Top Punta Arenas Outdoor Activities - page 2

The Penguin Expedition takes you on an exciting boat ride from Punta Arenas to Isla Marta and Isla Magdalena, where you'll witness vibrant colonies of Magellanic penguins in their natural habitat. Alongside penguins, you'll spot sea lions, cormorants, and other wildlife as you navigate the stunning Strait of Magellan, making this a must-do adventure for nature and wildlife lovers.

Experience the beauty of Patagonia and hike through the Andes on this excursion to the Magallanes National Reserve. Join a small group and trek along the Lenga Trail, where you get a taste of the uniqueness of Patagonia. Observe flora and fauna as you walk along the path and take in the stunning landscapes of forest, river, and geological formations.

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.

Explore Magdalena Island (Isla Magdalena) at a more relaxed pace than traditional tour on a wildlife-watching excursion from Punta Arenas. You'll escape the crowds on land as you travel across the famous Magdalena Strait by boat before disembarking to explore the island on foot, for a more intimate glimpse of the thousands of penguins and dramatic coastal scenery.

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.

Torres del Paine National Park, in the Patagonia region of Southern Chile, is one of the most popular destinations in the country thanks to its mountains, wildlife, glaciers, hiking trails, and lakes. With this 6-day self-drive package, explore the park at your own pace and focus on your interests with the independence that comes from traveling in your own vehicle. Unlimited mileage and a customizable itinerary add ease to the adventure.

Spend some time hiking through the stunning region of Patagonia on this half-day excursion from Punta Arenas. Alongside a private guide, choose from two different routes: one towards the Las Minas estuary or a longer trail tourns Mount Fenton. No matter which route you decide on, you will see plenty of beautiful views, sub-polar forests, and with luck, native animals.

Discover the unrivaled beauty of Chile’s Torres del Paine National Park on this full-day excursion from Punta Arenas. Join a private guide and spend the day admiring scenic viewpoints, visiting the Mylodon Cave, and exploring the Grey Lake area. You also have the opportunity to observe local flora and fauna including condors and guanacos.

Prepare for a 7-day, 6-night adventure, a private and exclusive expedition to the southernmost trekking circuit in the world, Dientes de Navarino, on Navarino Island (Cape Horn, Chile), positioning you as an elite traveler. Your experience begins with a private luxury tour in Punta Arenas (6 hrs): Municipal Cemetery, the Magellan Strait waterfront, and the historic Plaza de Armas, with private transfers to and from the airport. Accommodation is in superior hotels. Expedition Details (4d/32 hrs of trekking): Days 3 to 6: Dientes de Navarino (4d, 8 hrs/day): Total immersion in the Native Park. You will hike through virgin forests, observe wildlife (beavers, horses), and contemplate the majestic Dientes (large rock pinnacles). The 4-day trek (8 hours of hiking per day) will allow you to discover turquoise lagoons and the most pristine Patagonian landscape Day 7: Private visit to the Martín Gusinde Museum (Yaghan and Selk'nam) in Puerto Williams (4 hrs), the southernmost city in the world.

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.

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.

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.

Challenge yourself to summit a mountain in the Patagonian Andes, and learn about the important discoveries made here by Charles Darwin himself. Located just 45 minutes South of Punta Arenas' Downtown core, this little-trafficked hiking trail will take you from the pebbled beach through the quiet rainforest and up to the summit of Mount Tarn. Reconnect with nature- and yourself- as you hike with only Patagonia’s wilderness to keep you company. Taste the salty air of the strait as you climb through the verdant green forests that cover the base of Mount Tarn, contrasting with the blue of the Strait of Magellan. Considered a moderately challenging hike, this adventure is perfect for seasoned outdoor enthusiasts looking for the chance to use their skills. Supported by your professional guide, feel confident to push yourself to explore further and hike all the way to the peak!