Our Full Day to Torres del Paine begins at your accommodation in Puerto Natales heading to Villa Cerro Castillo, capital of the commune of Torres del Paine, 59 kilometers north.

The itinerary continues towards the Sarmiento Lake viewpoint, the first photographic break with a view of the Paine Mountain Range, from here and with good weather conditions, it will be possible to have a first panoramic view of the entire mountain range of Torres del Paine, the extension to the south of the Andes Mountains and the imposing Lake Sarmiento.

After this break we will head towards a site of great relevance, being one of the most impressive views in front of the granite towers. The place described above corresponds to the Laguna Amarga viewpoint, a favorite habitat for flamingos who frequently find ideal conditions for feeding at this site. The route continues towards the main access to the Torres del Paine National Park where we will register our access tickets to continue with the itinerary.

The next stop will be at the Nordenskjöld Lake viewpoint, frontal view towards the mountain range and freshwater lake.

Upon arrival at "Salto Grande" sector you’ll go on a 30-minute hike to an impressive waterfall (subject to weather conditions).

After Salto Grande, you’ll visit “Pehoe Lake Lookout Point” which showcases one of the most spectacular views of the park, including the turquoise waters of the lake framed by Cerro Paine, Almirante Nieto Mount, the Paine “Horns”, French Valley and Big Paine. Once ready, you will begin the second part of your tour as you head to Grey Lake sector.

We will travel to the southern sector of the national park. At this last point we will have time to have lunch and walk around the surroundings if weather conditions permit. ** Lunch not included in the rate **The park restaurant is open only during summer** We return to the vehicle to continue the route leaving the Torres del Paine National Park through the southern section. Our last stop in front of Torres del Paine will be at the most impressive place on the Y-290 route called Mirador Grey. From here it will be possible to observe the group of mountains that dominate the western part of the province, the immense Lake Toro and, if the weather permits, also a section of the Grey Glacier.

After 1 hour of travel, we will reach the culminating point of the day, we will visit the Cueva del Milodón Natural Monument. It is one of the most important paleontological sites in South America and one of the oldest settlements in Patagonia. This cave keeps secrets that date back more than 11 thousand years! Our guide will provide all the information associated with this site of great historical relevance due to the constant archaeological and paleontological research that has been carried out there.