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 Ideal itinerary for couples or solo travelers! Fully flexible and all-inclusive nature trip and/or photo safari, with private transportation and naturalist guide. Daily departures from Punta Arenas or Puerto Natales, Chile.
2 to 5-day options, starting @ $654 p.p. | See rates for hotel options within or outside the park as well as the promotional rates for low season. Ask for your 10% discount if you book before August 31, 2010!
Discover Torres del Paine, Patagonia's premier wildlife destination, at its best. This is a completely private wildlife and photo safari, entirely led by a naturalist guide from our company. This custom-designed itinerary includes private transportation and naturalist guide services throughout the length of the trip, park entry fees, hotel-based accommodation and all meals. This package provides you privacy and full flexibility to pursuit your particular interests; besides you will receive in-depth nature interpretation and enjoy of the best wildlife encounter opportunities with your experienced naturalist guide.
If you are considering to come to Torres del Paine, why don't you avoid the crowds and the rigorous, non-private trip programs offered by the hotels and instead, enjoy with us of an intimate experience in the field, of memorable picnic lunches and a trip with pace varying from easy to moderate?
If you are a nature photographer, a nature enthusiast, a birder, a botanist, a hiker with an interest in the natural world, or simply an adventurer, this journey of discovery is for you!
Torres del Paine Explorer | 2 to 5 days | Trip Code TDP01
 Trip Highlights
• Comprehensive 2 to 5-day visits to world-famous and Patagonia's premier national park, Torres del Paine
• Superb accommodation at the best nature lodges located within or outside the park.
• Boat trip to Grey Glacier, one of the most outstanding ice formations of the Southern Patagonian Andes.
• Photo excursions to special locations for sunrise and sunset shots.
• Fascinating wildlife including Andean Condors and Guanacos, Chilean flamingos, foxes and rheas.
• Discover and photograph the delightful array of native mountain flora.
• Great hiking opportunities suitable to different skill levels varying from very easy to moderate.
This program is operated as a custom trip (flexible option which runs on a date you choose giving you more privacy). This is available upon request for individuals or small private groups.
 The Difference of Traveling with Fantástico Sur Expeditions:
• Fully flexible, hotel-based, wildlife and photo trip with private transportation and naturalist guide.
• Great hotel-based accommodation, superb dinning cuisine and memorable picnic lunches.
• Spacious private vehicles that ensure a window seat to each trip participant.
• Each vehicle and driver we use has been authorized by the Chilean Transportation Authority.
• The service and expertise of a professional local naturalist leader, who will look after every logistical aspect of 'your' holiday.
• Top-class spotting scopes will be available for the use of our guests for a better observation and study of the wildlife and landscapes.
• You will receive a free, signed copy of one of our great natural history books for Torres del Paine and Patagonia.
• …plus an useful pre-departure information package (maps, wildlife checklists and more).
Torres del Paine Explorer can be combined with one of the following optional extensions:
• Expedition cruise to Tierra del Fuego & Cape Horn (4 days, 3 nights ; 5 days, 4 nights), discover the wildlife and landscapes of the world's end;
• The Falkland Islands (8 days, 7 nights), encounters with penguins and other remarkable wildlife at this remote South Atlantic archipelago.
Torres del Paine Explorer | 2-day option | Trip Code TDP01
 Day 1 • Punta Arenas or Puerto Natales, Chile | Drive to Torres del Paine National Park
After meeting your guide at your hotel or at the airport (before 12pm*), you will be transferred in a private vehicle to Torres del Paine. During our journey to the park, we will observe how the strong westerlies have sculpted the vegetation of the Patagonian wind-swept steppes. On route we will try to spot Guanacos, Southern Grey Foxes, and Patagonian Skunks while enjoying our first contact with Southern beech (Nothofagus) forests. We will make several stops for photography and wildlife observation along the way. Colourful Chilean Flamingos groups can be seen on the alkaline pools and we will have delightful views of Black-necked and Coscoroba Swans on the shores of Ultima Esperanza Fjord, in Puerto Natales.
