Top Punta Arenas Historical Tours

If you visit Punta Arenas you cannot miss this tour that will take you to the beginning of the history of these distant lands, its discovery, the settlement of the Chilean people and the beautiful landscapes that surround us through a city tour of the city and a visit to this beautiful Fort located 52 km from the city surrounded by nature and wonderful landscapes.

Discover the best of Punta Arenas, all in a single excursion—and enjoy a hassle-free way to explore the city's highlights and history—on this full-day sightseeing tour. With your guide in the lead, set off to discover the city's best-known sights, from the Municipal Cemetery and Park of the Strait of Magellan to Fort Bulnes and beyond. As you go, learn more about this Patagonian city's past.

Experience the dramatic landscapes of Torres del Paine National Park, without the hassle of renting a vehicle and navigating rugged roads. This small-group tour from Punta Arenas or Puerto Natales takes you to the national park's most stunning lookout points, such as Lake Sarmiento, Lake Pehoé, and Lake Grey, and also includes a visit to the Mylodon Cave Natural Monument.

For an eerie glimpse into the dark side of Punta Arenas, consider this history-focused ghost tour. Stops along the way include the Cerro de la Cruz monument, the Mirador de los Sonadores viewpoint, and the Teatro Municipal, where you'll learn about the area's bloody history and hear local ghost stories.

Discover the lively gateway to Patagonia on this 3-hour tour of Punta Arenas. Learn all about the city’s colonial heritage and 19th-century gold rush as you follow your guide around the Salesiano Maggiorino Borgatello Museum, then enjoy panoramic views over the Strait of Magellan. Ideal for first-time visitors to get their bearings, this small-group tour includes hotel pick-up and drop-off.

Visit Fort Bulnes and Punta Arenas with tourism professionals with over 30 years of experience! Tour designed for cruise passengers and those who have a full day in the city of Punta Arenas. A city full of charm and very interesting from the architectural point of view as well as historic. Interesting tour also for photographers and birdwatchers, some of them endemic in the area.

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.

Patagonia's King Penguin Nature Reserve (Reserva Natural Pinguïno Rey) is home to rare king penguins and important archaeological sites, but reaching this remote destination independently can be challenging, with long overland travel across Tierra del Fuego, as well as a ferry ride. This small-group tour from Punta Arenas takes care of the logistics while maximizing your time in nature. Enjoy spectacular scenery and insights into the region’s unique flora, fauna, and conservation efforts.

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.

This city tour was designed exclusively for you and your companion to explore the most important points of our city. You and your companion will be able to get off at all the above points to tour and take pictures. On this city tour you and your companion are entitled to a Chilean bottled water courtesy of our agency.

In this tour you and your companion will have the possibility of taking a tour that will trace you back in the history of our region, its discovery, the settlement of the Chilean people, and the different feats of sailors who arrived in these lands.

Discover the diverse wildlife of Isla Magdalena and Isla Marta on a day trip from Punta Arenas. Designed with nature and wildlife in mind, this tour increases your chances of seeing endemic species such as Magellanic penguins, dolphins, sea lions, and cormorants. Plus, you'll travel by speedboat so you can get to more sights in less time.

Author tour and photography workshop in Punta Arenas with visual artist Gio Foschino. Explore the city through my eyes on a walking tour designed for those who seek to deepen their photographic practice and share a critical view of the landscape and historical context of Punta Arenas. In a small group of a maximum of 6 people, I will guide you through the essential urban landmarks—from the neoclassical architecture of the Municipal Cemetery and the heritage of the Croatian Neighborhood to the Estrecho Waterfront, the historic center, and the view of Cerro de la Cruz—while sharing with you my personal approach to composition, framing, and the historical-pictorial reading of Patagonian light. Open to all types of equipment (from professional cameras to mobile phones)

Enjoy a day away from the city on a day tour of Tierra del Fuego island. Travel the distance with ease, with round-trip transfer and ferry crossing included, and discover island highlights including Parque Pinguino Rey, Porvenir Museum, and the village of Cerro Sombrero. Learn about the archipelago’s history and culture from your guide, and enjoy absorb coastal and rural views of southernmost Chile.

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.

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.