Top Patagonia Kayaking Tours

We offer guided kayak tours in Nahuel Huapi National Park. We will have the possibility of paddling in turquoise waters of glacier origin, watching waterfowl, and great diversity of flora associated with the moist forest surrounding the lake. In addition we will see large rocky outcrops with traces of glacial erosion and deposits of volcanic ash deep in the lake. All our tours are safe and support families, couples, friends, and solo people, no matter if you are a beginner, or, expert. The excursion includes information on geology, history, flora, and fauna. We also explore natural attractions that will surprise you, and we will stop for a picnic and rest in a unique place. We are enabled by Nahuel Huapi National Park and PNA. Mariano, our main guide is a Bachelor of Tourism, ACA (American Canoe Association) Kayak instructor, with experience guiding in Antarctica, Norway, and Greece.

The experience is guided, in small private groups, with high-quality equipment, and experienced and certificated local guides. The company provides photos of the experience as a gift for the guests. Offering pick-ups and trips in a family-oriented company. Safety is the primary aspect. The experience is organised in a safe yet pristine environment. We are providing high-quality service and sharing the passion for the world of kayaking.

Cape Froward, the southernmost point of continental South America. is rugged and remote, which makes traveling there challenging. Leave the logistics to the experts on a full-day expedition from Punta Arenas that sails through the legendary Strait of Magellan to the Francisco Coloane Marine Par; through the fjords of Tierra del Fuego, and past glaciers and forests. As you cruise, keep your eyes peeled for penguins, dolphins, sea lions, and whales.

Join a special adventure where you can go kayaking on the first Patagonian fjord and witness a very particular phenomenon in the Estuary of Reloncaví: The union of the fresh waters of the river with the sea. You can enjoy incredible views of the Osorno Volcano and its fascinating natural environment from a different perspective, while we paddle with salmon and different birds.

Paddle with whales at Francisco Coloane Marine Park Our whale kayak tour is unique because it takes you to paddle alongside humpback whales in their natural habitat, surrounded by breathtaking scenery and marine fauna in the far south of the world. With expert guides, top-quality equipment and a pristine setting, you will live an intimate and authentic connection to nature that you will not find anywhere else. An unforgettable experience!

Difficulty: medium Distance: 3,5 miles (6 km) Duration: 3 hours The Glacier Grey Kayak is a must if you want to get to know the glacier in the most exciting way. With all the equipment on, we will paddle for two and a half hours with a group around the glacier on a route led by your bilingual guide. He will explain the curiosities of Torres del Paine National Park and Grey Glacier. IMPORTANT INFORMATION: The tour does not include pick up in Puerto Natales. The meeting point is located 10 minutes from the Grey campsite and refugio, located within the Torres del Paine National Park. You can get there by Grey III boat or hiking (most travelers book this activity as an ad-on to the O Circuit or W Trek 6 days from Howlanders). In order to take the tour in the first and second shift you must stay the night before in the Grey sector (camping or refugio). To take the tour in the last shift you must overnight in the Grey sector at the end of the activity.

The best way to discover nature a few kilometers from Puerto Varas: views of the volcanoes with navigation surrounded by the native forest and its wild birds. Calm waters ideal for beginners and family activities.

The Maullín River is one of the great free rivers in the country and known as the Amazon of Chile, it still preserves much of its native vegetation. This is one of the greatest singularities of the river, since that its bed is invaded by a swampy forest. Swamp forests are extraordinary ecosystems, which develop on wetlands, hosting a rich biodiversity in which wild flora and fauna of forests and aquatic ecosystems coexist.