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The dream of sports enthusiasts come true: the best of Torres del Paine, with the best of outdoor adventure!
Unleash your adventurous side in this extravagant multi-sport proposal, exploring the beautiful Torres del Paine on foot, by bike, kayak, and horseback, accompanied by nights under the stars in our domes and enjoying good food and company.
Attractions
Multi-sport adventures in Torres del Paine.
Accommodation at EcoCamp Patagonia.
Kayaking on the Grey River.
Trekking to the Base of the Towers.
Mountain biking excursions.
Horseback riding through the Patagonian steppe.
EcoCamp Patagonia
EcoCamp Patagonia is located in the heart of Torres del Paine National Park in Chile, overlooking the majestic granite towers. The first sustainable hostel in the region south of the Amazon and the first of its kind in the nature of Patagonia, EcoCamp offers luxury camping in domes inspired by the ancient nomadic inhabitants of the region.
EcoCamp Patagonia Suite Dome
(Heating and private bathroom, 28m²/300ft²)
Suite Dome EcoCamp Patagonia The Suite domes were created to offer the maximum level of comfort allowed, while maintaining the sustainable concept of EcoCamp Patagonia. The domes feature comfortable queen or twin beds, wood-burning heating, and a private bathroom with composting toilet. Our travelers can admire the stars from bed after enjoying a spectacular sunset on their private terrace.
EcoCamp Patagonia Loft Suite Dome
(2 floors, heating and private bathroom, 37m²/398ft²)
Suite Loft (4) These two-story domes can accommodate up to four people and feature queen or twin beds on the first and second floors. They are designed for families or groups of friends and feature wood-burning heating, private terrace, and a private bathroom with composting toilet.
EcoCamp Patagonia Superior Dome
(Heating and private bathroom, 23m²/250ft²)
Superior Dome Interior Comfortable, spacious, and with private bathrooms, the Superior domes are an excellent option for adventurers looking for a bit more space and comfort than our cozy Standard domes after a day of hiking in the park. The domes feature propane gas heating and a private bathroom with composting toilet.
EcoCamp Patagonia Standard Dome
(Shared bathrooms, no heating or electricity. 10m²/108ft²)
Standard Dome Double The Standard domes at EcoCamp were the first rooms of their kind in the world. They are resistant to the strong winds of Patagonia, rain, snow, and feature two single beds or a double bed, very comfortable wool blankets, feather duvets, and organic decorative elements. There are circular windows for stargazing at night. The Standard domes have spacious and comfortable shared bathrooms (separated by gender).
In the morning, we will pick you up at the airport or your hotel in Punta Arenas and take you to EcoCamp Patagonia, located in the world-famous Torres del Paine National Park (check our weekly transfer schedule for pickup and arrival times at EcoCamp). Along the way, we will make a stop in Puerto Natales, a lively small town on the shores of the “Seno de Ultima Esperanza,” where we will enjoy a hearty local lunch. The journey is scenic and atmospheric, with plenty of wild birds and stunning Patagonian landscapes. The day ends with our arrival and overnight stay at EcoCamp Patagonia, situated in the heart of Torres del Paine National Park and boasting a privileged view of the majestic Towers.
Accommodation at EcoCamp Patagonia.
This is a sample itinerary. The program itinerary depends on the day of the week the program begins.
After breakfast, we will begin our biking adventure. The 11 km morning bike route follows a path through various small lagoons, giving us the opportunity to observe the flora and fauna of Torres del Paine in all its splendor until we reach Lake Sarmiento, where we will rest on the beach of this lake.
Then we will take transportation to Laguna Azul, where we will have lunch before continuing on a 14 km route following a unique track through Cañadón Macho, ending at a junction with the road near Cascada Paine.
Although this excursion is not too demanding, there are some sections of the trail that have some difficulty at the point where Cañadón Macho crosses a meadow and begins to ascend, followed by a section of undulating, slightly steep, and rocky descent.
Accommodation at EcoCamp Patagonia.
