Chile: Patagonia

Untamed Nature at the End of the World

Chilean Patagonia is a land of vast horizons, where nature unfolds in its wildest and most majestic form. With landscapes ranging from impressive glaciers and snow-capped mountains to vast pampas and hidden fjords, Patagonia is a destination for adventurers and nature lovers. In its national parks, such as the iconic Torres del Paine, it is possible to travel epic trails, spot unique fauna such as guanacos and condors, and marvel at the immensity of the glaciers that seem to have no end. Chilean Patagonia, with its rugged beauty and sense of isolation, is a place where the modern world disappears and the wild takes center stage.

Chilean Antarctic Destination

A 1,250,257 km2-area of unique and indescribable beauty, tourist attractions and activities are waiting for your visit. This destination mixes, with its white splendor, the attraction of the myth of what is unexplored, the distant, and inhospitable lands.

This place, the most distant on earth, presents us with an abundance of species such as blue whales, penguins, seals, and orcas, surprising visitors who are looking for special adventures, whether on expedition cruises or planes.

The visitors who are encouraged to know this remote destination will discover incredible places such as the Stars Village (Villa las estrellas), the last Chilean town which will astonish you with its structures adapted for the iciest days.

Among the full-day experiences in Antarctica, you could visit the churches located on King George Island, as well as the Stars Village church which stands between the white layers of snow, or the Russian church which is stoic on the top of a hill.

Combine your visit to Antarctica with incredible places like the old whaling station on Deception Island (Isla Decepción), which is located on the island of the same name. This island is the only one that does not freeze since it is an active volcano crater!

Sail between the South Shetland Islands and the western part of the Antarctic Peninsula, Paulet Island, Hope Bay, Port Lockroy, Petermann Island, Paradise Bay, Deception Island, Lemaire Channel, and many other places.

Tierra del Fuego

Travel through one of Chile’s most extreme landscapes, where guanacos and wild horses run free and solitary condors glide over Mount Darwin.

In Porvenir you will learn about the history of the ancient inhabitants and settlers that decided to work in the planet’s southernmost portion.

Tour the Karukinka National Park and marvel at the view from the Pietro Grande. You can take a break from trekking in Tierra del Fuego at the Fagnano and Deseado lakes.

If adventure is still calling you, travel through the Fuegian channels and fjords on the cruises that travel to Puerto Williams and Cape Horn. Do not forget your camera to immortalize these spectacular sites.

A challenge of this destination is the Dientes de Navarino circuit, the southernmost hiking trails in the world.

Torres del Paine

The cinematic scenery of the eighth wonder of the world will leave you in awe.

Get your backpack and sneakers ready and venture out to trek the huge Torres del Paine National Park.

Enjoy the 17 hours of light that will accompany you during the summer and do not miss the sunrise, when the horns of the Torres del Paine massif are dyed purple and red. Sail across Lake Grey to admire the glacier of the same name and be an eyewitness to the wildlife in Torres del Paine. The great condors greet you from the fresh air that you will begin to breathe once you get closer to this magical place. Spot foxes, huemuls and guanacos along the way or wait patiently for the impressive puma to make its flamboyant appearance.

Pehoe Lake

Sail through the Patagonian crystal-clear waters of this impressive scenic lake. Surrounded by endemic vegetation, it is a dream spot to see animals and to practice sport fishing.

Relax on its shores where you’ll have an spectacular view of the Cuernos del Paine Mountains. Fingers crossed, if the weather allows it, you’ll be amazed by the reflection of the mountains on the water. A one of a kind spectacle.

Grey Lake

Located inside the Torres del Paine National Park, the lake provides one of the most impressive postcards of Chile. A declared International Biosphere Reserve, its waters covered by ice sediment and huge floating icebergs will leave you breathless.

Its deep grey waters at more than five hundred meters of depth, let you kayak and canoe across it. Capture the moment with your camera and behold the rocky masses leading to the Southern Ice Fields that surround it.

Puerto Natales

Cattle ranching identity and growing adventure activities focused on travelers merge in this town, gateway to the famous Torres del Paine National Park.

Climb Cerro Dorotea to see Puerto Natales from the heights. If you are lucky, at the summit you will be able to see the majestic flight of the condor, which nests on the hill’s vertical walls.

Discover the Mylodon Cave and learn about the history of this giant sloth that inhabited this southern area of Chile more than 10,000 years ago or sail through the Última Esperanza fjord and be dazzled by the glaciers that you will find on your way.

Punta Arenas

Of port and sheep tradition, this gateway to the Antarctic continent captivates with its pure air and sophisticated European architecture.

Sail through the Strait of Magellan and be amazed by the penguins that kindly welcome you in Magdalena Island. Venture to Tierra del Fuego and discover its best kept secrets.

Go back in time touring the cemetery of Punta Arenas. Its beautiful gardens elegantly adorn the tombs of the area’s historical figures. If shopping is your thing, the duty-free zone is the ideal place to buy souvenirs during your trip.

Stretch your legs on a walk through its Main Square and soak up tradition. The Figure of the Indian awaits you to kiss or touch as a symbol of your return to this place.

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