Distance from Punta Arenas to Puerto Natales: Approximately 250 kilometers | 155 miles (between 3 to 4 hours, including stops).
On route towards the park we will have splendid vistas of the hilly terrain and if is clear, of the Paine Massif at the distance. While visiting the valleys we will be given a geological interpretation of the origins of the dramatic backdrop of Torres del Paine, one of the finest natural spectacles in Patagonia. This evening we can do a nice nature walk or a sunset photo session (before or after dinner).
Distance from Puerto Natales to Hotel Las Torres (eastern side of the park): Approximately 120 kilometers | 75 miles (approximately 2.5 hours, including the many scenic and wildlife stops).
Overnight (O/N) Hotel Las Torres or similar, Torres del Paine (4*). (L,D)(G).
* We suggest you to arrive to Punta Arenas a day before the trip, in order to have an earlier start towards the park.
 Day 2 • Torres del Paine National Park (western sector) | Lake Grey | Drive to Puerto Natales or Punta Arenas
We will have an early start in order to be at location to photograph the Paine Massif at dawn. If you have choose to stay in the eastern side of the park, at Hotel Las Torres, we will concentrate on photographying the three 'Towers', while if you have selected Hotel Cabañas del Paine or Río Serrano, we will be at one of the viewpoints of Pehoe Lake to photograph the 'Horns' and 'Paine Grande', located in the southern face of the Massif. Today we will explore the southern and western regions of this huge national park, which comprises in total an extent of 600,000 acres. (242,242 hectares). The landscape is dominated by the omnipresent Paine Massif, a magnificent set of rugged peaks, formed out of granite and sedimentary rock. The long-gone Indians of Patagonia gave the name Paine, meaning “blue”, presumably referring to its remarkable colouration when observed at a distance.We will have the opportunity to explore the Nothofagus or southern Beech forests and its diversity of plants and animals; we will try to see Magellanic Woodpecker, Austral Parakeet and the shy Andean Deer or Huemul, if we are lucky. We will be marveled by seen the contrasting mosaic of towering mountains, glaciers, wetlands, steppes and forests.
Lago Grey is certainly one of the highlights of the day. Colosal icebergs are stranded on the southern shore of the lake after a long and slow transit from the glacier front. After our picnic, we will head back to Punta Arenas where our trips ends, approximately at 6pm.
(B,L)(G).
Codes: B=Breakfast; L=Lunch/Box-lunch; D=Dinner; G=Guide; *=Hotel Category.
Torres del Paine Explorer | 3-day option | Trip Code TDP01
 Day 1 • Punta Arenas or Puerto Natales, Chile | Drive to Torres del Paine National Park
After meeting your guide at your hotel or at the airport (before 12pm*), you will be transferred in a private vehicle to Torres del Paine. During our journey to the park, we will observe how the strong westerlies have sculpted the vegetation of the Patagonian wind-swept steppes. On route we will try to spot Guanacos, Southern Grey Foxes, and Patagonian Skunks while enjoying our first contact with Southern beech (Nothofagus) forests. We will make several stops for photography and wildlife observation along the way. Colourful Chilean Flamingos groups can be seen on the alkaline pools and we will have delightful views of Black-necked and Coscoroba Swans on the shores of Ultima Esperanza Fjord, in Puerto Natales.
Distance from Punta Arenas to Puerto Natales: Approximately 250 kilometers | 155 miles (between 3 to 4 hours, including stops).
On route towards the park we will have splendid vistas of the hilly terrain and if is clear, of the Paine Massif at the distance. While visiting the valleys we will be given a geological interpretation of the origins of the dramatic backdrop of Torres del Paine, one of the finest natural spectacles in Patagonia. This evening we can do a nice nature walk or a sunset photo session (before or after dinner).
Distance from Puerto Natales to Hotel Las Torres (eastern side of the park): Approximately 120 kilometers | 75 miles (approximately 2.5 hours, including the many scenic and wildlife stops).
Overnight (O/N) Hotel Las Torres or similar, Torres del Paine (4*). (L,D)(G).
* We suggest you to arrive to Punta Arenas a day before the trip, in order to have an earlier start towards the park.
