O Circuit (8 days)

• For Chileans and foreign residents in Chile, based on double occupancy: CLP$ 929.000 per person.
• For non-resident international vivistors in Chile, based on doucble occupancy: US$ 1.569 per person.

1. Select the departure date from the calendar.
2. Select the number of people.
3. Click on "Add to cart".
4. Pay the full price of the tour online.

• Transportation:
• Round trip transportation, in a shared bus, between Puerto Natales and the Torres del Paine National Park.
• 5 nights of accommodation in refugios, in shared rooms with bunks (include sleping bag) and 2 nights of accommodation in camping in private double tents (include site, tent, sleeping bag and sleeping pad)*:
• 1st night in camping Serón.
• 2nd night in Refugio Dickson.
• 3rd night in camping Perros Campsite.
• 4th night in Refugio Grey.
• 5th night in Refugio Paine Grande.
• 6th night in Refugio Los Cuernos.
• 7th night in Refugio Torre Central.
• Hot showers (except in Perros Campsite).
• Meals in Perros Campsite:
• Dinner.
• Breakfast.
• Box lunch.

*The order of the accommodations is subject to modification, depending on availability.

• Porter.
• Guide.
• Meals (optional).
• Round trip connection transport between Laguna Amarga and Las Torres Area (CLP$ 8.000 per person for residents in Chile and US$ 12 per person for non-residents in Chile*).
• Entrance fee to the Torres del Paine National Park (CLP$ 13.000 for residents in Chile and CLP$ 44.500 for non-residents in Chile*).
• Health insurance.
• Medical care in case of an accident.
• Evacuation assistance because of bad weather or reasons of force majeure.
• Travel insurance that covers accidents and cancellations because of reasons of force majeure.

*Prices subject to change without notice.

• Grey Glacier Hike (available until march 31st):
• Season 2024-2025: CLP$ 190.000 per person.
• Grey Glacier Kayak (available until march 31st):
• Season 2024-2025: CLP$ 140.000 per person.
• Full board meals*:
• Season 2024-2025:
• Residents in Chile:
• Normal: CLP$ 499.000 per person.
• Christmas and New Year: CLP$ 524.000 per person.
• Non-residents in Chile:
• Normal: USD$ 845 per person.
• Christmas and New Year: USD$ 885 per person.

*Full board meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner, starting with dinner on day one, and ending with lunch the last day. Lunch is always to go, while breakfast and dinner can be to go or to serve, which will depend exclusively on the availability of meals in every accommodation (it is not possible to choose the mode).

• A 40-liter backpack for the entire circuit.
• A 25-liter backpack for full day treks to the Base of Torres del Paine and French Valley (you can leave your big backpack in Central and Italiano camps, and then pick it up on the way back).
• Waterproof jacket and pants (Gore-Tex or similar).
• Fleece clothing (Polartec or similar).
• Thermal clothing (base layer).
• Short and long-sleeved t-shirts.
• Hiking shoes.
• Plenty of batteries (there are no electrical sockets to charge batteries).
• Earplugs.
• Flip-flops (for showers and resting).
• Flashlight.
• Lock.
• Winter hat and gloves for the cold.
• Cap to protect yourself from the sun.
• Sunscreen.
• Sunglasses.
• Bottle for water.
• Ziploc bags (to stores garbage).
• Trekking poles.
• Travel insurance that covers accidents and cancellations because of reasons of force majeure.

• Minimum age required of 16 years old to make the activity.
• Not allowed for pregnant women.

*This is only a reference itinerary, because it might have modifications according to the places of confirmed accommodations and the definitive times of transports.

Start: Day 1 at 7:00 am in Puerto Natales Bus Station.

End: Day 8 at 9:00 in Puerto Natales Bus Station.

Day 1: Departure from Puerto Natales and Serón Trek (9 km, 5.6 miles, 4 hours).

The program starts in the Puerto Natales Bus Station to take the bus to the Portería Laguna Amarga, where you will enter the Torres del Paine National Park. After that, you will be able to take another ground transport to the Welcome Center, where you will have to register. After one of the best views of the Torres del Paine you can have from the starting point, if weather is good enough, you will enter the Patagonian landscape through a slope, the first test of the hike. You will have views of the surrounding valleys and the Cerro Paine, while you continue on the side of the Paine river until reaching Serón Campsite, where you will stay this first night.

Day 2: Dickson Trek (18.5 km, 11.5 miles, 6 hours).

After breakfast, you will take the route parallel to the Paine River, to get closer to the Cerro Paine side. You will go up by a steep track to the higher part that you will have to tour during the day, and in which you will have a privileged view of the surrounding mountains, besides the Paine Lake. Then, you will walk by the sides of the mount, parallel to the river. You will have time to stop in the Guardería Coirón for lunch and recover energy, before keep walking through the fields with views of granite walls. After that, you will see the Dickson Glacier in the distance, which means that that's the end of the hike for today. You will reach the Refugio Dickson, near the lake with the same name and from the Paine River begins.

Day 3: Perros Trek (9 km, 5.6 miles, 4 to 5 hours).

