Day 1

This excursion to Torres del Paine National Park, offers a wonderful opportunity to experience the natural beauty of this region.
Early in the morning, we pick you up from your accommodation in Puerto Natales. The tour starts with a visit to Milodón Cave Natural Monument (approximately 1 hour, entrance optional.)
Next we head to Torres del Paine National Park, visiting the best lookout points along the way. Lookout points include: Sarmiento Lake; Laguna Amarga (with a classic view of the Towers); Nordenskjöld (with a classic view of the Paine Horns); Salto Grande (a big waterfall that connects Lake Nordenskjöld with Lake Pehoe); Weber Bridge; the shore of Grey Lake (area of icebergs) and the Grey Glacier lookout point (where we take a short stroll along the lake to observe impressive icebergs and a marvel at Glacier Grey.
The diverse animal world we witness along the way is sure to fascinate. We will certainly see herds of guanaco and rheas. And with a little luck, we may see foxes, pumas and the majestic condor.
After visiting Grey Lake, we return down the same road till we reach Estancia Tercera Barranca, where we stay the night and dig into an excellent meal of grilled lamb on the spit. Guests enjoy views of the Towers from their rooms.

Day 2

Early in the morning, after eating a good breakfast with excellent views of Torres del Paine, we begin a horseback ride of about 7-8 hours. For the first two hours, we ride toward Laguna Azul, stopping to visit the Las Chínas waterfall on the way.
At Laguna Azul, we marvel at the best view of the three Towers yet. We eat our lunch here, while enjoying the breathtaking views of the Paine Massif beside the lake. After lunch we continue to ride another 2.5 hours (approximately) to Laguna Amarga. Here, we visit one of the most famous lookout points of the Towers, offering classic postcard-picture views of the national park.
Here, the vehicle will be waiting for us to take us back to Estancia Tercera Barranca. Dinner tonight is an asado (barbecue) of Patagonian lamb, which is typical of the region. Accommodation in the Hostería.

Day 3

Early in the morning after a good breakfast, we cross the front of the Paine Massif again until we reach the Serrano sector. Here, we receive waterproof jackets and life vests to start descending the Serrano River toward Glacier Serrano in semi-rigid boats. During the journey, we will make a short stop at Salto Serrano (a geologic depression that makes for strong water rapids). This requires that we leave the boat and walk five minutes to 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 continuous views of the Paine Massif and Glacier Tyndall. We eventually arrive to Glacier Serrano. This is the gateway to Bernardo O'Higgins National Park, one of the largest parks in Chile. Here we walk to the viewpoint of Glacier Serrano. If we are lucky, we’ll be able to contemplate the blocks of ice 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 Patagonia lamb barbecue at Estancia Perales. We then continue sailing through the fjord, arriving to Puerto Natales around 16:00 hours, where you will be transferred to your hotel.