 Day 2 • Torres del Paine National Park (western sector) | Lake Grey | Boat trip to Grey Glacier (c. 3 hours)
We will have an early start in order to be at location to photograph the Paine Massif at dawn. If you have choose to stay in the eastern side of the park, at Hotel Las Torres, we will concentrate on photographying the three 'Towers', while if you have selected Hotel Cabañas del Paine or Río Serrano, we will be at one of the viewpoints of Pehoe Lake to photograph the 'Horns' and 'Paine Grande', located in the southern face of the Massif. Today we will explore the southern and western regions of this huge national park, which comprises in total an extent of 600,000 acres. (242,242 hectares). The landscape is dominated by the omnipresent Paine Massif, a magnificent set of rugged peaks, formed out of granite and sedimentary rock. The long-gone Indians of Patagonia gave the name Paine, meaning “blue”, presumably referring to its remarkable colouration when observed at a distance.We will have the opportunity to explore the Nothofagus or southern Beech forests and its diversity of plants and animals; we will try to see Magellanic Woodpecker, Austral Parakeet and the shy Andean Deer or Huemul, if we are lucky. We will be marveled by seen the contrasting mosaic of towering mountains, glaciers, wetlands, steppes and forests.
Lago Grey is certainly one of the highlights of the day. Colosal icebergs are stranded on the southern shore of the lake after a long and slow transit from the glacier front. From this shore we will board our boat (the M/V Grey II) for a 3-hour excursion through the icy waters of the lake towards the impressive and actively calving front of the Grey Glacier. Grey is one of the nearly 50 outlet glaciers which originate from the massive Southern Patagonian Ice Field, world's third largest after Antarctica and Greenland, and is one of the most beautiful and colourful in all Patagonia. The front is full of crevasses and the solid glacial ice colours vary from whitish to deep indigo. The glacier is flanked towards the east by impressive granite walls which are part of the Paine Massif, and towards the west by the eroded and low summits of the older Andes. The photography is great at this particular spot; we will be treated with a glass of pisco sour or scotch containing glacier ice of hundreds, possibly thousand years old!
This evening we will have again an optional photo outing for sunset and the dramatic cloud formations.
Overnight (O/N) Hotel Las Torres or similar, Torres del Paine (4*). (L,D)(G).
 Day 3 • Torres del Paine National Park (eastern sector) - Drive to Punta Arenas
This morning we will have again an early start in order to be ready to photograph the Towers or the Horns with the first light. With the right lighting, the mountain base turns in orange colors and the scene become very dramatic with peculiar lenticular clouds moving fast over the peaks. At the eastern corner of Sarmiento Lake, we will reach a location that commands the most incredible views of the towering peaks of Las Torres, the pinnacles from which the park takes its name. As we move around the park, you shall observe confiding herds of Guanaco, most southerly camelid, the curious-looking Lesser Rhea and impressive Andean Condors soaring along the road. During the morning we will visit the eastern side of the park to enjoy the views of one of the impressive waterfalls of Paine river and if is clear, of the fabulous granite columns of the Paine massif from Laguna Amarga. After our picnic, we will head back to Punta Arenas where our trips ends, approximately at 6pm.
(B,L)(G).
Codes: B=Breakfast; L=Lunch/Box-lunch; D=Dinner; G=Guide; *=Hotel Category.
Torres del Paine Explorer | 4-day option | Trip Code TDP01
 Day 1 • Punta Arenas or Puerto Natales, Chile | Drive to Torres del Paine National Park
After meeting your guide at your hotel or at the airport (before 12pm*), you will be transferred in a private vehicle to Torres del Paine. During our journey to the park, we will observe how the strong westerlies have sculpted the vegetation of the Patagonian wind-swept steppes. On route we will try to spot Guanacos, Southern Grey Foxes, and Patagonian Skunks while enjoying our first contact with Southern beech (Nothofagus) forests. We will make several stops for photography and wildlife observation along the way. Colourful Chilean Flamingos groups can be seen on the alkaline pools and we will have delightful views of Black-necked and Coscoroba Swans on the shores of Ultima Esperanza Fjord, in Puerto Natales.
