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Updated on 3 de January, 2026
Patagonian adventure among caves, glaciers and trekking
3 DAYS
This itinerary invites you to explore Chilean Patagonia from Puerto Natales, combining nature, adventure and iconic landscapes. Over three days, you will visit ancient caves, navigate among glaciers and hike with privileged views, ideal for travelers seeking intense experiences in one of the most remote regions at the southern end of the world.
Inicio del itinerario
Atractivos incluidos en este día
Day 1
The Mylodon Cave
Located 24 kilometers towards the north is one Puerto Natales’ classic destinations, we will begin an authentic trekking adventure among beautiful scenery surrounding this excursion. First, we will visit the natural monument formed by three caves, among which stands out the Cueva Chica (Small Cave), you can also take a picture next to a replica of the extinct Mylodon at the entrance of the largest cave.
Atractivos incluidos en este día
Day 1
The Mylodon Cave
Located 24 kilometers towards the north is one Puerto Natales’ classic destinations, we will begin an authentic trekking adventure among beautiful scenery surrounding this excursion. First, we will visit the natural monument formed by three caves, among which stands out the Cueva Chica (Small Cave), you can also take a picture next to a replica of the extinct Mylodon at the entrance of the largest cave.
Atractivos incluidos en este día
Day 2
Boat ride at Grey Lake
Discover and admire the incredible scenery during this excursion to Torres del Paine located 103 kilometers north of Puerto Natales. After the sail trip, we will enjoy touring some of the most spectacular lookouts of the park such as the Salto Grande and Laguna Amarga lookouts while enjoying the views and photographing the unique landscape.
Atractivos incluidos en este día
Day 2
Boat ride at Grey Lake
Discover and admire the incredible scenery during this excursion to Torres del Paine located 103 kilometers north of Puerto Natales. After the sail trip, we will enjoy touring some of the most spectacular lookouts of the park such as the Salto Grande and Laguna Amarga lookouts while enjoying the views and photographing the unique landscape.
Day 3
Trekking along Lake Sofía
During the tour we will have privileged views of the Prat mountain range, the Balmaceda glacier, and the Tenerife hill. During the hike we will border the lake and go through lenga beech and Antarctic beech forests to climb to the top of the Benitez Hill. Upon arrival we rest and enjoy a beautiful view, where you can observe the condor and watch it fly the skies.
Day 3
Trekking along Lake Sofía
During the tour we will have privileged views of the Prat mountain range, the Balmaceda glacier, and the Tenerife hill. During the hike we will border the lake and go through lenga beech and Antarctic beech forests to climb to the top of the Benitez Hill. Upon arrival we rest and enjoy a beautiful view, where you can observe the condor and watch it fly the skies.
What you should know
How to get there by air
The main air gateway is Teniente Julio Gallardo Airport in Puerto Natales (PNT), with seasonal flights from Santiago (SCL). Year-round, travelers can also fly to Presidente Carlos Ibáñez del Campo Airport in Punta Arenas (PUQ) and continue by land to Puerto Natales, a journey of approximately three hours.
How to get there by land
Puerto Natales is connected to Punta Arenas and other Patagonian towns by paved highways and regular bus services. From the city, visitors can easily reach the Milodón Cave and Torres del Paine by organized excursions or rental car. For trekking activities, hiring authorized guides or tour operators is strongly recommended.
Climate and clothing
The climate is cold-temperate and windy throughout the year, with sudden weather changes. Dressing in layers is essential, including waterproof clothing, trekking shoes, hat and gloves. Sun protection is also recommended, even on cloudy days.
Must-Know Tips
Carry cash, water and snacks for full-day excursions. Use authorized tourism services, check weather conditions before departure and respect trail rules in protected areas. Travel insurance is recommended, and keep personal documents accessible at all times.
