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Explore nearby Puerto Varas and Chile's oldest national park, Vicente Pérez Rosales, on a day trip from Puerto Montt that saves you the stress of driving. Enjoy a private tour that lets you explore at your own pace, beginning with visits to Puerto Montt's Plaza de Armas and bustling fish market, then continue onto charming Puerto Varas on the banks of Lake Llanquihue and head toward Osorno volcano.

Discover a different way to experience the famous Petrohué River aboard an inflatable ducky, a stable and easy-to-maneuver kayak designed for whitewater adventures. Unlike traditional rafting, duckies provide a more personal and interactive experience, allowing each participant to navigate the river independently while guided by experienced professionals. Surrounded by the spectacular scenery of Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park, you'll paddle through crystal-clear waters, enjoy exciting rapids, and experience one of the most scenic river adventures in Chile's Lake District. After the descent, relax with a snack overlooking the river while reliving the experience through included GoPro videos.

With just one day in Punta Arenas, this full-day tour ensures you check off all the highlights. Spend the morning exploring the coast of the Magellan Strait, stopping at historic sites such as Fort Bulnes, Mansa, and Puerto del Hambre; then take in Punta Arenas landmarks including Antoine de Saint Exupery square and the Hernando de Magallanes monument.

You will visit Torres del Paine Located just over a hundred kilometers from Puerto Natales, the National Park appears with incredible landscape resources on its 242,242 hectares. For many it is one of the most beautiful places on the planet, considered the eighth wonder of the world. You will live an unforgettable experience with a committed and sustainable company

Without a doubt, one of the most spectacular national parks on the planet, the variety of plant and animal species, combined with its wonderful scenic attractions and rugged geography, make it one of the most sought-after among ecology and adventure sports enthusiasts. This is the opportunity to explore these giant granite massifs, shaped by the force of glacial ice, in just one day.

Waiting at The Pier our team will invite you to get Time to explore The Chilean history at the end of the world On this tour we will visit the Cerro de la Cruz, with colorful views of the city, the Strait of Magellan and Tierra del Fuego Island. Afterwards we will go to Muñoz Gamero Square, which has been the heart of Punta Arenas since the end of the 19th century and enjoys great activity and craft stalls where it is possible to buy souvenirs, as well as appreciate the monument to Hernando de Magallanes and neoclassical buildings built by cattle magnates. The tour continues in one of the interesting museums or the well-kept cemetery of the city. Before returning to the Pier , the excursion also allows you to visit the northern sector of the city with its monuments, such as the one dedicated to the sheepherder, the Croatian immigrant and oil.

With this tour you will have a general and precise vision of the Torres del Paine National Park learning about flora, fauna, history, culture and geography.

Discover the distinct culture and natural wonders of Chile’s Lake District - with ease and efficiency - on a full-day group tour from Puerto Varas. After a comfortable transfer from the city, your group will walk to the spectacular Petrohue Falls. From Lago Todos Los Santos, take a catamaran tour and enjoy unrivaled views of surrounding volcanoes. Next, visit the small mountain village of Peulla, where you can explore independently and enjoy lunch (own expense).

Discover the northeast of Chiloé island on a sightseeing tour that takes you off the beaten path to the Tocoihue Waterfalls, and to the rural villages of Dalcahue, San Juan, Tenaun, Popetan and Aucar Island. Sit back and relax as your guide offers insider knowledge on local culture and history, and transports you between attractions in air-conditioned comfort.

Discover the beauty of Chile’s Torres del Paine National Park on this full-day excursion from Punta Arenas. Spend the day admiring scenic viewpoints, visiting the Mylodon Cave, and exploring the Grey Lake area. Observe local flora and fauna including condors and guanacos. Enjoy skip-the-line access and convenient hotel pickup for a seamless experience.

This is one of the few tours that take place within the city of Puerto Montt, as most of them concentrate on the surrounding area, leaving aside the relevance of this city, which is the Gateway to Patagonia. The tour includes a visit to unusual places on traditional tourist circuits, such as the theater and maritime museum. In addition, the tour is offered in both Spanish and English, allowing a close and accessible experience for national and international visitors. At each stop I seek to deliver a historical, decolonial and deeply respectful approach, valuing the identity, memory and meaning that this city has for those who inhabit and visit it.

This experience is the most complete and rewarding way to reach the legendary Base Torres. Enjoy a seamless journey from Puerto Natales in shared transport, guided every step of the way by certified trekking experts who provide a safety briefing and complimentary trekking poles. The hike is thoughtfully paced, with scenic stops through lenga forests, mountain valleys and crystal-clear streams. Your effort is rewarded at the iconic Base Torres viewpoint—one of the world’s most breathtaking natural wonders. With well-coordinated logistics, expert guidance, and unforgettable scenery, this full-day adventure delivers the perfect combination of challenge, beauty and organization for an unforgettable day in Torres del Paine.

Enjoy a spectacular day getting to know the Torres del Paine Base, on this tour we will walk through the Ascencio Valley, where we venture through impressive Lenga forests on a 4-hr walk up, which lead to the Torres del Base Paine and his Laguna that are at his feet. Departure time 06:15 - 06:45 am Place of Departure and Return Puerto Natales * We recommend * Comfortable shoes Sunblock and Sunglasses Layered Clothing Snack

Make the most of your visit to Patagonia with this full-day excursion from Puerto Natales, designed to let you discover the most iconic spots in Torres del Paine National Park without the need for long hikes. Visit some of its most spectacular viewpoints—such as Lake Sarmiento, Laguna Amarga, and Lake Nordenskjöld—and explore the historic Milodon Cave, a natural reserve featuring a massive cavern dating back to the Ice Age (15,000 years ago). Round out the experience with a pleasant walk in the Grey Glacier area, surrounded by breathtaking Patagonian scenery.

