All trips can be customized for groups of two or more. For more information see Custom Travel.
Few places on earth rival Torres del Paine National National Park for sheer trekking drama. Knife-edge granite towers (Las Torres) and horns (Los Cuernos), plus an ice field the size of a small country have made Torres del Paine’s treks world famous. Our W and Circuit adventures are led by expert local guides, and our 25 years’ experience has enabled us to craft unique versions of both treks. Options include the W plus spectacular boat trips to lesser visited glaciers; a semi-circuit plus an adventurous side hike to the Park’s northern wilderness; luxury boutique hotel and estancia add-ons; and multisport combos with riding, kayaking and biking options.
Explore Patagonia’s wild beauty on horseback with our range of riding adventures through Torres del Paine National Park and the surrounding areas. Our rides trace traditional gaucho trails across fast open pampas; along windswept lakeshores and into the shadow of the extraordinary Paine Massif. Riding alongside local horsemen and often staying in working estancias, every trip captures the spirit of Patagonia’s earliest pioneers.
Wild iceberg-laden rivers, calving glacier faces and vivid turquoise lakes; kayaking in Torres del Paine has it all. Choose from pure kayaking adventures or mix and match with riding, biking and biking.
We think Torres del Paine is one of the most rewarding places for families to explore together. The landscape alone is the kind of outdoor classroom that sparks awe in kids and adults alike. The expansiveness of the park, with its pampas, lakeshores and remote estancias, gives kids space to move, explore and observe. And the quieter nights under stars, away from constant city noise or screens, are hard to replicate elsewhere.
We offers trips that mix biking, kayaking, horseback riding, hiking, wildlife watching with stays in estancias, hotels or camping under the stars. Families can adjust the pace and adventure level according to their children’s ages and energy levels.
Guides, support teams, gear and transport are organised so families don’t have to micro-manage all the moving pieces. That means fewer worries, and less hauling heavy gear; less time figuring out meals; more time to immerse yourselves in the wonder of Patagonia.
