



by Say Hueque Travel
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$220Torres del Paine National Park in Chile is known for its mountain peaks, lakes, and waterfalls. This full-day bus tour departs from Puerto Natales and lasts about 8 to 10 hours. It covers key viewpoints accessible by vehicle and includes short hikes at selected stops. The tour begins with pickup from hotels in Puerto Natales, traveling north to Villa Cerro Castillo, the nearby town and gateway to the park. The first photo stop is at Lago Sarmiento viewpoint, offering views of the Paine Mountain Range and the lake. Next is Laguna Amarga viewpoint, which provides one of the best views of the granite towers and is a feeding area for flamingos. At the park entrance, tickets are registered before continuing to the Nordenskjöld Lake viewpoint, which shows the lake and mountain range up close. A 30-minute walk leads to Salto Grande waterfall, weather permitting. Then the tour visits Pehoe Lake Lookout Point, which overlooks turquoise waters framed by several mountain peaks. The route continues south to Torres del Paine National Park’s southern sector, where there is time for lunch (not included) and a walk if weather allows. The tour proceeds to Mirador Grey, which offers views of Lake Toro, the Grey Glacier, and surrounding mountains. After one hour of driving, the group visits the Mylodon Cave Natural Monument, an important archaeological and paleontological site dating back over 11,000 years. The guide provides information about the cave’s history and findings. The tour ends with a return trip to Puerto Natales and drop-off at the hotel around 5 PM. A box lunch option is available and includes a sandwich, bottled water, juice, dried fruit, nuts, a cereal bar, and a chocolate bar, with recycled packaging. Included in the tour are seat insurance, snacks, air conditioning on the bus, a bilingual English-Spanish guide, and shared transportation with hotel pickup and drop-off. Entrance fees, lunch, and gratuities are not included.
Puerto Natales
The tour begins at the hotel in Puerto Natales. Travelers leave the city heading north to Villa Cerro Castillo, which is 59 kilometers away and serves as the capital of the Torres del Paine commune.
45 min
Lago Sarmiento
The first stop is at the Lago Sarmiento viewpoint for about 45 minutes. This spot provides photographic views of the Paine Mountain Range, Lake Sarmiento, and, when weather allows, a panoramic sight of the entire mountain range and southern Andes.
45 min
Laguna Amarga
The group spends about 25 minutes at Laguna Amarga viewpoint, known for some of the most impressive views of the granite towers. This area is a feeding ground for flamingos. The tour proceeds to the park entrance to register access tickets before continuing.
25 min
Nordenskjold Lake
At Nordenskjöld Lake viewpoint, visitors have about 40 minutes to see the freshwater lake with a frontal view of the mountain range.
40 min
Mirador Salto Grande
At the Salto Grande sector, the group takes a 30-minute walk to reach a waterfall, weather permitting. Total time at this stop is about 45 minutes.
45 min
Lago Pehoe
This 15-minute stop at Pehoe Lake Lookout Point offers views of the turquoise lake waters framed by Cerro Paine, Almirante Nieto Mount, the Paine Horns, French Valley, and Big Paine. Afterwards, the tour heads toward the Grey Lake sector.
15 min
Torres Del Paine National Park
The southern sector of the park is visited next, with about 90 minutes allocated for lunch (not included) and a walk around the area if weather permits. The park restaurant operates only in summer. The route continues to Mirador Grey, where views include mountains, Lake Toro, and, if conditions allow, a part of the Grey Glacier.
90 min
Mylodon Cave Natural Monument
After an hour's drive, the tour visits Mylodon Cave Natural Monument for 30 minutes. This site is one of Patagonia’s oldest settlements and a significant paleontological location, with artifacts dating back over 11,000 years. The guide explains the archaeological and paleontological findings.
30 min
Puerto Natales
Observe the final views of the day before heading back to the hotel in Puerto Natales. Arrival is at approximately 17.00 hrs. Only for those who selected the box lunch option, the package contains 1 sandwich on Italian bread with buttery cheese, smoked turkey breast, and yogurt sauce with cibulette, 1 bottle of water 500ml, 1 juice 200ml, dehydrated fruit, mixed nuts, 1 cereal bar, and 1 chocolate bar. The box lunch contents may vary. The packaging is 100% recycled.




