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We rate this tour as a 3 out of 5 in terms of difficulty. Activities range from 4-6 hours per day at a moderate physical level.
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Hike, kayak and horseback ride to experience the highlights of Torres del Paine
Hike the wild and beautiful trails of Torres del Paine, including the park’s most famous hike to the Three Towers Lookout.
Ride Criollo horses on pristine wilderness paths to reach the Tyndall Glacier lookout on horseback.
Kick back each night in a secluded riverside camp where you’ll sleep beneath the stars in deluxe lotus tents.
Kayak between blue-hued icebergs as you paddle your way along snaking rivers and sparkling lakes.
Experience the top highlights of Chilean Patagonia on the 5-Day Guided Torres del Paine Multisport Tour. Hike, kayak and explore Patagonia on horseback on this outdoor lover’s dream adventure in Chile.
This dynamic multisport tour in Patagonia invites you to experience Torres del Paine on foot as you trek its most famous trails, exploring the French Valley and reaching the park’s most famous point at the Towers Lookout. You’ll saddle up at a century-old authentic Estancia and ride Criollo horses, venturing through native coihue and beech forests on quiet trails. The adventure continues as you embark on a full-day sea kayaking expedition on Grey River and Grey Lake where you’ll revel in scenes of floating icebergs and the famous Grey Glacier.
Each evening of the tour, you’ll cozy down in deluxe lotus tents at the exclusive Riverside Camp, a fully supported base camp nestled on the peaceful shoreline of the Serrano River. Here, you’ll escape the hustle and bustle of the refugios in Torres del Paine and can enjoy a slice of paradise away from the crowds.
If you’re looking for an unforgettable, well-rounded experience in Torres del Paine, this multisport tour is the perfect adventure for you!
Experience the top highlights of Chilean Patagonia on the 5-Day Guided Torres del Paine Multisport Tour. Hike, kayak and explore Patagonia on horseback on this outdoor lover’s dream adventure in Chile.
This dynamic multisport tour in Patagonia invites you to experience Torres del Paine on foot as you trek its most famous trails, exploring the French Valley and reaching the park’s most famous point at the Towers Lookout. You’ll saddle up at a century-old authentic Estancia and ride Criollo horses, venturing through native coihue and beech forests on quiet trails. The adventure continues as you embark on a full-day sea kayaking expedition on Grey River and Grey Lake where you’ll revel in scenes of floating icebergs and the famous Grey Glacier.
Each evening of the tour, you’ll cozy down in deluxe lotus tents at the exclusive Riverside Camp, a fully supported base camp nestled on the peaceful shoreline of the Serrano River. Here, you’ll escape the hustle and bustle of the refugios in Torres del Paine and can enjoy a slice of paradise away from the crowds.
If you’re looking for an unforgettable, well-rounded experience in Torres del Paine, this multisport tour is the perfect adventure for you!
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Torres del Paine Multisport Tour Itinerary
Day 1 Transfer to Torres del Paine and Hike to Weber Bridge
Your 5-day multisport adventure in Torres del Paine kicks off this morning with a pick-up in Puerto Natales and 2 hour transfer by private vehicle to Estnacia Lazo. Sprawling 13,000 hectares, this century-old cattle range features mind-blowing views of the Paine Massif and is perched on the quiet shores of Laguna Verde.
From the estancia, you’ll embark on a 13-kilometer hike through native beech forests on peaceful wilderness trails, with condors circling above and guanacos grazing peacefully on the hills in the distance. You’ll press on to the Toro Lake Lookout (559m) where spellbinding views of the surrounding lakes, glaciers and rivers awaits.
A transfer will pick you up at Weber Bridge to take you to the riverside camp where you’ll enjoy a delicious welcome dinner and your first night in cozy lotus tents beneath the starry Patagonian sky.
Overnight Location: Riverside Camp, Serrano River
Distance: 5 hours, 13km
Meals: Box lunch, dinner
Day 2 Horseback Ride to the Tyndall Glacier Lookout
Today you’ll swap your on two feet for Criollo horses as you venture on horseback to the Tyndall Glacier Lookout. Crossing rivers and passing crystalline lakes, you’ll enjoy stunning panoramas of the Paine Massif today as well as the Southern Patagonian Ice Field.
Reaching the Tyndall Glacier Lookout, you’ll enjoy a replenishing box lunch while enjoying extraordinary views of wild Patagonia. Returning via different path, you’ll trace the shores of Serrano river and spot rushing waterfalls as you make your way back to camp for the evening.
Overnight Location: Riverside Camp, Serrano River
Distance: 6 hours
Meals: Breakfast, box lunch, dinner
Day 3 Transfer to Lake Pehoe and Hike the French Valley
The morning begins with a 30-minute transfer to Pehoe Lake where you’ll hop on a catamaran to reach the entrance to the French Valley. This spectacular natural basis surrounded by hanging glaciers and soaring peaks is one of the most remarkable locations in Torres del Paine.
With the hanging glacier perched atop the valley, you’ll enjoye a thrilling hike through enchanted forests to reach the French Valley viewpoint, also known as the “Plateau”.
After a hearty box lunch with views out over the valley, you’ll return on foot to reach the catamaran where you’ll cross Lake Pehoe and return to camp by transfer.
Overnight Location: Riverside Camp, Serrano River
Distance: 7-8 hours, 17km
Meals: Breakfast, box lunch, dinner
Day 4 Full-Day Sea Kayaking Adventure on Grey River and Grey Lake
Now that you’ve explored Torres del Paine both on foot and on horseback, it’s time to hit the water today on a full day sea kayaking expedition.
