All Patagonia Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 3

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.

Journey to the heart of Chile’s Lake District on this full-day tour from Puerto Montt, including hotel pick-up. Learn about the region’s fascinating colonial history as you follow part of the ancient Route of Settlers and visit the Memorial to the German Colonists. Spend time exploring the cities of Llanquihue and Frutillar; visit the colonial town of Puerto Octay; and soak up magnificent views of Llanquihue Lake and the Osorno and Puntiagudo volcanoes.

Take the stress out of tackling Chile’s most active volcano with a guided Villarrica Volcano hike from Pucón that is designed to suit everyone, from novice to seasoned hikers. From the 9,340-foot (2,847-meter) summit, enjoy sweeping views of lakes and volcanoes—and possibly even magma inside the crater. In snowy conditions, descend by sled for a thrilling ride unavailable on any other mountain in the world.

This experience combines two of the most representative activities of Chilean Patagonia in a single day: a tour of the main attractions of Torres del Paine National Park and the navigation of Grey Lake to gaze at Grey Glacier from the water. Accompanied by a local guide, you will learn about the history, fauna and landscapes that make this destination one of the most visited in South America.

Frutillar and Llanquihue are two of the Lake District's prettiest spots, but reaching them means renting a car or relying on limited public transport. This day trip from Puerto Varas or Puerto Montt takes care of the driving so that you can focus on enjoying views of Lake Llanquihue and the surrounding volcanoes, and exploring the picturesque towns.

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.

Don’t miss this experience and discover one of Patagonia’s most iconic adventures as you sail through the spectacular Última Esperanza Fjord to the breathtaking Balmaceda and Serrano glaciers. Departing from Puerto Natales, this full-day catamaran tour will let you enjoy spectacular mountain scenery, native forests, abundant wildlife, and magnificent glaciers. Keep your eyes peeled for sea lions and cormorants along the way as you take in some of the region’s most breathtaking scenery. At the Serrano Glacier, enjoy a short walk to admire the ancient ice up close before savoring a traditional Patagonian lunch at Estancia Perales, depending on your choice. Throughout the experience, your guide will help you discover the region through stories about Patagonia’s nature, history, and culture. Perfect for families, couples, friends, and solo travelers looking for a comfortable and unforgettable adventure. Reserve your spot today and experience the magic of Patagonia with us.

This is not just a hike, it is an adventure to the end of the continent. You will walk one of the world’s southernmost trails, guided by a bilingual expert, while enjoying unique views of the Strait of Magellan. With convenient hotel pickup, detailed itinerary planning and personalized assistance, we guarantee a safe, responsible and unforgettable experience. Google’s more than 240 5-star reviews support the quality and reliability of the service. Scenic walk to the San Isidro Lighthouse with panoramic views Guided by a bilingual expert for an enriching experience Includes convenient pick-up from your accommodation Suggestions on the right equipment and recommended snacks

This experience is conducted in very small groups (maximum of 5 travelers), allowing for a close and personalized interpretive walk inside the Cueva del Milodón Natural Monument. Unlike a traditional visit, the experience focuses on understanding the Patagonian landscape through its natural history, prehistoric megafauna, and the transformations the territory has undergone over time. Departing from Puerto Natales, the experience follows a relaxed pace designed for observation, interpretation, and meaningful connection with one of Patagonia’s most iconic places, offering a deeper and more personal perspective of the region.

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.

Embark on a boat tour to the Los Pingüinos Natural Monument on Magdalena Island. Admire the island's flora and fauna, including the Magellanic penguin, Dominican gull, black-browed albatross, and imperial cormorant. Learn more about the flourishing natural environment from your knowledgeable guide. Depart from the meeting point specified depending on time selected. *7AM & 1:30PM departure meeting: Muelle Prat, Punta Arenas *10AM departure meeting: Terminal Tres Puentes, Punta Arenas Listen to your guide as they provide information about the area in English and Spanish on board. Disembark on the island’s dock, and visit the penguin colony for approximately one hour as free time to explore before starting the return to Punta Arenas. Have your camera ready ─ if luck strikes you will be able to see toninas (Chilean dolphins), whales and other sea animals during the crossing. Sink into the beauty of nature. Head back to the pier and you will be transported back to Punta Arenas

