This is a great trip for those who like to explore the beautiful miradors around Torres del Paine National Park, a short trip with short hikes and great spots for Photography.
Discover the best of Patagonia.
“Rock, ice, snow, wind, and water, all warring with each other yet combined against man, here reigned in absolute sovereignty.” Charles Darwin said this about Patagonia when he first entered the Tierra del Fuego over some 150 years ago. It’s a very good description of the Southern Cone; the last rugged expanse before Antarctica and the end of the world. Patagonia is a much larger region than many explorers realize. To have a full experience in Patagonia takes time, some creativity, and a passion for the vast wilderness of the Pampas & beyond.
When is the best time to visit?
Patagonia is open 360 days a year. The best time to go really depends on your primary interests. Winter is best if skiing/snowboarding is your passion. If you like to indulge your inner naturalist and spend your time wildlife spotting, then spring/summer/autumn are ideal seasons. And while you can certainly enjoy mountain trekking in the winter (there’s something primal and rewarding about trudging through the snowy mountains for days on end), summer is a great time to view the sweeping panoramas from mountain peaks.
How many days do you need?
If you only intend to visit one location in Patagonia; then you won’t need more than four or five days. However, to really experience Patagonia (both the Chilean and Argentine sides), requires about two weeks minimum, but you can plan a faster itinerary that will allow you to see many of the great places in nine or 10 days as well.
Joining Arrangements: There will be a pre-trek briefing held usually the evening before departure, at your hotel, to go over the details of the trek and any specific requirements not already captured.
| Included All camping Equipment (incl. sleeping bags) Professional bilingual guide Campsites or Refugio Reservations Private Transport (x4 Days – Puerto Natales to Torres del Paine) Meals as outlined in the Itinerary Cabaña in Puerto Natales (Night before and Night on the final day) |
| Not Included International Airfare Domestic flights (can be organised as part of trip) Hotels before & after (can be organised as part of trip) Any additional extras Transfers – (FYI: The bus journey from Puerto Natales lasts about two and a half hours (112 km)) Approx. $22-24 usd per person for Round Bus Trip. Catamaran to Pudeto on last day $34 usd per person. Park entrance fees to be paid for in cash at park entrance Tips for crew |
El precio original era: $ 680.00.$ 612.00El precio actual es: $ 612.00.
From lightweight baselayers to midweight fleeces, this pack focuses on layering your gear perfectly so you stay protected and warm on your Patagonia adventure.
Fabric: 100% Alpaca Wool. Sourced, Sheared, & Sewn in Perú
*All packs can be mixed with women’s & men’s items
Alpaca Wool Long Sleeve Shirt: 160 Ultralight
Alpaca Wool Leggings: 300 Lightweight
Alpaca Wool Base Layer: 300 Lightweight Half-Zip
Alpaca Wool Hoodie Jacket: 420 Midweight Full-Zip
Alpaca Wool Beanie: 160 Ultralight
Alpaca Wool Neck Gaiter: 160 Ultralight
Unisex Alpaca Wool Gloves: 300 Lightweight
| Alpaca Wool | Alpaca wool outperforms merino, offering superior warmth, moisture-wicking, and breathability, keeping you protected on any adventure. Additionally, alpaca wool is sustainable, as alpacas have a low environmental impact and their wool is biodegradable. |
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