Explore the stunning beauty of Chile's natural landscapes on this full-day private tour from Puerto Varas. Begin your adventure along the shores of Lake Llanquihue, visiting the magnificent Petrohue Falls and the serene Todos los Santos Lake. There’s an optional stop for lunch at a local restaurant in Ensenada before heading up to Osorno Volcano, where you'll enjoy breathtaking views and have free time to take in the surroundings. This tour offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature and experience the wonders of the Chilean landscape.

Learn about the history of Antarctic expeditions when you take a tour of Punta Arenas. Join a private guide and learn how the city has always been the main starting point for explorers to Antarctica. Visit replicas of ships that went to explore the icy waters and finish with a drink at Bar Shackleton, where you watch a film about the ill-fated explorer’s expedition.

Uncover the colonial history and heritage of Chile’s Lake District on this full-day tour from Puerto Varas, including hotel pick-up. Journey along the ancient Route of Settlers, stopping to admire the scenery around Llanquihue Lake and visit the Memorial to the German Colonists. After taking in the highlights of Llanquihue and Frutillar, climb to the ski resort of Osorno volcano, where you’ll be rewarded with magnificent views over the Lakelands.

Discover Coyhaique's hidden treasures through your lens on this private photography tour.. Whether you're using a professional camera or smartphone, your local guide reveals interesting viewpoints and lesser-known spots that showcase Patagonia's stunning beauty. Weave through charming backstreets to capture the authentic soul of the city, from weathered doorways to mountain vistas that frame urban life. Your private guide, a native who knows every hidden corner of Coyhaique, customizes the experience to your skill level and interests. Capture sweeping landscapes, street scenes, and architectural details while learning the history behind each location. Perfect for all skill levels, from beginners to advanced photographers. Leave with stunning images and insider knowledge of Coyhaique's most photogenic spots.

Travel through the history of Patagonia’s people, and learn the stories of struggle and success that changed Punta Arenas from a remote outpost into one of the most important cities of the 19th century. Feel the salt breeze ripple through ancient branches as you listen to the stories of the past, brought to life by your guides. Learn about the earliest peoples to call Patagonia home, and the many mysteries that surround their existence. Visit this open-air museum to see the tools and treasures of Punta Arenas’ early citizens. Learn about their struggle to survive on the landscape, and how, to this day, the untameable wilderness of Patagonia dictates the way of life here. Go of the beaten path to enjoy the varied architecture and nostalgic beauty of historic neighbourhoods in Punta Arenas. Learn the stories of the diverse people who have lived here and what they did to shape Patagonia’s identity.

Explore the stunning landscapes of Torres del Paine National Park on this full-day tour from Puerto Natales. Capture breathtaking views at various lookout points, including Lago Sarmiento and Laguna Amarga, where flamingos can often be seen. Visit key attractions such as Lago Nordenskjöld, Salto Grande, and the mesmerizing Lago Grey. With a knowledgeable bilingual guide, learn about the area's unique ecosystems and geological history, including a visit to the Cueva del Milodón, an important archaeological site. Enjoy a day immersed in nature's beauty and rich history. - Full-day tour lasting approximately 9-10 hours - Transportation in shared vehicles with a bilingual guide - Snacks provided on-board for your convenience - Entry fees to the national park and cave not included, ensuring flexibility

This 4-day excursion into Patagonia allows visitors to get up close and personal with the incredible natural landscapes of Chile. Each day will take visitors through differing landscapes, including the Milodon Cave and the Serrano Glacier. Each night’s accomodation is provided and there are options to choose between. A local guide will provide expert knowledge on the sites and natural monuments visited.

Located in front of Llanquihue Lake and volcanoes, this charming town is representing the beauty resume of arquitecture and german heritage in the region. Tea houses, tradicional kuchen and sweets are envolving visitors to stay a long time. Puerto Varas is considered the tourist capital of southern Chile. The peaceful life of streets, visitors and locals enjoy the beautiful view and its surroundings. Influenced by the German colonization and the perfect fusion with Spaniards and Chileans, they transform it into one of the most attractive cities of our region.

Departing from Puerto Varas or Puerto Montt, we begin our journey with a visit to Llanquihue, a charming town known for its traditional cured meats and as the birthplace of the Maullín River. Here, we will stop at Los Cisnes Beach and the town pier, where you can enjoy beautiful views of Lake Llanquihue and the surrounding volcanoes. We then continue along the lakeshore to Frutillar, a picturesque town founded by German settlers in 1856. Stroll through its streets lined with colorful houses, well-kept gardens, and Bavarian-inspired architecture while learning about its rich cultural heritage. Along the waterfront, admire the iconic Lake Theater and enjoy spectacular views of the Osorno and Puntiagudo volcanoes. Guests may also choose to visit the German Colonial Museum or enjoy traditional German pastries in one of the town’s charming cafés.

Located in the Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park, Petrohué River delights with its rapids. After a violent eruption of the Osorno Volcano, basaltic material gave rise to this attraction that runs through the evergreen forest. The Osorno Volcano is part of National Park and its height is 2650 meters. A complete panoramic view of Lake Llanquihue Lake and part of the Andes is possible in a sunny day. The vehicle reaches an altitude of 1,200 meters on asphalted road where there is a cafeteria and ski center. In addition, it is possible to reach 1400 meters by liftchairs. Puerto Varas is considered the tourist capital of southern Chile. The peaceful life of streets, visitors and locals enjoy the beautiful view and its surroundings. Influenced by the German colonization and the perfect fusion with Spaniards and Chileans, they transform it into one of the most attractive cities of our region.