Top Punta Arenas Full-day Tours

Pick up passengers from the lodging place to head 260 km north of the city of Punta Arenas to the city of Río Gallegos, Argentina, previously passing through the border in Monte Aymond, crossing the border we will make a stop at Laguna Azul, which is Located in an inactive crater of the Pali Aike volcanic field. Arriving in the city of Río Gallegos, we take a brief tour of the city and also stop for lunch. After lunch we will go to the penguin colonies of Cabo Vírgenes located 130 km southeast of the city of Río Gallegos on a tour that lasts around 2 and a half hours on a gravel road. Upon reaching the penguin colonies we can see a colony of Magellanic penguins. Of approximately 250,000 species, we will visit the park, surrounded by wonderful nature.

Want to see King Penguins in their natural habitat? This expedition out to the northern reaches of Tierra del Fuego may be your ticket. You'll take a ferry to Porvenir, crossing through the Strait of Magellan along the way. Once in Porvenir, you'll visit the Fernando Cordero Rusque museum to learn about local culture and biology followed by lunch. In the afternoon, you'll head to Useless Bay and make your way to a King Penguin Park before continuing your journey back for the evening.

Escape the tourist trail in Patagonia and discover Chile’s southern wilderness on an exhilarating full-day mountain bike tour, including hotel pick-up. Wind your way along forest trails, zip down mountain tracks and enjoy a thrilling descent to the Punta Arenas ski center. Be sure to keep your camera close by as you soak up magnificent views of the Strait of Magellan, Tierra del Fuego Island and Otway sound, and look out for native wildlife as you pass through the Reserva Forestal Magallanes.

What makes this experience unique is the opportunity to visit the only King Penguin colony in South America, an encounter with wildlife that is only possible in Tierra del Fuego, Chile. In addition, the tour includes ferry navigation through the historic Strait of Magellan and a visit to the city of Porvenir, where you can learn about part of the history and heritage of the island. Accompanied by a local guide, you will discover the history of Tierra del Fuego, the importance of conservation of the Penguins Rey and the characteristics of this remote Patagonian territory, living an authentic and unforgettable experience from Punta Arenas.

Torres del Paine National Park, in the Patagonia region of Southern Chile, is one of the most popular national parks in the country. On this full-day private tour from Punta Arenas, experience some of the peaks, and lakes, that make this park so popular. Highlights include the Milodon Cave, where the remains of a now-extinct giant sloth species were discovered, and Lake Pehoe inside the park.

Embark on an unforgettable journey with our exclusive Torres del Paine Full-Day Private Tour with Glacier Navigation. Step onto the glacier navigation boat, a gateway to the icy wonders of ancient glaciers. Continuing our expedition, a scenic hike along Lake Gray's shores unfolds. Witness the grandeur of the glacier up close, and be captivated by the vibrant turquoise of Lake Pehoe and the deep blue of Lake Nordenskjold. Nature's stage is set for encounters with Patagonia's wildlife – spot guanacos, ñandús, and majestic condors soaring above. Keep your camera ready; the elusive Puma might grace you with its presence. As the day winds down, the sun casts a golden hue over the landscapes, and we return you to Punta Arenas. Don't miss this exclusive opportunity to create a lifetime of memories. Book now and embark on a personalized journey that unveils the unparalleled marvels of Torres del Paine. Your adventure of a lifetime awaits!

Immerse yourself in the unrivaled natural scenery of Patagonia on a private hiking day tour from Punta Arenas. This outdoor adventure is perfect for active travelers who don't have time for a multi-day trek. During the moderate 6.8-mile (11-kilometer) hike, you'll enjoy spectacular views of Tierra del Fuego, the Strait of Magellan, and a Patagonian forest. Along the way, your guide will provide anecdotes and insights into the region.

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.

A tour full of history and nature where you and your companion can enjoy beautiful landscapes of the Patagonian steppe, native flora, birds and regional fauna. In addition to visiting the incredible King Penguin Park, a natural reserve that is home to the imposing and majestic King Penguin.

Embark on a full day tour of Torres del Paine National Park, one of the most beautiful parks in the world. Admire the park's blue and turquoise steppes and lakes, twisted forests, and rivers and waterfalls that adorn the Grey Glacier and the "Paine" mountain range. Begin your day with a pickup from your accommodation in Punta Arenas. From there, journey to Torres del Paine National Park, passing through blue and turquoise steppes and lakes, twisted forests produced by the Patagonian wind, and rivers and waterfalls that adorn both the Grey Glacier and the "Paine" mountain range. See the so called Cuernos del Paine, from the Serrano and Lago Pehoe sectors, as well as the famous Torres from sectors such as Lago Sarmiento and Laguna Amarga. Stop for a visit to the main cavern of the Cueva del Milodón Natural Monument, which lasts approximately 45 minutes. Afterward, return to Punta Arenas, where you will be dropped off at your accommodation.

Walk to the last lighthouse of the American continent on one of the most beautiful coastal routes of Patagonia. From the end of the road south of Punta Arenas, you will travel with a certified local guide through solitary beaches, native forests, and the shore of the Strait of Magellan, with views of Mount Tarn and Tierra del Fuego. On the way, it is possible to observe seabirds, terns, and, with luck, whales. Upon arriving at the San Isidro Lighthouse, you will have time to rest and photograph a place where the continent ends. A medium-low difficulty trek, ideal for those seeking wild nature, maritime history, and end-of-the-world landscapes, with transfer from your accommodation included.