoramic views.

Difficulty: Low
Duration: Full Day
Includes: Bilingual guide, private transfers, curated box lunch
Private Rate: Available upon request

Park entrance fees not included

An encounter with Patagonia’s ice fields. Sailing across Lake Grey, this experience brings you face-to-face with a living glacier—its shifting blues, fractured surfaces, and drifting icebergs offering a powerful sense of scale and time.

A moment of quiet awe at the edge of one of the planet’s most remote landscapes.

Difficulty: Low
Duration: Full Day
Includes: Bilingual guide, private transfers, curated box lunch
Private Rate: Available upon request

Park entrance fees not included

Patagonia’s climate is famously unpredictable. Conditions may shift rapidly between wind, rain, and intense sunlight, often within the same day. Thoughtful preparation ensures comfort and safety throughout each experience.

Clothing

• Use a layering system:
  • Base layer: thermal clothing
  • Mid layer: fleece or down jacket
  • Outer layer: waterproof and windproof jacket
• Also bring a hat, gloves, and a cap or sun hat.

Footwear

• Wear high-ankle trekking boots, preferably waterproof, for stability and protection on uneven terrain.

Personal Protection

• Sunglasses for UV protection and glare
• Sunscreen, even on cloudy days

Additional Equipment

• Trekking poles (recommended for ascents and descents)
• Comfortable backpack with daily essentials

Food & Hydration

• Carry sufficient water for the entire hike
• Bring energy snacks or light meals

Transfer In

• Privado Puerto Natales $160.000
• Privado Cerro Castillo $160.000
• Privado Aeródromo Teniente Julio Gallardo (Puerto Natales) $160.000
• Regular Aeródromo Teniente Julio Gallardo (Puerto Natales) $80.000

Prices in Chilean pesos, per person, VAT included

Transfer Out

• Private – Puerto Natales: 160,000 CLP
• Private – Cerro Castillo: 160,000 CLP
• Private – Teniente Julio Gallardo Airfield (Puerto Natales): 160,000 CLP
• Shared – Teniente Julio Gallardo Airfield (Puerto Natales): 80,000 CLP