Dientes de Navarino Trek (5 days)

• 5-day trek program: CLP$ 765.000 per person.

*In case you travel alone and there are no more passengers for the departure on the date you want to start the program, it will be charged a CLP$ 700.000 supplement.

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 program online.

• Pickup at your accommodation or the airport.
• Round trip shared transport from accommodation or airport.
• Meals:
• Breakfast (Day 2 to Day 5).
• Lunch (Day 1 to Day 5).
• Dinner (Day 1 to Day 5).
• 4 nights of accommodation in tent.
• Sleeping bag.
• Sleeping pad.
• Kitchen equipment.
• Porter to transport the camp equipment and food.
• Trek poles.
• Gaiters.
• Bilingual guide (Spanish and English).

• Tickets for arriving to Puerto Williams.
• Additional accommodation nights.
• Breakfast the first day.
• Dinner the last day.
• Porter for personal objects (US$ 80 per day, maximum 15 kg).
• Sodas.
• Tips.
• Health insurance.
• Medical care in case of an accident.
• Evacuation assistance because of bad weather or reason of force majeure.
• Travel insurance that covers accidents and cancellations because of reasons of force majeure.

• 50 to 70-liter backpack to bring all the things you will use during the circuit.
• Waterproof jacket and pants.
• Polar warm clothes (Polartec or similar).
• Thermal clothing (first layer).
• Short and long-sleeved T-shirts.
• Trek shoes.
• Power bank (there is no energy to charge electronic devices).
• Earplugs.
• Sandals (for resting).
• Towel.
• Liner.
• Headlamp.
• Winter hat and gloves for cold temperatures.
• Cap to protect yourself from the sun.
• Sunscreen.
• Sunglasses.
• Ziploc bags or similar (to store the garbage).
• Personal hygiene objects.
• Water bottle.

• Minimum age required of 14 years old.
• Not allowed for pregnant women.

Start: Day 1 at 9:00 am in Puerto Williams.

End: Day 5 at 3:00 pm in Puerto Williams.

*Reference times. The start time will be confirmed according to the time in advance you arrive to Puerto Williams and means of transport you use.

Day 1: Puerto Williams – Cerro Bandera – El Salto Lagoon (5 hours).

After picking you up at your accommodation in Puerto Williams, we’ll drive to the starting point of the trek. You will begin hiking uphill until reaching 600 m of altitude at the summit of Cerro Bandera, where you’ll enjoy panoramic views of Puerto Williams and the Beagle Channel. Then, we’ll continue along the trail through the Róbalo River Valley until reaching Laguna El Salto, where we’ll set up camp for the night.

• Cerro Bandera: climb up to 600 m with panoramic views of Puerto Williams and the Beagle Channel.

• Róbalo River Valley: trail connecting the mountain to the lagoon.

• Laguna El Salto: campsite and resting place for the first night.

Accommodation: campsite at Laguna El Salto.

Day 2: El Salto Lagoon – Los Dientes Pass – Escondida Lagoon (6 to 7 hours).

We’ll start the day early with breakfast and dismantling the campsite. The trek begins with an ascent to Paso Primero (716 m), followed by Paso Australia (797 m), surrounded by the mountains of the Dientes de Navarino. We’ll continue to Paso de los Dientes (765 m), where—weather permitting—you’ll get views of the Wollaston Islands and Cape Horn. Weather conditions here are highly unpredictable, so precautions must be taken even after setting up camp.

• Paso Primero (716 m): first climb of the day.

• Paso Australia (797 m): surrounded by the peaks of the Dientes de Navarino.

• Paso de los Dientes (765 m): panoramic views, with possible sights of the Wollaston Islands and Cape Horn.

Accommodation: campsite at Laguna Escondida.

Day 3: Escondida Lagoon – Guerrico Pass – Martillo Lagoon (5 to 6 hours).

After breakfast, we’ll skirt Laguna Escondida on its left side heading south, following a river for a while. We’ll then enter a valley where the landscape changes, reaching Paso El Ventarrón. Next, we’ll cross a forest and head to the end of the valley to ascend Paso Guerrico, offering great views. Continuing along Laguna Hermosa until reaching a drainage point, we’ll then hike north through forested terrain to reach Laguna Martillo, our resting place for the night.

• Laguna Escondida: beginning of the trail.

• Paso El Ventarrón: change of landscape with panoramic views.

• Paso Guerrico: high point with great views of the valley.

• Laguna Hermosa and drainage point: intermediate stop before the camp.

• Laguna Martillo: campsite and overnight stay.

Accommodation: campsite at Laguna Martillo.

Day 4: Martillo Lagoon – Guanacos Lagoon (7 hours).

We’ll start the day with breakfast before hiking from Laguna Martillo to Laguna Rocallosa, reaching a large white rock that marks the trail. From there, we’ll head toward Paso Virginia, enjoying ever-changing landscapes. Weather permitting, we’ll see the snow-capped peaks of the Darwin Range, Ushuaia, and the Beagle Channel. This section involves crossing an unstable snow cornice along a 300 m cliff, requiring careful steps and the guide’s instructions. Strong winds are also common in this area. We’ll spend the night camping in a forest near Laguna de los Guanacos.

• Laguna Rocallosa: section marked by a large white rock.

• Paso Virginia: ascent with views of the Darwin Range, Ushuaia, and the Beagle Channel.

• Snow cornice: exposed path along a 300 m cliff.

• Forest near Laguna de los Guanacos: campsite for the night.

Accommodation: campsite in forest near Laguna de los Guanacos.

Day 5: Guanacos Lagoon – Puerto Williams (5 hours and a half).

After our final breakfast, we’ll begin the descent toward the Beagle Channel, crossing a beaver-damaged forest. We’ll continue through a tall forest and then head north along a marked trail, passing through calafate bushes until reaching the MacLean fishing plant. From there, a vehicle will take us back to Puerto Williams, ending the trek.

• Beaver-damaged forest: unique Patagonian landscape.

• Tall forest: section before the final descent.

• Calafate bushes: last stretch of the trail.

• MacLean fishing plant: endpoint before transfer to Puerto Williams.

Accommodation: not included. End of the trek.

• You will be able to reschedule without cost or cancel with full refund until 21 days before the start date of the program.
• Within 21 days before the start date of the program (bookings made less than 21 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, pandemic, epidemics, flight cancelations, 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 he required documents to be presented to the insurance company.