Discover the Unparalleled Beauty of Torres del Paine National Park on Horseback

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the awe-inspiring landscapes of Torres del Paine National Park, renowned as the Eighth Wonder of the World. As you traverse this natural marvel on horseback, you'll be swept away by the sheer majesty of its granite peaks, the ethereal beauty of its intense blue lakes, and the raw power of the legendary Patagonian winds.

Guided by local gauchos, whose intimate knowledge of the land enhances the authenticity of your experience, you'll delve deep into the heart of Patagonia's untamed wilderness. It's an immersion into nature's grandeur that promises to leave an indelible mark on your soul.

This journey is tailored for adventurous souls in good physical condition, ready to embrace the challenges and rewards of long days in the saddle,  approximately 6 hours daily.  Prior horse riding experience is essential, ensuring that participants are adept at both trotting and galloping. As your safety and well-being are our top priorities, we require all participants to have adequate travel insurance covering equestrian activities.

Prepare to embark on a life-changing adventure as you explore the Eighth Wonder of the World from the unique vantage point of horseback. Join us and create memories that will last a lifetime.

Each day involves approximately 6 hours of horse riding, covering between 30 and 50 kilometers of the beautiful Patagonian landscapes alongside gauchos. We also plan breaks for a refreshing and invigorating lunch.

 The accommodation is set up in remote and exclusive areas each night, allowing you to experience genuine Patagonian hospitality. With private rooms nestled in untouched nature, you will find tranquility and beauty that offer a restful sleep after each exhilarating day on horseback.

 We provide three meals a day, including a nutritious breakfast, packed lunches such as Lunch Box, and a soothing dinner. These meals are tailored to meet the nutritional demands of this journey, ensuring you have enough energy to fully engage in the experience. Please inform us in advance if you have any dietary restrictions.

Soft drinks and alcoholic beverages (beer and wine) are included in amounts and at times that ensure participant safety. 

 The weather conditions can be unpredictable, ranging from snow and rain to intense sun and strong winds. Typically, the weather is cool and windy, with average temperatures from 10 to 18 °C. The wind can sometimes make it feel colder. Regardless of the weather, our guide will make sure that all participants are well-equipped and ready to enjoy every moment of this exciting journey.

Given the fluctuating weather, dressing in layers is crucial. It's important to have waterproof, warm clothing specifically designed for outdoor activities.

We recommend the following equipment:

• Footwear: Two pairs of shoes are ideal. Waterproof leather boots or trekking shoes are essential for both riding and walking. For comfort during the evenings, light slippers are perfect.
• Thermal Underwear: Two sets of thermal t-shirts and leggings are recommended for warmth. Avoid cotton, as it absorbs moisture and takes longer to dry.
• Waterproof/Lightweight Trekking Pants: These facilitate movement and protect against moisture.
• Waterproof/Windbreaker Jacket with Hood: This is essential for wind protection. Additional layers like soft-shell jackets or fleece are recommended for extra warmth.
• Accessories: At least one pair of waterproof gloves (it's ideal to have a spare pair), a warm hat, and sunglasses to protect your eyes from the sun and wind. A thermal scarf for your neck (Buff) will provide additional warmth.
• Cosmetics and Sun Protection: Bring essential cosmetics, such as sunscreen and wet wipes, to stay fresh and protected.
• Hydration: To stay hydrated, carry a personal reusable water bottle of 500 ml to 1000 ml.
• Safety Elements: We'll provide a helmet for riding and leather gaiters for comfort and safety during the expedition. However, if you have your own equipment, we recommend bringing it.

Reservations cancelled more than 60 days in advance will be fully refunded (100%). If the cancellation occurs between 30 and 59 days, a 50% refund will be given. However, if the reservation is cancelled less than 30 days before, no refund will be provided.  

Transfer (approximately 2 hours) from Puerto Natales to Estancia Cerro Guido where you will assist to an estancia experience, live the daily experiences of the gauchos and country people; Then we’ll head to our accomodation, Baguales Glamping a place surrounded by rolling hills and towering mountains located in the Northern side of Torres del Paine, right next to the border of Argentina. A Calafate sour, (typical Patagonian drink) will be waiting for us at our arrival. Dinner at the puesto, then we will spend the night at the exclusive Baguales Glamping in domes with private bathrooms. 

Full day horse ride in Sierra Baguales, about 6 hours, exploring the untamed, breathtaking landscape. Lunch in an old Puesto, a place where the gaucho (Patagonian cowboy) lives. Dinner and night in Baguales Glamping 

Riding to Estancia Cerro Guido (7 hours) taking lunch box in between and then sleeping in an authentic working estancia, neighbors of the famous Torres del Paine National park. You’ll get to admire spectacular views from the salon where gauchos go to bring in their sheep 

Full day horseback ride to Laguna Azul, lunchbox on the way. Opportunity to see some wild horses! Asado de cordero ( Lamb barbecue ) scheduled for the dinner and some pisco sour! We’ll spend the night in a cozy house with view on the mountains. 

Horse riding from Laguna Azul to the Rio Serrano (9 hours) about 50km passing along the Lago Sarmiento, enjoying wild landscapes between forests and mountains near lagoons in Torres del Paine National park. Lunch box on the way.  We’ll keep riding and enjoying one of the most beautiful natural parc in Patagonia! After leaving our horses in a paddock a transport will pick us up to have dinner and spend the night in Rio Serrano Hotel. 

Riding from Rio Serrano to Lago Grey (4 hours) where we’ll have the opportunity to take a boat to Grey Glacier (3 hours) to admire the Glacier from the Southern Patagonia ice field; lunch box location will depend on arrival time. We will enjoy a scenic 45 minute hike to get to the boat. Transfer back to the hotel for the last night of the trip. 

Start your day with a hearty breakfast before we arrange your transfer back to Puerto Natales. Enjoy the scenic route as you reflect on the adventures you've had and the memories you've made during your time away.