Distance from Punta Arenas to Puerto Natales: Approximately 250 kilometers | 155 miles (between 3 to 4 hours, including stops).
On route towards the park we will have splendid vistas of the hilly terrain and if is clear, of the Paine Massif at the distance. While visiting the valleys we will be given a geological interpretation of the origins of the dramatic backdrop of Torres del Paine, one of the finest natural spectacles in Patagonia. This evening we can do a nice nature walk or a sunset photo session (before or after dinner).
Distance from Puerto Natales to Hotel Las Torres (eastern side of the park): Approximately 120 kilometers | 75 miles (approximately 2.5 hours, including the many scenic and wildlife stops).
Overnight (O/N) Hotel Las Torres or similar, Torres del Paine (4*). (L,D)(G).
* We suggest you to arrive to Punta Arenas a day before the trip, in order to have an earlier start towards the park.
 Day 2 • Torres del Paine National Park (western sector) | Lake Grey | Boat trip to Grey Glacier (c. 3 hours)
We will have an early start in order to be at location to photograph the Paine Massif at dawn. If you have choose to stay in the eastern side of the park, at Hotel Las Torres, we will concentrate on photographying the three 'Towers', while if you have selected Hotel Cabañas del Paine or Río Serrano, we will be at one of the viewpoints of Pehoe Lake to photograph the 'Horns' and 'Paine Grande', located in the southern face of the Massif. Today we will explore the southern and western regions of this huge national park, which comprises in total an extent of 600,000 acres. (242,242 hectares). The landscape is dominated by the omnipresent Paine Massif, a magnificent set of rugged peaks, formed out of granite and sedimentary rock. The long-gone Indians of Patagonia gave the name Paine, meaning “blue”, presumably referring to its remarkable colouration when observed at a distance.We will have the opportunity to explore the Nothofagus or southern Beech forests and its diversity of plants and animals; we will try to see Magellanic Woodpecker, Austral Parakeet and the shy Andean Deer or Huemul, if we are lucky. We will be marveled by seen the contrasting mosaic of towering mountains, glaciers, wetlands, steppes and forests.
Lago Grey is certainly one of the highlights of the day. Colosal icebergs are stranded on the southern shore of the lake after a long and slow transit from the glacier front. From this shore we will board our boat (the M/V Grey II) for a 3-hour excursion through the icy waters of the lake towards the impressive and actively calving front of the Grey Glacier. Grey is one of the nearly 50 outlet glaciers which originate from the massive Southern Patagonian Ice Field, world's third largest after Antarctica and Greenland, and is one of the most beautiful and colourful in all Patagonia. The front is full of crevasses and the solid glacial ice colours vary from whitish to deep indigo. The glacier is flanked towards the east by impressive granite walls which are part of the Paine Massif, and towards the west by the eroded and low summits of the older Andes. The photography is great at this particular spot; we will be treated with a glass of pisco sour or scotch containing glacier ice of hundreds, possibly thousand years old!
This evening we will have again an optional photo outing for sunset and the dramatic cloud formations.
Overnight (O/N) Hotel Las Torres or similar, Torres del Paine (4*). (L,D)(G).
 Day 3 • Torres del Paine National Park (eastern sector)
We will keep exploring the alkaline ponds and reed-fringed lagoons located of the eastern part of the park. There are approximately 120 species of birds in the park and we will see a considerable number of them, with the help of binoculars and the spotting scope. Also the flora is a very interesting subject for observation and photography. The park holds probably nearly 500 species of plants; the southern spring and early summer (mid-October through late January) are great to see the myriad of flowers that bloom in these magnificent landscapes. After our return to the hotel and enjoy our delicious dinner, we will have another chance to photograph the mountains and clouds at sunset.
Overnight (O/N) Hotel Las Torres or similar, Torres del Paine (4*). (L,D)(G).