Experience a unique wildlife adventure in Torres del Paine National Park with our 1-day Puma Tracking Tour. Led by expert guides, you'll track elusive pumas in their natural habitat while respecting their space. Along the way, you’ll also have the chance to spot Huemul, Guanacos, and Andean Condors. Our personalized approach, using a private 4x4 vehicle and expert trackers, ensures an unforgettable experience with high chances of spotting these magnificent predators.

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.

Combine Punta Arenas' natural beauty with its cultural heritage on a small-group tour that covers plenty of ground in just one day. Stroll through Reserva Nacional Magallanes, home to flora including calafate, romerillo, and over 200 colorful plants in spring. Visit Plaza Muñoz Gamero, a historic public square, ascend Cerro de la Cruz for panoramic views views of the city and beyond, and explore the historic national monument, Sara Braun Palace.

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.

Soaking in the hot springs at Termas del Sol is popular with travelers in Puerto Varas. But getting there without your own transport is tricky. Rather than relying on slow, infrequent buses, opt for a tour that transports you directly from your hotel. Relax and recharge in 10 pools; visit the charming town of Cochamó; and soak in views over the Reloncaví Sound, Lake Llanquihue, and the Puelo River.

Get a close look at the wild region of Patagonia on a full-day private tour from Punta Arenas to Torres del Paine National Park. Enjoy a day of scenic lookouts, trekking, and a look at the area’s distinct fauna and flora such as condors and guanacos. Visit iconic spots such as the Mylodon Cave, Lake Grey, and Sarmiento de Gamboa lookout. Round-trip hotel transfers and a picnic are included.

We have vehicles of the year, with capacity from 4 to 16 passengers. We will make you live a personalized experience, with our certified guides, professional drivers. Each vehicle has insurance for our passengers. We will put at your disposal trekking poles for this activity and if necessary crampons in winter, at no additional cost

Just a day activity that gives you one of the best views of the Llanquihue Lake basin from above. And to get a closer look at the glacier of the Osorno volcano. If you are used to hiking in mountainous terrain, the ascent will be easy and probably fast, so the surroundings and what you can see from there will be your main gain. If this is your first time trekking on a volcano, or you are simply not used to this type of activity, you will enjoy an unforgettable challenge and be rewarded with memories that can only be captured from the top of a mountain.

Tackle the Petrohue River’s swirling class III and IV rapids with all safety equipment included on this white-water rafting adventure in Puerto Varas. Splash and paddle your way along the river’s meandering twists and turns, and enjoy uninterrupted views along the beautiful riverbanks. With round-trip transport from your Puerto Varas hotel included, you’ll also have free time to swim in the crystal clear waters at your leisure.

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.

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.

See the gem-toned, blue waters of Lake Sarmiento under the shadow the Paine mountain range during this full-day, guided hike that includes gaiters, hiking poles, and lunch. Enter Torres del Paine National Park to hike alongside the lake before visiting some 6,000-year-old cave drawings. Take in wildlife and birds moving in the wide-open space and enjoy your boxed lunch near the glacier-fed Paine Cascade.

The guided full-day tour in Torres del Paine is a tour of the entire national park, enters one end of it (bitter lagoon goal) and exits from another end (Serrano goal) touring its main and most attractive viewpoints that offer different views towards the Paine massif and its formations of mountains and glaciers that compose it, highlighting among them the Cuernos Del Paine, Montaña Paine grande, Montaña almirante Nieto, Glacier Grey, among others. It also runs along some rivers and waterfalls that connect the most important lakes in the park such as the Rio Paine waterfall and Salto grande waterfall. If the weather permits, take a hike to reach the banks of the latter. We can also walk on the shores of Lake Grey and get a unique view of the Glacier. To end the day, outside the park you will make a final stop in Cueva del Milodón, here you can get off and walk inside it and enjoy the surroundings.