Today in the morning, after checking out from hotel, we will drive towards the Estancia Lazo located in the Torres del Paine National Park. This 13,000-hectare cattle ranch was founded over a century ago, and still operates today beneath the striking views of the Paine Massif on the shores of Laguna Verde. There, we’ll start hiking into the National Park along a generally flat trail through peaceful stretches of native beech and coihue forests.

This area is teeming with wildlife. As you walk, watch for condors and caranchos circling the skies, guanacos grazing on the hills, and woodpeckers, owls, and lesser-known species such as the cachaña (Austral parakeet), peeking out from the leafy trees.

We’ll reach Honda Lagoon, before continuing the Toro Lake lookout (559 m), where a 360-degree view over the mountains, rivers, lakes and glaciers await.

Take a moment to identify the Grey, Serrano and Paine Rivers, Serrano Valley, Mount Balmaceda and the Geike and Tyndall Glaciers before we make our descent towards the Weber bridge, where a transfer will take us to our luxury campsite. 

Accommodation: Riverside Camp

Meals: Breakfast, box lunch and dinner

Hiking time: 5 hours

Driving time: 2 hours

After an early breakfast, our transfer will drive us to Grey Lake to meet your kayaking guide. There, with views of Paine Grande and Grey Glacier as our morning backdrop, we will hear about kayaking safety and paddling techniques.

Afterwards, during approximately 2 hours, we will paddle on Grey Lake, weaving amongst the floating icebergs that have calved from the glacier and been whittled into natural ice sculptures by the wind and sun.

While paddling, take time to look around you: the granite peaks of Paine Grande, Cordon Olguín and Los Cuernos interplay beautifully with the water’s multiple shades of turquoise. Leaving Grey Lake we’ll begin our descent of Grey River, which snakes through canyons bubbling with rapids and framed by steep rock faces.

Accompanied by views of the imposing Paine Massif, we’ll paddle for 25 kilometers down Grey River until it joins the Serrano River.

After 4-5 hours of paddling we’ll arrive back at our campsite ready to stretch our muscles and prepare for dinner.

Accommodation: Riverside Camp

Meals: Breakfast, box lunch and dinner

Kayaking time: 4-5 hours

Driving time: 30 minutes

In the morning, we start our day with a transfer to the Laguna Azul, an enchanting lake bordering the park. It is home to ducks, swans, coots, woodpeckers and blessed with an incredible view of the Paine Towers. Here we will meet the team of the Legacy Fund. During this activity, they will hike with us through the reforestation area outside of the marked trails. We will learn to identify the different native plant species, how to spot threats to these plants, various ecological functions, and appropriate monitoring techniques.

Then an orientation, training, and reforestation introduction follows. The Legacy Fund team will give you a brief history of the organization and provide detailed context on the ecological restoration efforts in Torres del Paine National Park.

After this nice outdoor activity, we will drive to our Riverside Camp where we will enjoy a Hatha Yoga Class with a professional yoga teacher (1,5 hour + 1 hour of meditation) and dinner.  

Yoga Class is dependent on weather conditions.

Accommodation: Patagonia Bagual Camp

Meals: Breakfast, box lunch and dinner

Activity: 3-5 hours

Driving time: 1,5 hours

After breakfast, we'll hear a short but interesting introduction of the area's history, in addition to the evolution and characteristics of the wild horses.

With the help of satellite tracking equipment, coupled the experience and knowledge of our guide. We'll begin our trek, searching for the 100 untamed horses that remain isolated in this sector surrounded by mountains, lakes, and plains, in the most pristine and untouched terrain of Torres del Paine.

Depending on the location of the horses, we'll choose a place to have lunch and share our stories and experiences. The experience of tracking, observing and analyzing the horses in such natural surroundings is incomparable. Additionally, we'll be privy to fantastic views of Lago Stokes, the Cordillera Dickson, and the imposing Towers.

We hike back to our Camp where we will enjoy a traditional farewell dinner.

Accommodation: Patagonia Bagual Camp

Meals: Breakfast, box lunch and dinner

Hiking time: 7-8 hours

Driving time: 1,5 hours

The last morning starts again with a nice breakfast. Afterwards will drive you to the airport of Punta Arenas to catch your flight.

End of our services.

Meals: Breakfast

Driving time: 5 hours