Today, we will embark on a beautiful half-day excursion to understand the origin and history of Puerto Natales, as well as learn about the surroundings of this centuries-old city. Located in the ancestral land of the Kaweskar and Tehuelche peoples, Puerto Natales was officially founded in 1911. This city is our gateway to the famous Torres del Paine National Park. Our tour begins with a visit to the city center. First, we will visit the historic pier, a classic photo spot in the city where we can see a wide variety of migratory birds and species native to Patagonian fauna in conjunction with the crystal clear waters of the Señoret Channel and the wonderful southern sky framed by Andean mountains. Next, we will visit a local museum to learn more about the history. Then, we will head to the Plaza de Armas, a square lined with pine and poplar trees, where the city’s main activities take place. From here, we will walk a couple of blocks to visit the Craft Fair. After this, we will leave the center and climb to a viewpoint, from where we can observe a view of the city and its picturesque architecture of low, colorful houses covered with corrugated iron. We will end our excursion by strolling along the waterfront, contemplating the coast of the Señoret Channel with the mountains that surround it.

Torres del Paine is located in the province of Ultima Esperanza National Park. It receives visitors from around the world, captivated by its incredible scenic beauty. The tour starts early in the morning, crossing the Natural Monument Milodon Cave, a paleontological and archeological site located 24 kms from Puerto Natales, and keeps a fascinating story about the first inhabitants of the province and the discovery of a prehistoric animal in 1895. The route continues towards “Lago Grey”, a walk through ancient forests and the homonymous beach to continue towards “Lago Pehoe”, considered one of the 10 most beautiful lakes in the world. Los Cuernos wiepoint. After a break, continue towards the Salto Grande (12 meter high waterfall), visiting later the viewpoint of “Lago Nordenskjöld”, in front of the horns of Paine. The route continues with visiting the “Cascada Paine”, “Lago Sarmiento” and “Laguna Amarga”, places of great natural value, and pristine postal of the Torres del Paine National Park, returning to Puerto Natales at the end of the day. Return to your hotel.

Today, we will explore the eastern side of the Torres del Paine National Park, home to one of its most breathtaking landscapes: the Grey Glacier. From the parking lot, we will take a 30-minute walk to the Grey Lake pier, where we will embark on a three- hour boat trip among floating icebergs and snow-capped mountains. During the tour, we will be able to admire up close the impressive blocks of blue ice that have broken off from the glacier and the views of the Southern Ice Field, one of the largest freshwater reserves on the planet. After disembarking, we will enjoy free time to have lunch and relax before heading back to Puerto Natales, with scenic stops along the way to enjoy the majesty of the park one last time.

On this city tour, we will visit two unique and beautiful destinations located next to each other. Our excursion will take us to the city of roses: Puerto Varas. Located on the shores of Lake Llanquihue, this city is full of charm and culture with a predominant German influence. We will visit several heritage houses, as well as the Sagrado Corazón de Jesús church, known as a historical landmark of the place. From there, we will head to the center and walk through the city square surrounded by wonderful shops and restaurants. After a while stretching our legs and seeing our surroundings, we will head to the gateway and capital of the Los Lagos region: Puerto Montt. Founded in 1853, this city is located in the middle of Reloncaví Bay and is home to a wide variety of economic activities such as agriculture, fishing, and tourism. We will stop at the popular Angelmó market. Renowned for the freshness of its seafood, crafts, and local products, Angelmó is the perfect place to feel closer to the region, its culture, and its people. From there, we will continue along the Puerto Montt waterfront to reach the main square in the center of the city. Here, we will visit the local church, built in 1856, and the monument built in honor of the German settlers. Afterwards, we will continue to a viewpoint, where we will have panoramic views of the city, the bay, and the Andes mountain range. After visiting several highlights and taking lots of photographs, we will end the day.

The tour begins by driving along the coast of Lake Llanquihue, passing through the Ensenada sector towards Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park. Once inside the park, we will stop at Petrohué to enjoy a short walk to the beautiful waterfalls that flow in the surrounding area. We will then continue by vehicle until we reach the green waters of Lake Todos Los Santos. Here, we will take a small catamaran to cross the lake and disembark in Peulla. During this short trip, we will enjoy wonderful views of the Osorno and Puntiagudo volcanoes and Mount Tronador. After arriving in Peulla, we will have time for lunch (not included) and to explore the beautiful surroundings. We recommend a walk through the wonderful Valdivian forest to reach the Velo de la Novia waterfall. At sunset, we will sail back to Petrohué and then take a bus to the city of Puerto Montt.

Explore the historic and modern sites of Santiago during this half-day tour. We will begin our journey by visiting La Moneda (the Government Palace) with a brief explanation of the building, its location, and its history. From there, we will continue to an area known for its commercial attractions and markets while enjoying this bustling city. Next, we will visit the famous Plaza de Armas, surrounded by the Metropolitan Cathedral and other places of historical interest. Then, we will visit the famous Plaza de Armas, surrounded by the Metropolitan Cathedral and other places of historical interest. Afterwards, we will continue to Santa Lucía Hill, from where we can enjoy incredible views of Forest Park and the Mapocho River. Near the end of the tour, we will arrive at the cultural and artistic district of Santiago called Bellavista. And to finish, we will see the city from the perspective of an eagle. The new Costanera Mall is home to the highest viewpoint in Latin America. After a 55-second elevator ride, we will reach a height of 300 meters above sea level to witness a 360° view of this great metropolis.

This full-day excursion will take us to the Casablanca Valley. Over the last decade, this valley, located approximately 80 kilometres from Santiago, has quickly become one of Chile’s most important valleys for the production of premium white wine. As part of this excursion, we will enjoy a tour and tasting at one of the many vineyards that are part of this thriving wine route. Specifically, we will visit Bodegas RE, which offers a unique wine concept based on REcreating, REinventing, and REvealing ancestral wines from biblical stories to wines produced in past centuries by the family in noble and beautiful clay jars. During the guided tour of the winery, we will visit the garden of ancestral varieties, the liquor room, the balsamic room, and finally conclude in the underground barrel and jar room. Our guide will tell us the story behind their wines, as well as the different techniques and procedures used in their production. The experience at Bodegas RE culminates with a four-course pairing lunch harmonized with the winery’s flagship wines and liqueurs. Afterwards, our journey will take us to Viña del Mar, a resort city founded in 1874 that is famous for its beautiful gardens and flower clock. Then, we will continue on to Valparaíso, Chile’s most important and oldest port. The picturesque facade of Valparaíso stands out against the surrounding hills that seem to plunge into the sea. Before returning to the hotel, we will have the opportunity to stroll through the colorful streets of the city and enjoy what was once the most important maritime destination on the Pacific coast.

Pick up from your Hotel. Transfer to the Airport of Santiago “Arturo Merino Benitez”. Flight to Easter Island (5 hours approx.)