Top Patagonia Outdoor Activities

We will leave your place of accommodation in Puerto Natales to the Torres del Paine National Park where we will register our access tickets to continue with the itinerary. Our first stop is at the Sarmiento Lake Viewpoint, the first photographic pause with a view of the Paine Mountain Range, from here and with good weather conditions, it will be possible to have a first panoramic view of the entire Torres del Paine mountain range. The next viewpoints to visit will be Nordenskjöld Lake, Salto Grande Viewpoint, Pehoé Viewpoint, Weber Bridge, Paine River and Gray Lake We return to the vehicle to continue the tour leaving the Torres del Paine National Park through the southern section. Our last stop in front of Torres del Paine will be in the most impressive place on route Y-290 called Mirador Grey.

Known for its dramatic landscape at the foothills of the Andes, Puerto Montt is best explored outside the city limits. Visit three of the area's top attractions on this shore excursion from the port, including a stop at Petrohue Waterfall, the German city of Frutillar, and the City of Roses, all while taking in incredible views of the surrounding lakes, mountains, and volcano. This tour includes all entrance fees and transportation.

Discover the lakes, rivers, forests, and volcanoes of Chile's Lake District on this full-day, small-group tour from Puerto Montt or Puerto Varas. In a group of no more than seven guests, you'll head into Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park to see Petrohué Falls, visit Osorno Volcano Ski Center, and enjoy free time to explore Ensenada.

Walk alongside penguins on Isla Magdalena and watch the diverse fauna of Isla Marta Cruise the Strait of Magellan to the Magdalene and Marta Islands. Magdalene Island hosts one of the most important penguin colonies each year and Marta Island hosts more than 1,500 sea lions. We begin with this unique adventure, after checking in at our office, we head towards Bahia Laredo by transfer to embark on speedboats; for 45 minutes towards Magdalena Island, where we will disembark 1 hour with our guide to know the natural habitat of the Magellanic Penguins, in the largest colony in South America. We continue our journey to Marta Island to see Sea Lions (weather permitting), imperial cormorants and hundreds of southern seagulls. Then return to the pier and Punta Arenas. We will also have the opportunity if luck accompanies us to be able to see Southern Dolphins, Toninas Overas and Sei Whales.

Admire the shimmering lakes and soaring peaks of the Chilean Lake District on this 6-hour tour from Puerto Varas, including hotel pick-up. Soak up the scenery as you travel to the Osorno Ski Center, located at 3,937-feet (1,240-m) on the Osorno Volcano, and enjoy panoramic views of Llanquihue Lake and Calbuco volcano below. Then, head to the Vicente Perez Rosales National Park, where you can hike through the evergreen forests, visit Todos los Santos Lake and be awed by the Petrohué Falls.

Even if you have limited time, you can still see the best of Torres del Paine without having to hike long distances. This full-day tour from Puerto Natales takes you to several of the park's most important sites, including the Lago Sarmiento, Laguna Amarga, and Lago Noderhold viewpoints and Milodon Cave. You'll also enjoy a short hike on the Grey Glacier.

Get up-close views of two of Patagonia's most impressive glaciers by booking this boat tour. Departing Puerto Natales, you'll cruise toward the Balmaceda and Serrano glaciers then disembark for a stroll through the forest to reach the feet of the glaciers. Afterward, you can enjoy a nip of whiskey served with glacier ice.

Experience the adrenaline rush of rafting down the Petrohué River in Chile. Safely navigate a stretch of class III rapids with an expert guide, and enjoy beautiful views of Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park and the Calbuco, Osorno, and Puntiagudo volcanos. Your small-group rafting trip includes safety equipment, snacks, and convenient hotel pickup and drop-off in Puerto Varas.

Witness the beauty of the Torres del Paine National Park on this full-day tour from Puerto Natales, including hotel pick-up. Keep your camera ready as you pass an ever-changing landscape of glittering lakes, lagoons and glaciers, framed by dramatic, snow-capped peaks. Embark on a short hike to the Salto Grande and Grey Glacier; see the Laguna Amarga; and keep a lookout for native wildlife like guanacos, rheas and condors.

Discover the Magic of Southern Chile in One Unforgettable Day Join us on a scenic, culture-filled journey through Chile’s Lake District—designed especially for cruise travelers wanting to see the best of the region in just one day. This curated tour includes three unforgettable stops: the stunning Petrohué Falls, the charming town of Puerto Varas, and the lakeside elegance of Frutillar. Start the day at Petrohué Falls, where emerald waters rush through volcanic rock with Osorno Volcano towering nearby. Then explore Puerto Varas, known for its German-style architecture, craft markets, and beautiful lake views. Our final stop is Frutillar, a peaceful town home to the striking Teatro del Lago, perched right on the lake. Enjoy complimentary Chilean empanadas and wine in Puerto Varas, and German Kuchen with tea or coffee in Frutillar. We’ve never missed a cruise ship return—so relax and enjoy every moment. Three iconic stops, one perfect day!

If you only have a day to spare, you can explore the highlights of Torres del Paine National Park on this full-day guided tour from Puerto Natales. Skip the hassle of arranging transport and get picked up directly from your hotel. Enjoy panoramic views across the park, beautiful lakes, and the distinctive granite peaks that give the park its name.

Excellent regular shared tour, where you can get to know one of the 7 wonders of the world besides the beautiful Milodon Cave. All stops are subject to weather and road conditions. GREY GLACIER IS NOT SEEN FROM THE BEACH! YOU CAN BUY YOUR TICKETS IN ADVANCE AT WWW.PASESPARQUES.CL AND AVOID LONG LINES.