 Day 4 • Torres del Paine National Park (eastern sector) - Drive to Punta Arenas
This morning we will have again an early start in order to be ready to photograph the Towers or the Horns with the first light. With the right lighting, the mountain base turns in orange colors and the scene become very dramatic with peculiar lenticular clouds moving fast over the peaks. At the eastern corner of Sarmiento Lake, we will reach a location that commands the most incredible views of the towering peaks of Las Torres, the pinnacles from which the park takes its name. As we move around the park, you shall observe confiding herds of Guanaco, most southerly camelid, the curious-looking Lesser Rhea and impressive Andean Condors soaring along the road. During the morning we will visit the eastern side of the park to enjoy the views of one of the impressive waterfalls of Paine river and if is clear, of the fabulous granite columns of the Paine massif from Laguna Amarga. After our picnic, we will head back to Punta Arenas where our trips ends, approximately at 6pm.
(B,L)(G).
Codes: B=Breakfast; L=Lunch/Box-lunch; D=Dinner; G=Guide; *=Hotel Category.
Torres del Paine Explorer | 5-day option | Trip Code TDP01
 Day 1 • Punta Arenas or Puerto Natales, Chile | Drive to Torres del Paine National Park
After meeting your guide at your hotel or at the airport (before 12pm*), you will be transferred in a private vehicle to Torres del Paine. During our journey to the park, we will observe how the strong westerlies have sculpted the vegetation of the Patagonian wind-swept steppes. On route we will try to spot Guanacos, Southern Grey Foxes, and Patagonian Skunks while enjoying our first contact with Southern beech (Nothofagus) forests. We will make several stops for photography and wildlife observation along the way. Colourful Chilean Flamingos groups can be seen on the alkaline pools and we will have delightful views of Black-necked and Coscoroba Swans on the shores of Ultima Esperanza Fjord, in Puerto Natales.
Distance from Punta Arenas to Puerto Natales: Approximately 250 kilometers | 155 miles (between 3 to 4 hours, including stops).
On route towards the park we will have splendid vistas of the hilly terrain and if is clear, of the Paine Massif at the distance. While visiting the valleys we will be given a geological interpretation of the origins of the dramatic backdrop of Torres del Paine, one of the finest natural spectacles in Patagonia. This evening we can do a nice nature walk or a sunset photo session (before or after dinner).
Distance from Puerto Natales to Hotel Las Torres (eastern side of the park): Approximately 120 kilometers | 75 miles (approximately 2.5 hours, including the many scenic and wildlife stops).
Overnight (O/N) Hotel Las Torres or similar, Torres del Paine (4*). (L,D)(G).
* We suggest you to arrive to Punta Arenas a day before the trip, in order to have an earlier start towards the park.
 Day 2 • Torres del Paine National Park (western sector) | Lake Grey | Boat trip to Grey Glacier (c. 3 hours)
We will have an early start in order to be at location to photograph the Paine Massif at dawn. If you have choose to stay in the eastern side of the park, at Hotel Las Torres, we will concentrate on photographying the three 'Towers', while if you have selected Hotel Cabañas del Paine or Río Serrano, we will be at one of the viewpoints of Pehoe Lake to photograph the 'Horns' and 'Paine Grande', located in the southern face of the Massif. Today we will explore the southern and western regions of this huge national park, which comprises in total an extent of 600,000 acres. (242,242 hectares). The landscape is dominated by the omnipresent Paine Massif, a magnificent set of rugged peaks, formed out of granite and sedimentary rock. The long-gone Indians of Patagonia gave the name Paine, meaning “blue”, presumably referring to its remarkable colouration when observed at a distance.We will have the opportunity to explore the Nothofagus or southern Beech forests and its diversity of plants and animals; we will try to see Magellanic Woodpecker, Austral Parakeet and the shy Andean Deer or Huemul, if we are lucky. We will be marveled by seen the contrasting mosaic of towering mountains, glaciers, wetlands, steppes and forests.
