Chile · TORRES DEL PAINE TOURS
The massif can be done as a long day from Puerto Natales, a longer one from Punta Arenas or a very long one from El Calafate across the border. These 11 lay out which, what it costs and how many of those hours are spent on a bus.
Review of the 16-hour Torres del Paine day tour from El Calafate, with border tips, short hikes, costs, transport, views, and honest drawbacks.
“A long day but filled with beautiful views of Torres del Paine so it was worth it. Nice polite guides, too!”
Cruise Grey Lake to the towering Grey Glacier, with blue ice, mountain views, a pisco sour, and a useful guide to the beach walk.
“The best part is how close you get to floating icebergs.”
Explore Torres del Paine and Milodon Cave from Puerto Natales, with lake viewpoints, short walks, wildlife, bilingual guides, and hotel pickup.
“the Milodon cave was in impressive, and our guide Camila very knowledgeable. we drove around the park to different view spots and the guide always explaining the geology and environment of the park and much more. it was a great day thanks Cami.❤️”
See Torres del Paine’s lakes, waterfalls, wildlife, Gray Lake, and Milodon Cave on a full-day tour from Puerto Natales.
“Loved the amount of ground we covered and the sights were amazing. Very informative and we even saw a Puma. Definitely recommend if you want to cover a lot of ground in a day.”
Review of the 16-hour Torres del Paine tour from Punta Arenas, with Milodon Cave, Grey Beach, Salto Grande, mountain views, and practical tips.
“Beautiful scenery, wonderful guide (Pablo) and driver was amazing.”
Trek 20 km to Base Torres from Puerto Natales with guides, poles, transport, and a full day of unforgettable Patagonian views.
“I booked over $4000 worth of tours through viator, charged my credit card under the name viator and they say I booked through an affiliate. Total scam and will never book viator again.”
Private day trip from Punta Arenas to Milodon Cave and Torres del Paine, with private transport, lunch, an English-speaking guide, and scenic stops.
“Gerardo and our driver were great! They were attentive to our needs, had all logistics taken care of, and very informative about what we saw. I’ve done several different guided tours on trips and this was one of the best I’ve experienced.”
Spend a long but rewarding day crossing from El Calafate to Torres del Paine, with waterfalls, lakes, wildlife, short walks, lunch, WiFi, and a bilingual guide.
“The guides were the best. Also comfortable 4x4 bus with heating and wifi. Long drive but beautiful. Breathtaking views and glad I did it in low season.”
Review of the 14-hour Torres del Paine and Milodon Cave trip from Punta Arenas, with key stops, costs, walks, guides, and practical advice.
“Unusual beauty of nature. Definitely worth of waking up so early. Really good guides stopping many times to have the best picture. Atma- very interesting stories about the region.”
Review of the 16-hour Torres del Paine day trip from El Calafate, with border tips, scenic stops, hiking details, costs, and honest drawbacks.
“Avoid! I booked this more expensive tour because it said small group of 10 people max. we were 40 in a small cramped bus for 17 hours. all the tours 1 day torres del paine are with another company, so this is just an agency booking the bus for you. I don't recommend booking with them they charge more for the same thing and are wrongly describing the tour! the seats in the bus are very small, we were 2 normal sized adults. because it is a large group everything takes longer.”
Review of a full-day Torres del Paine tour from Puerto Natales, with Grey Lake, Salto Grande, wildlife, Milodón Cave, and practical tips.
“Had loads of fun admiring the park and getting blown away by the wind lol. Our guide, Gabriella, was very lively and knowledgeable and kept everyone’s attention. Also felt v safe with Alex’s driving skills.”
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