Chilean Patagonia is a paradise for wildlife lovers, and each season offers unique opportunities to spot different species. In spring (September to November), you can witness the awakening of nature, with the flowering of vegetation and the birth of the offspring of many species, such as guanacos and pumas. In summer (December to February), the days are longer and the temperatures are warmer, which facilitates the sighting of migratory birds and the observation of marine fauna, such as whales, dolphins and sea lions. In autumn (March to May), the colors of the landscape become spectacular, and it is a good time to spot condors and other birds of prey. In winter (June to August), although the climate is colder and more rigorous, it is possible to spot pumas and other predators that approach the lower areas in search of food.

Booking with us is simple and convenient. You can reserve your spot directly through the booking form on our website, or contact us via email or phone for personalized assistance and group arrangements. Given Patagonia's popularity, especially during peak season (December-February), we recommend making reservations at least 2 to 3 months in advance to secure your preferred dates and tailored experiences. Early booking also helps us accommodate special requests, arrange private tours, and ensure availability of accommodations and transportation. We encourage travelers to plan ahead to maximize their Patagonia experience and avoid last-minute disappointments.

We won´t lie here, for some of them you will need to be prepared for  for several days of hiking, covering 9+ miles per day. if you area an active person we ae sure you will not have any issues in any of our activities. Our tours are designed to accommodate a variety of fitness levels and experience. Many of our daily excursions, such as scenic drives, boat trips, and easier walks in the national parks, require minimal physical effort and are suitable for families, seniors, and travelers with limited mobility. For more strenuous activities like multi-day hikes in Torres del Paine or glacier trekking, our advice is to asses your fitness level before booking them, for sure  some degree of physical fitness, endurance, and comfort with outdoor environments are recommended. We carefully review each tour to ensure it matches the difficulty level and provide options for those seeking a more relaxed experience or a more challenging adventure. Our guides are trained to assist all participants and ensure safety at all times.

Patagonia is known for its unpredictable climate, so it is crucial to dress in layers. Start with quick-drying thermal underwear to keep you warm and dry. Continue with intermediate layers of wool or fleece to retain heat. The outer layer should be a high-quality waterproof and windproof jacket to protect you from rain and wind. As for footwear, choose waterproof and sturdy trekking boots with good ankle support. Don't forget to bring a hat, gloves, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a comfortable backpack with enough capacity to carry water, energy snacks, a first-aid kit, and a headlamp. A map and compass (or GPS) are also recommended.

While not mandatory, hiring a local guide for treks in Torres del Paine offers numerous advantages, especially if you have no experience in mountain trekking or are not familiar with the region. A professional guide will provide you with security, as he knows the trails, weather conditions and potential risks. In addition, it will enrich your experience with valuable information about the flora, fauna, geology and history of the area. A guide can also help you navigate the trails, especially in poorly marked areas, and can take care of logistics, such as booking accommodation and transportation. For the O Circuit, which is more demanding and remote, it is strongly recommended to have a guide.

The W trek is considered of moderate difficulty. It involves traveling between 70 and 80 kilometers over a period of 4 to 5 days. The trails are mostly well maintained, but there are some steep and rocky sections. Good physical condition and stamina are required to walk several hours a day with a backpack. The O Circuit is more demanding and challenging. It involves traveling between 110 and 130 kilometers over a period of 7 to 9 days. In addition to the sections of the W trek, the O Circuit includes the John Gardner Pass, a mountain pass with spectacular views but also with unpredictable weather conditions. It requires experience in multi-day trekking, excellent physical condition and preparation to face irregular terrain and adverse weather conditions

* The Magallanes Region offers a wide variety of tourist attractions beyond the famous Torres del Paine. You can visit Bernardo O'Higgins National Park, the largest in Chile, which is home to impressive glaciers and pristine landscapes. You can also navigate the fjords of Patagonia, such as the Seno Última Esperanza, to admire the beauty of the glaciers and marine fauna. The city of Punta Arenas, with its rich history and architecture, is an interesting place to explore. Don't miss the opportunity to visit a colony of Magellanic penguins, such as the one on Isla Magdalena or the one on Seno Otway. If you have time, you can cross the border into Argentina to visit the famous Perito Moreno Glacier, located in Los Glaciares National Park.

It is essential to have comprehensive travel insurance that covers the risks associated with an adventure trip to Chilean Patagonia. The insurance must include coverage for accidents, illnesses, emergency medical evacuation (including helicopter if necessary), repatriation, trip cancellation or interruption, loss or theft of luggage and civil liability. Make sure that the insurance is valid for trekking, hiking and other outdoor activities in remote areas. Verify that the insurance has adequate medical coverage to cover the costs of medical care in Chile, which can be high. Read the insurance conditions carefully and make sure you understand what is covered and what is not.