Day 1

At 08:00, we meet at Torres del Paine National Park Administration, where we take a short transfer to the Serrano River sector. Here we pass out waterproof jackets and life vests, to begin descending the Serrano River on semi-rigid boats to Estancia Anita.
On the way, we will make a short stop at Salto Serrano (a geologic depression that makes for strong water rapids). This obliges us to leave the boat and take a short walk of five minutes, where we pass the rapid and board another boat to continue with our trip. During the voyage, we enjoy the flora and fauna along the river with a permanent view of the Paine Massif and Glacier Tyndall.
When we arrive to Estancia Anita, the horses will be saddled up and waiting for us to ride to Lake Gueikie. Because of its geographic isolation, this glacier is still a secret to most, and it is one of the most beautiful in the region!

We visit the three most impressive lookout points, taking time to snap unforgettable photos. At Lake Gueikie, we seek out a good place to have lunch on the beach alongside enormous icebergs. We will also have the opportunity to ride alongside the glaciers and capture amazing and unique photos of Patagonia.
This is, undoubtedly, one of the best excursions in the region due to the impressive glacial landscape and the feeling that we are the only humans in this unique corner of the Torres del Paine National Park.
Upon our return to the estancia, alongside the Serrano River, we join the Guerrero family, the estancia owners, for an excellent asado (beef barbecue typical of the region). Tonight’s accommodation is in camp with outdoor bathrooms and no showers.

Day 2

In the morning after a good breakfast we continue sailing down the Serrano River. We stop at Hostería Monte Balmaceda for a hot drink, and then we continue to the Serrano Glacier, gateway to Bernardo O'Higgins National Park, one of the biggest parks in Chile. Here we walk to the viewpoint of the Serrano Glacier, where we hopefully observe ice blocks calving and splashing into the lagoon below.
We return to the port by 13:15 hours, where we board the 21 de Mayo boat and begin to navigate through the Última Esperanza Fjord en route to Puerto Natales. During this voyage we will observe the Balmaceda Glacier, which pours into the sea from the summit of Mount Balmaceda.
In the middle of the fjord we stop for 1.5 hours for a Patagonian lamb barbecue at Estancia Perales. We then continue sailing through the fjord, arriving to Puerto Natales around 16:00 hours. You will then be transferred to your hotel.