Lago Grey is certainly one of the highlights of the day. Colosal icebergs are stranded on the southern shore of the lake after a long and slow transit from the glacier front. From this shore we will board our boat (the M/V Grey II) for a 3-hour excursion through the icy waters of the lake towards the impressive and actively calving front of the Grey Glacier. Grey is one of the nearly 50 outlet glaciers which originate from the massive Southern Patagonian Ice Field, world's third largest after Antarctica and Greenland, and is one of the most beautiful and colourful in all Patagonia. The front is full of crevasses and the solid glacial ice colours vary from whitish to deep indigo. The glacier is flanked towards the east by impressive granite walls which are part of the Paine Massif, and towards the west by the eroded and low summits of the older Andes. The photography is great at this particular spot; we will be treated with a glass of pisco sour or scotch containing glacier ice of hundreds, possibly thousand years old!
This evening we will have again an optional photo outing for sunset and the dramatic cloud formations.
Overnight (O/N) Hotel Las Torres or similar, Torres del Paine (4*). (L,D)(G).
 Day 3 • Torres del Paine National Park (eastern sector)
We will keep exploring the alkaline ponds and reed-fringed lagoons located of the eastern part of the park. There are approximately 120 species of birds in the park and we will see a considerable number of them, with the help of binoculars and the spotting scope. Also the flora is a very interesting subject for observation and photography. The park holds probably nearly 500 species of plants; the southern spring and early summer (mid-October through late January) are great to see the myriad of flowers that bloom in these magnificent landscapes. After our return to the hotel and enjoy our delicious dinner, we will have another chance to photograph the mountains and clouds at sunset.
Overnight (O/N) Hotel Las Torres or similar, Torres del Paine (4*). (L,D)(G).
Day 4 • Torres del Paine National Park
We will keep exploring the alkaline ponds and reed-fringed lagoons located of the eastern part of the park. There are approximately 120 species of birds in the park and we will see a considerable number of them, with the help of binoculars and the spotting scope. Also the flora is a very interesting subject for observation and photography. The park holds probably nearly 500 species of plants; the southern spring and early summer (mid-October through late January) are great to see the myriad of flowers that bloom in these magnificent landscapes. After our return to the hotel and enjoy our delicious dinner, we will have another chance to photograph the mountains and clouds at sunset.
Overnight (O/N) Hotel Las Torres or similar, Torres del Paine (4*). (L,D)(G).
 Day 5 • Torres del Paine National Park (eastern sector) - Drive to Punta Arenas
This morning we will have again an early start in order to be ready to photograph the Towers or the Horns with the first light. With the right lighting, the mountain base turns in orange colors and the scene become very dramatic with peculiar lenticular clouds moving fast over the peaks. At the eastern corner of Sarmiento Lake, we will reach a location that commands the most incredible views of the towering peaks of Las Torres, the pinnacles from which the park takes its name. As we move around the park, you shall observe confiding herds of Guanaco, most southerly camelid, the curious-looking Lesser Rhea and impressive Andean Condors soaring along the road. During the morning we will visit the eastern side of the park to enjoy the views of one of the impressive waterfalls of Paine river and if is clear, of the fabulous granite columns of the Paine massif from Laguna Amarga. After our picnic, we will head back to Punta Arenas where our trips ends, approximately at 6pm.
(B,L)(G).
Codes: B=Breakfast; L=Lunch/Box-lunch; D=Dinner; G=Guide; *=Hotel Category.
Torres del Paine Explorer | 2 to 5 days | Trip Code TDP01
Torres del Paine Explorer | 2 to 5 days | Trip Code TDP01
2010 | 2011 Dates:
Available from 1 September 2010 through 31 August 2011.
Meet/Depart: Daily departures from Punta Arenas or Puerto Natales, Chile.
Optional transfers to/from El Calafate, Argentina (please inquire).