The day begins with a 30 minute transfer to Grey Lake where you’ll be met by your professional kayak guide. With Paine Grande and Grey Glacier lording above, you’ll enjoy a short briefing before setting out on Grey Lake for a 2 hour paddle amongst the icebergs.
Later, you’ll weave your way through canyons as you traverse the rapids of Grey River with sensational views in all directions. 25km later, you’ll join the Serrano river and reach your riverside camp following a full day of adventure on the waters of Torres del Paine.
Overnight Location: Riverside Camp, Serrano River
Distance: 4-5 hours, 25km
Meals: Breakfast, box lunch, dinner
Day 5 Three Towers Lookout Hike and Transfer to Puerto Natales
Although today is the final day of your 5-day adventure in Torres del Paine, there is still plenty to discover before returning to Puerto Natales!
This morning you’ll transfers to the trailhead for the Three Towers hike where you’ll begin your trek along the Ascensio river, deep into the Ascencio Valley. Continuing through rich beech forests, you’ll press on to ascend the impressive moraine which leads to the world-famous look out point.
Stand in awe as you gaze out over the famous towers from 900 m above sea level. Enjoy lunch here and of course lots of photos before descending the same path back to reach a transfer that will return you to Puerto Natales where your multisport adventure concludes.
Overnight Location: None
Distance: 8-10 hours, 22km
Meals: Breakfast, box lunch
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Torres del Paine Multisport Tour Dates and Prices
This guided tour is run as a private tour for your group only where prices depend on the size of your group.Prices below are per person:
- Groups of 2: USD4295 per person
- Groups of 3: USD3595 per person
- Groups of 4-6: USD3195 per person
Important: This tour is a subject to non-standard payment and cancellation terms.
- Full payment will be required 73 days before the departure
Accommodation on Torres del Paine Multisport Tour
This tour is based at a riverside camp on the Serrano River where you’ll sleep in 4-season lotus belle tents. The camp features comfortable deluxe tents with 2 inflatable mattresses and shared mens/womens bathrooms. Towels, bedding & fresh linens are also included.
Tents are offered on a queen or double twin basis.
Single Rooms and Solo Travellers
Tents are of double occupancy. You can pay a supplement to upgrade to single tent (please inquire about the pricing).
What’s Included in the Torres del Paine Multisport Tour?
Meals
4 breakfasts, 5 box lunches, and 4 dinners are included.
Accommodations
Accommodations for 4 nights is included.
Transportation during the Tour
All private transportation is included as per the itinerary. This includes round-trip catamaran to cross Lake Pehoe, return transfers from Puerto Natales, and akk other transfers noted in the itinerary on a private basis.
Also Included
- Guide (English-Spanish Languages)
- Entrance Fee to Torres del Paine National Park
- Horses & Riding Equipment (saddles, helmets, leather chaps, leather gloves, saddlebags, dry bags)
- Baqueano (Local Cowboy) for the ride on Day 2
- Certified Kayaking Guide on Day 4
- All Kayaking Equipment (kayak, neoprene gloves, paddling jackets, life jackets, skirts, and neoprene boots). Four Nights Lodging in Chile Nativo Riverside Camp
- Welcome Drink in Riverside Camp
Not included
- Flights to and from Puerto Natales
- Travel insurance
- Visas if required
- Hotel accommodation in Puerto Natales before or after the tour
- Alcoholic beverages at Riverside Camp
- Any meals not noted as ‘included’
- Personal expenses
- Gratuity for tour guides or staff (optional)
Optional Extras
- Additional nights before or after the tour
- Transportation from Punta Arenas to Puerto Natales (private or bus)
- Single occupancy upgrades
- Trekking poles
- How hard is the Torres del Paine Multisport Tour?
- Do I need a visa to travel to Chile?
- Are meals included on the Torres del Paine Multisport Tour?
- Do I need insurance?
- How do I get to Puerto Natales to start this tour?
- Is the Torres del Paine Multisport Tour in English?
- Where does the Torres del Paine Multisport Tour end?
- Do I need special vaccines to travel to Chile?
- Are there any travel restrictions for Chile?
We rate this tour as a 3 out of 5 in terms of difficulty. Activities range from 4-6 hours per day at a moderate physical level.
Check with your local country about visa requirements. You could also try this website, though you should verify with your government.
4 breakfasts, 5 box lunches and 4 dinners are included.
Yes, it is mandatory to have health and medical insurance to join this trip, and your insurance should cover activities listed in this itinerary. Get your travel insurance.
Fly into Teniente Julio Gallardo Airport (PNT) to begin this tour in Puerto Natales. You can also fly in to Presidente Carlos Ibáñez International Airport (PUQ) in Punta Arenas and book a private transfer or bus journey to Puerto Natales.
Yes, the tour guide is English-speaking.
This tour ends in Puerto Natales. You can fly out of Teniente Julio Gallardo Airport (PNT) or bus/private transfer to Punta Arenas to fly out of Presidente Carlos Ibáñez International Airport (PUQ).
Check with your family doctor.
Please check with your local government about travel restrictions before you book your tour. This map from the US Department of State provides an overview of the current status in countries around the globe. The UK‘s Foreign Office and Government of Canada also provide advice on foreign travel. Note that the travel advice may change depending on your nationality.
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