You will start early to take the route marked by Los Perros River. You will go a couple of hours through a nothofagus forest to a small bridge to cross the river. There you will start going up the moraine until identifying the Los Perros Glacier, which is on the side of the lake with the same name. From that point, you will be a couple of minutes from the Perros Campsite, in which you will stay to face the challenge of the next day.

Day 4: Grey Glacier Lookout Point Trek (22 km, 13.7 miles, 10 to 12 hours).

The recommendation is getting up very early to begin the adventure. This morning will be necessary the use of a headlamp, because you will start walking before dawn. You will begin a demanding walk up in the middle of the woods and, while you go forward, you will be able to see the first lights of the sun over the park. You will continue the road to the John Garner Pass, the higher point of the trek at 1,200 meters (3,937 feet) of altitude that will test your strength and that, needless to say, you must do very carefully. Once in the pass, you will have the first view of the Grey Glacier and the beginning of the Southern Patagonian Ice Field, one of the characteristic images of the Torres del Paine National Park, which you will see for a while before descending through another forest. You will pass by the Guardería El Paso, where you can have lunch before keep walking to the suspension bridges, the road that borders the Grey Glacier. You will be able to take pictures and visiting some privileged points to admire the lake and the glacier, before reaching the Refugio Grey where, rightfully, you will get some rest.

*Depending on the weather conditions, the CONAF park ranger might forbid going up through the John Garner Pass and you would have to go back to Perros Campsite.

Day 5: Optional activity in the glacier and Paine Grande Trek (11 km, 6.8 miles, 4 to 5 hours).

This day, during the morning, you can go to the base from where you can make one of the two optional activities available:

• Grey Glacier Ice Hike: 15-minute navigation by Zodiac boat to the Nunatak Island, from where starts the 1-hour hike with crampons, piolet, harness and helmet on the Grey Glacier.
• Grey Glacier Kayak: kayak navigation between the small icebergs surrounding the glacier and, if the weather is good enough, close to the Nunatak Island, to have another perspective of the glacier. Wetsuit, jacket and waterproof boots, kayak gloves, kayak skirt, kayak vest and life vest included.

After this experience, you will go back to the campsite to collect your things and start the trekking to arrive to the next camping, walking that is much less demanding that the one the day before. You will border the Grey Lake, path in which you will have the last views of the glacier and the small icebergs, passing by the Los Patos Lagoon, before entering a small valley from where you can see the Pehoé Lake. You will get to the Refugio Paine Grande, from where you will have a great view of the Cerro Paine Grande and the Cuernos del Paine.

Day 6: Francés Valley Hike (22 km, 13.7 miles, 8 to 10 hours).

The general recommendation is starting early, because it is a long distance that you have to walk. You will pass by the border of the Skottsberg Lake, following the track to the Italiano Campsite, which is the entrance door of the Francés Valley. You will go into a Patagonian forest, to leave to the Francés Lookout Point, which gives you access to the views of different mountains surrounding the valley, besides the Francés Glacier. If you have time and energy, you will be able to go on to the Británico Lookout Point from where you will have another perspective inside the same Torres del Paine Park. The way back is by the same path until Italiano Campsite, from where you have to go to the Refugio Cuernos.

Day 7: Central Trek (11 km, 6.8 miles, 5 to 6 hours).

After breakfast, you will start walking going over by the Nordenskjöld Lake, identifying different vegetal and animal species, besides seeing the Almirante Nieto Mount, and maybe identifying its hanging glacier. The destination will be the Refugio Central , place where you can rest to face the last day of walking.

Day 8: Base of Torres del Paine Hike and arrival to Puerto Natales (22 km, 13.7 miles, 8 to 9 hours).

The last day of activity is considered for the Base of Torres del Paine hike, the great image of the park. To reach this place, you will have to get up very early and go to the old bridge that crosses the Ascencio River and enter to a typical Patagonian forest. You will get to the moraine, which you will have to climb for about 45 minutes until getting to the Base of Torres del Paine Lookout Point, finishing touch for all the effort in completing the Paine Circuit. There, you will be able to take pictures, enjoy your lunch and rest a moment before starting the return through the same path you just made. You will arrive to the Welcome Center, same place from where you started the trek, to board the connection transport and the bus that will take you to Puerto Natales.

• You will be able to reschedule your booking without any cost or cancel it with full refund until 60 days before the starting date of the program, whatever the reason.
• Between 59 and 45 days before the start date of the program, you will not be able to make any changes and, in case of cancellations, you will receive a 50% refund.
• Within the 45 days before the starting date of the program (bookings made less than 45 days in advance included) there will be no refund nor reschedule, whatever the reason.

There are no refunds no reschedule in case any of the following situations may prevent making part or the entire program: adverse weather conditions, natural disasters, fires, flooding, road cuts, accidents, strikes, demonstrations, pandemics, epidemics, flight cancellations, lost luggage, accidents of the passenger inside the park, and personal or health problems of the passenger. For passengers that have travel insurance (suggested), due to the impossibility to make part or the entire program because of the reasons described above and whose insurance policy covers the case at hand, we will provide the required documents to be presented to the insurance company.