Rates for Custom departures (you choose the date):
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CLASSIC OPTION | Based at HOTEL LAS TORRES (eastern side of Torres del Paine)
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| 2 days | 1 night |
Number of people
|
1 (Solo)
|
2-3
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4
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Single Suppl.
|
1 Nov - 28 Feb
|
$1,299
|
$749
|
$655 |
$100
|
1 Sep - 31 Oct
|
$1,246
|
$718
|
$624
|
$100
|
1 Mar - 30 Apr
|
$1,246 |
$718
|
$624
|
$100
|
| 1 May - 31 Ago |
$1,127
|
$654
|
$560
|
$100
|
| 3 days | 2 nights |
| Number of people |
1 (Solo) |
2-3
|
4
|
Single Suppl.
|
| 1 Nov - 28 Feb |
$2,049 |
$1,229 |
$1,107
|
$264
|
1 Sep - 31 Oct
|
$1,951
|
$1,164
|
$1,049
|
$221
|
1 Mar - 30 Apr
|
$1,951
|
$1,164
|
$1,049
|
$221
|
1 May - 31 Ago
|
$1,781 |
$1,061
|
$947
|
$95
|
| 4 days | 3 nights |
| Number of people |
1 (Solo) |
2-3 |
4 |
Single Suppl. |
1 Nov - 28 Feb
|
$2,864 |
$1,663 |
$1,509
|
$396 |
1 Sep - 31 Oct
|
$2,723
|
$1,577 |
$1,393
|
$331
|
1 Mar - 30 Apr
|
$2,723
|
$1,577 |
$1,393
|
$331
|
1 May - 31 Ago
|
$2,436
|
$1,423
|
$1,269
|
$140
|
5 days | 4 nights
|
Number of people
|
1 (Solo)
|
2-3
|
4
|
Single Suppl. |
| 1 Nov - 28 Feb |
$3,697 |
$2,105
|
$1,911
|
$528
|
1 Sep - 31 Oct
|
$3,477
|
$1,991
|
$1,796
|
$442
|
1 Mar - 30 Apr
|
$3,477
|
$1,991
|
$1,796
|
$442
|
1 May - 31 Ago
|
$3,108 |
$1,785
|
$1,601
|
$187
|
NOTE: The above prices are per person in US$, based on double occupancy in standard room. Optional upgrade to superior room is available.
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BUDGET OPTION | Based at HOTEL CABAÑAS DEL PAINE (southern side of Torres del Paine)
|
| 2 days | 1 night |
Number of people
|
1 (Solo)
|
2-3
|
4
|
Single Suppl.
|
15 Oct - 31 Mar
|
$1,294
|
$731
|
$637 |
$100
|
| 1-14 Oct |
$1,169 |
$674
|
$580
|
$100
|
1-30 Apr
|
$1,169 |
$674
|
$580
|
$100
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| 3 days | 2 nights |
| Number of people |
1 (Solo) |
2-3
|
4
|
Single Suppl.
|
| 15 Oct - 31 Mar |
$2,024 |
$1,185 |
$1,062
|
$264
|
| 1-14 Oct |
$1,796
|
$1,053
|
$938 |
$221
|
1-30 Apr
|
$1,796
|
$1,053
|
$938 |
$221
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| 4 days | 3 nights |
| Number of people |
1 (Solo) |
2-3 |
4 |
Single Suppl. |
| 15 Oct - 31 Mar |
$2,827 |
$1,591 |
$1,436
|
$396 |
| 1-14 Oct |
$2,471
|
$1,427 |
$1,246
|
$331
|
| 1-30 Apr |
$2,471
|
$1,427 |
$1,246
|
$331
|
5 days | 4 nights
|
Number of people
|
1 (Solo)
|
2-3
|
4
|
Single Suppl. |
| 15 Oct - 31 Mar |
$3,628 |
$2,005
|
$1,810
|
$528
|
| 1-14 Oct |
$3,153
|
$1,791
|
$1,597
|
$442
|
| 1-30 Apr |
$3,153
|
$1,791
|
$1,597
|
$442
|
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DELUXE OPTION | Based at HOTEL RIO SERRANO (southern side of Torres del Paine)
|
| 2 days | 1 night |
Number of people
|
1 (Solo)
|
2-3
|
4
|
Single Suppl.
|
1 Oct - 31 Mar
|
$1,521
|
$882
|
$816 |
$100
|
| 3 days | 2 nights |
| Number of people |
1 (Solo) |
2-3
|
4
|
Single Suppl.
|
1 Oct - 31 Mar
|
$2,500 |
$1,485 |
$1,343
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$264
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| 4 days | 3 nights |
| Number of people |
1 (Solo) |
2-3 |
4 |
Single Suppl. |
1 Oct - 31 Mar
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$3,547 |
$2,037 |
$1,856
|
$396 |
5 days | 4 nights
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Number of people
|
1 (Solo)
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2-3
|
4
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Single Suppl. |
1 Oct - 31 Mar
|
$4,545 |
$2,597
|
$2,371 |
$528
|
Do you want us to arrange your flights from Santiago to Punta Arenas?