Discover the rugged scenery and fascinating history of the region around Chile’s Coyhaique National Reserve during this 4.5-hour private shore excursion. After explore Puerto Aysén, one of the region’s biggest cities, you’ll travel along the scenic banks of Río Simpson, visit the area’s museum, and finish with an included picnic lunch of Patagonian foods and great views.

Takes us from Chacabuco, where we will pick you up with an adequate vehicle, directly to the Chilean Patagonian where you will visit many places like the longest suspension bridge in Chile, the unique Pangal valley, which was once a glacier, with the destination of the waterfall "Cascada del leon", the "Ghost Lagoon", a lagoon called "Los Coipos" and more. Following the path of the pioneers, we will now go to a tradition that only exists here, the Patagonian ASADO, a special kind of barbecue. Here you will be served, very typical, lamb from the spit and everything what the fertile earth gives. Potatoes, salad and of course sopaipillas, a delicious Chilean small starter made of dough. Here you get one of the most beautiful insights into the local culture and the habits of the rural population, the Campesinos. Finally we go directly back to the port of Chacabuco, where your ship is waiting for you! A tour made for nature, culture and photography lovers!

Visit one of the most active volcanoes in South America, panoramic views of lakes, volcanoes, geology and nature. Ascent with use of crampons, ice axes and other mountain equipment. Panoramic views and glacier crossing. Specialized guides and snow sliding descent. About 5 hours of ascent with unforgettable natural surroundings!

Sail through one of the world's most legendary sea passages and experience a real encounter with the wildlife of Chilean Patagonia. Walk among thousands of penguins on Magdalena Island, home to the largest colony of Magellanic penguins, observe sea lions in their natural habitat on Marta Island, and be amazed by dolphins and whales in the Strait of Magellan. This is not just an excursion, it is an experience that will stay with you forever.

Climb one of South America's active volcanoes in this adventure. You'll be safe and comfortable throughout the experience in the company of an expert guide, with more than a decade of climbing experience, who makes sure every customer reaches the summit. Safety equipment is available, including boots, cold-weather clothes, a helmet, and a gas mask. Note: in case of high volcanic activity the itinerary changes to an extended trek toward an ancient glacier.

Gain an overview of southern Chile’s natural landscapes and bustling cities on this private shore excursion to Puerto Montt, Puerto Varas, the Petrohué Waterfalls, and Osorno Volcano, with seamless round-trip transfer directly from your cruise port. Benefit from the personalized insights and attention of your private guide as you explore and enjoy plenty of time to snap panoramic mountain views or stroll the scenic city streets.

Set out from your port of call to explore a trio of Chilean cities. Discover Puerto Montt's main square and historical cathedral before continuing on to lakeside Puerto Varas, a stunning city perched in the shadow of two snow-capped volcanoes. Tour its picturesque streets lined with exquisite German-inspired architecture, then depart for Frutillar—another charming city on the shores of Lake Llanquihue. Sample some local pastry (own expense), wander a black sand beach and learn the history of this 'southern jewel of the Republic.' This private shore excursion includes round-trip transport.

Embark on a family-friendly catamaran adventure across the stunning waters of Llanquihue Lake, the second largest lake in South America and one of Chile’s most iconic natural landmarks. This relaxing and educational experience is perfect for all ages, offering panoramic views of snow-capped volcanoes, lush forests, and the charming lakeside town that dot the shoreline. As you sail, enjoy the comfort of an onboard coffee serving delicious snacks, hot chocolate, and local treats—ideal for warming up and sharing a moment with loved ones. The journey is enhanced by a guided audio tour, available in multiple languages, that brings to life the rich history, geography, and cultural heritage of the region. Whether you're traveling with kids, grandparents, or just looking for a peaceful way to explore the beauty of southern Chile, this scenic cruise is a memorable experience the whole family will enjoy.

The Grey Glacier Boat Tour is the only boat excursion within Torres del Paine that takes you across the stunning waters of Lake Grey aboard the GREY III, offering front-row views of one of Patagonia’s most breathtaking natural wonders: the Grey Glacier. Your journey begins with convenient pickup from your hotel in Puerto Natales. After arriving in the national park, you’ll enjoy a scenic 45-minute walk along the shores of Lake Grey, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes. Then, it’s time to board the boat and set off toward the glacier. As you cruise across the lake, you’ll pass icebergs that have calved from the glacier itself—each one uniquely shaped and glowing with shades of blue. The boat will take you right up close to the towering glacier wall, giving you the perfect vantage point to witness the power and beauty of this iconic Patagonian giant. And yes—there’s even a complimentary pisco sour served on board, so you can raise a glass with the glacier as your backdrop.

See some of the world’s most amazing glaciers on this full-day tour of Lake Argentino. View multiple glaciers from the ship including Upsala and Perito Moreno, as you cruise down the Iceberg Canal. Choose between classic or gourmet options with enhanced viewing platforms, and packages that include hassle-free round-trip transfers.

The Base las Torres trek begins by zigzagging through the Asencio Valley (around 90 minutes). Our efforts will be rewarded with a pristine view of Lake Nordenjköld. Afterwards we will walk under the former glaciers of a snow covered mountain, Monte Almirante Nieto, reaching a height of 2670 m above sea level. The guide will make sure to take breaks. The path eventually slopes down, but can go up and down as much as 200 feet because it winds around the mountain along with the rushing river below. After a couple of hours of trekking we will enjoy a well-deserved rest at the Chilean refuge. It is recommended to buy the entrance to Torres del Paine Park before leaving for the tour.