by Say Hueque Travel
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$220Torres del Paine National Park in Chile is known for its mountain peaks, lakes, and waterfalls. This full-day bus tour departs from Puerto Natales and lasts about 8 to 10 hours. It covers key viewpoints accessible by vehicle and includes short hikes at selected stops. The tour begins with pickup from hotels in Puerto Natales, traveling north to Villa Cerro Castillo, the nearby town and gateway to the park. The first photo stop is at Lago Sarmiento viewpoint, offering views of the Paine Mountain Range and the lake. Next is Laguna Amarga viewpoint, which provides one of the best views of the granite towers and is a feeding area for flamingos. At the park entrance, tickets are registered before continuing to the Nordenskjöld Lake viewpoint, which shows the lake and mountain range up close. A 30-minute walk leads to Salto Grande waterfall, weather permitting. Then the tour visits Pehoe Lake Lookout Point, which overlooks turquoise waters framed by several mountain peaks. The route continues south to Torres del Paine National Park’s southern sector, where there is time for lunch (not included) and a walk if weather allows. The tour proceeds to Mirador Grey, which offers views of Lake Toro, the Grey Glacier, and surrounding mountains. After one hour of driving, the group visits the Mylodon Cave Natural Monument, an important archaeological and paleontological site dating back over 11,000 years. The guide provides information about the cave’s history and findings. The tour ends with a return trip to Puerto Natales and drop-off at the hotel around 5 PM. A box lunch option is available and includes a sandwich, bottled water, juice, dried fruit, nuts, a cereal bar, and a chocolate bar, with recycled packaging. Included in the tour are seat insurance, snacks, air conditioning on the bus, a bilingual English-Spanish guide, and shared transportation with hotel pickup and drop-off. Entrance fees, lunch, and gratuities are not included.
Puerto Natales
The tour begins at the hotel in Puerto Natales. Travelers leave the city heading north to Villa Cerro Castillo, which is 59 kilometers away and serves as the capital of the Torres del Paine commune.
45 min
Lago Sarmiento
The first stop is at the Lago Sarmiento viewpoint for about 45 minutes. This spot provides photographic views of the Paine Mountain Range, Lake Sarmiento, and, when weather allows, a panoramic sight of the entire mountain range and southern Andes.
45 min
Laguna Amarga
The group spends about 25 minutes at Laguna Amarga viewpoint, known for some of the most impressive views of the granite towers. This area is a feeding ground for flamingos. The tour proceeds to the park entrance to register access tickets before continuing.
25 min
Nordenskjold Lake
At Nordenskjöld Lake viewpoint, visitors have about 40 minutes to see the freshwater lake with a frontal view of the mountain range.
40 min
Mirador Salto Grande
At the Salto Grande sector, the group takes a 30-minute walk to reach a waterfall, weather permitting. Total time at this stop is about 45 minutes.
45 min
Lago Pehoe
This 15-minute stop at Pehoe Lake Lookout Point offers views of the turquoise lake waters framed by Cerro Paine, Almirante Nieto Mount, the Paine Horns, French Valley, and Big Paine. Afterwards, the tour heads toward the Grey Lake sector.
15 min
Torres Del Paine National Park
The southern sector of the park is visited next, with about 90 minutes allocated for lunch (not included) and a walk around the area if weather permits. The park restaurant operates only in summer. The route continues to Mirador Grey, where views include mountains, Lake Toro, and, if conditions allow, a part of the Grey Glacier.
90 min
Mylodon Cave Natural Monument
After an hour's drive, the tour visits Mylodon Cave Natural Monument for 30 minutes. This site is one of Patagonia’s oldest settlements and a significant paleontological location, with artifacts dating back over 11,000 years. The guide explains the archaeological and paleontological findings.
30 min
Puerto Natales
Observe the final views of the day before heading back to the hotel in Puerto Natales. Arrival is at approximately 17.00 hrs. Only for those who selected the box lunch option, the package contains 1 sandwich on Italian bread with buttery cheese, smoked turkey breast, and yogurt sauce with cibulette, 1 bottle of water 500ml, 1 juice 200ml, dehydrated fruit, mixed nuts, 1 cereal bar, and 1 chocolate bar. The box lunch contents may vary. The packaging is 100% recycled.