Domestic flights Santiago – Punta Arenas – Santiago (from US$ 250 per person).
Duration of the flight: 3 hours (direct) / 4 hours (with a stop-over in Puerto Montt).
What the trip includes/excludes
Single supplement will be added if single accommodations are requested.
The trip price includes: All accommodations, meals and guide services as stated in the itinerary, private ground transportation during the tour, boat trip in Grey Glacier, and park entrance fees.
The trip price excludes: Domestic flights, tipping, travel insurance, entrance tax to Chile, excess baggage charges, drinks, à la carte dishes, laundry, telephone calls and anything else of a purely personal nature.
Tour Registration: To book this tour, please complete the online registration form and pay a deposit of US$ 350 per person. Full payment of the tour fee is due 90 days prior to tour departure.
Cancellation Policy: Notice of cancellation can only be accepted IN WRITING from the person who signed the booking form and takes effect on the day such noticed is received by us.
Refunds are made according to the following schedule:
If cancellation is made 120 days or more before departure date, the deposit less US$ 200 is refundable.
If cancellation is made between 120 and 60 days before departure, the deposit is not refundable, but any payments covering the balance of the fee will be refunded.
If cancellation is made fewer than 60 days before departure date, no refund is available.
This policy and fee schedule also applies to pre-trip and post trip extensions, as well as any transfers from one tour to another. We strongly recommend the purchase of trip cancellation insurance to protect yourself.
Torres del Paine Explorer | 2 to 5 days | Trip Code TDP01
Hotel Las Torres, Torres del Paine
This charmingly rustic hotel provides a comfortable base from which to explore the park’s towering mountains, turquoise lakes, glaciers, ice fields and steppes. Las Torres is located 75 miles (120 kilometers) from the town of Puerto Natales and 230 miles (375 kilometers) from the larger city of Punta Arenas.
Each of the hotel’s many windows look out over the expansive steppe or snow-capped mountains surrounding it, including the trio of towers that gave the park its name. The hotel features 57 rooms, several sitting areas, two restaurants and a bar. The interpretive center located by the hotel’s reception desk lays out information about the rock formations and wildlife you may encounter on your excursions. In addition, the spa next door offers you the chance to unwind and rejuvenate after you return from your adventures.
The rooms of the hotel provide a cozy atmosphere, being the perfect setting to relax and enjoy after a long days excursion. Central heating, box spring beds, telephones and private bathrooms in a rustic yet elegant decoration provide the ideal ambience in our superior rooms for resting and preparing the next days activities. Several services are available in the relaxing environment of your room, with a simple call you have the possibility of enjoying massages, food, wine and drinks.
Hotel Cabañas del Paine, Torres del Paine
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Hotel Río Serrano, Torres del Paine
The hotel gets its name after the sinuous Serrano River, which is born in the waters of Toro Lake and flows into Ultima Esperanza Sound. Its unique location, facing the Torres del Paine Massif and surrounded by an astonishing natural setting, gives the perfect amalgam of design, quality and comfort, keeping in mind the fragile ecosystem.
The hotel is surrounded by a breathtaking natural beauty which has spectacular view from all our facilities. The spacious areas give emphasis to elegance and quality assuring a quiet and peaceful atmosphere.
The hotel has 95 rooms. The decoration of Rio Serrano Hotel is both warm and cosy with architectonical lines that merge fineness and rustic. They have been designed to provide that unique home atmosphere. Wood and stone make the perfect blend, that together with a fireplace set scene of pure relaxation.
Torres del Paine Explorer | 2 to 5 days | Trip Code TDP01
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