After breakfast at EcoCamp, we will head to the Serrano area in the western sector of the park, arriving at Base Serrano around 9 AM. From here, we will board another vehicle and head to the Pingo River where we will participate in a safety briefing (approximately 20 minutes). Then it will be time to get on the water. Once in the kayaks, we will gently paddle with the river current towards the Grey Lake Peninsula to see the impressive icebergs breaking off from the glacier. After enjoying the moment, it will be time to continue downstream along the Grey River for the next 3 hours. At Grey Bridge, we will stop to have our packed lunch before continuing downstream to the confluence of the Grey and Serrano rivers. Around 20 minutes later, we will return to where our adventure began, Villa Serrano, after an incredible day on the water. Then we will take the van back to EcoCamp for our evening snack and dinner.
Accommodation at EcoCamp Patagonia.
After a hearty breakfast at EcoCamp, we will begin around 9:30 AM with an induction talk before setting out on our 13 km journey.
As you ride along the shores of the deep Nordenskjöld Lake, expert gauchos will teach you how to ride. With the wind in your hair, the sound of the lake, and the steady rhythm of the horses’ movements, you will feel Patagonia and its roots. You will create a genuine connection with nature and feel the power of living in the moment.
Mount Almirante Nieto and its hanging glacier will remain motionless on the horizon. You will appreciate various viewpoints and Patagonian flora as you cross pristine rivers and dense forests on horseback. We will venture into the Asencio Valley and cross the Asencio River, where you can appreciate an ecotone: the intersection of two different ecosystems. The forest and the pampas transition between each other, blending in a unique way in the middle.
After a full day of observing the landscapes and sounds of the area, we will return to EcoCamp around 4 PM to rest and enjoy a cocktail in the evening.
Accommodation at EcoCamp Patagonia.
After a hearty breakfast, we will set out on foot from EcoCamp towards Hostería Las Torres and take the path that ascends towards the Ascencio Valley, located on the east face of the towers. Arid mountains, lenga forests, and small rivers line the scenic route to the valley. Our great challenge comes when we ascend the steep moraine, a mass of rocks that leads us to one of the most famous views in the world: the Torres del Paine. The famous Torres del Paine (2,850 m) consist of three gigantic granite monoliths, the product of a great magma outpouring shaped by the forces of glacial ice. After one final effort, the towers finally reveal themselves, rising majestically before us alongside the glacial lake at their feet. Is there a better place in the world to have lunch? After enjoying the view and our picnic, we will return along the same trail through the Ascencio Valley and back to EcoCamp.
Accommodation at EcoCamp Patagonia.
We will board a vehicle early in the morning so we can sit back, relax, and enjoy a scenic ride back to Puerto Natales or Punta Arenas, in time for afternoon flights onwards. Alternatively, it’s also possible to arrange transportation to El Calafate.
Regular departures are available every day between September and April.
The daily itinerary depends on the day of the week the program starts. Here you can find the excursions per day according to the starting day of the program.
Solo travelers: Please note that some excursions such as Kayaking and Horseback Riding have a minimum of 2 participants, therefore, you may need to pay a Single Person Group supplement in order to participate in these excursions if the minimum number of participants is not reached.
This trip is a multi-activity journey and therefore requires a moderate to high level of physical fitness. Those accustomed to hiking on weekends or regularly engaging in activities such as cycling or jogging should not have any issues. However, some warm-up hikes before the trip would be advisable in any case. Horseback riding and kayaking do not require advanced skills. For more details on distances and hiking times, please refer to this Excursion Table. Participants must be 16 years or older; maximum age: 65 years.
Maximum 12 passengers, one guided asigned each 6 passengers
Adolescents over the age of 16 are welcome to participate in all activities and will be treated as adults in this program.
Passengers should be prepared for both summer and winter conditions at the same time. We recommend the following:
A daypack (10 liters – for carrying a camera, sunglasses, raincoat, etc.).
Trekking or hiking boots.
Extra shoes for the evenings or in case the others get wet.
Waterproof jacket.
2 pairs of socks.
Fleece jacket or sweater.
Shorts or loose and comfortable pants.
Sun protection (sunglasses, hat, lip balm, and sunscreen).
Optional Capilene underwear for the upper and lower body.
Cash to buy extra drinks, snacks, or souvenirs in Torres del Paine National Park.
Modifications to the Itinerary
The weather in Patagonia can be challenging to predict at times. We reserve the right to change the order of the days in any itinerary at the discretion of the travel guide based on operational considerations. The travel guide may modify, change, or eliminate any part of the itinerary based on these considerations. The routes for kayak and horseback riding excursions may vary depending on the weather and safety precautions.
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