Today, we will pick you up at your hotel to go on a tour that unites two of the Torres del Paine National Park entries. This tour makes it possible to visit a little-known and beautiful area which is usually perfect for wildlife observation. In addition, its scenery and its unique environment make it a remarkable place to stay.
After entering the park through the Lago Sarmiento gate, we will begin our walk on a gentle slope with a side view of the imposing Sarmiento Lake and its adjoining lands, where the region's largest predator (the Puma) usually hunts.
After an hour of walking, we will reach a place that used to be frequented by groups of hunters known as one of the first populations that arrived in Patagonia. Here, we will be able to observe cave paintings that are more than 6,000 years old and learn a little more about the local history. Later, we will continue our walk with a frontal view of the Paine Range towards Blanquillos Lagoon, a nesting and feeding place for different endemic bird species of Patagonia.
After 2 hours of walking, we will arrive at Laguna Amarga, the direct access to Torres del Paine National Park. Then, we will return to the vehicle to visit the beautiful Paine Cascade. Here, we will have free time to enjoy our box lunch with a frontal view of the granite towers. Then, we will continue towards Cañadon Macho, where it is possible to observe large groups of guanacos that live with species such as the Ñandú, the Gray Fox, the Condor, the Black Eagle, etc.
After enjoying the final views of the day, you will be taken to your hotel.
Duration: 9 hours
Difficulty: Low
* You will walk 7 kilometers. It takes about 3 to 4 hours.
7:30 PM dinner at Angelica’s restaurant as a group.
Overnight stay at Hotel Costaustralis.