Torres del Paine Full Day from Puerto Natales

The activity is available year-round. While summer (December to March) brings a higher chance of clear skies, Patagonian weather, its mix of clouds, rain, and wind, can occur at any time of year. For that reason, we recommend coming prepared and set for all kinds of weather, including the possibility of not seeing the Torres del Paine if they’re covered.

No. Under typical local conditions such as rain, snow, or cloud cover, the activity operates as normal. Only in extreme situations that could compromise visitor safety (such as whiteout conditions, heavy snow accumulation, or strong gusts), or due to force majeure (such as road closures or strikes), might the activity be suspended. These situations are very rare and usually happen only once or twice a year.

In this tour, the mountain range formed by the Torres del Paine and the Cuernos del Paine is seen in a panoramic way from the viewpoints of Amarga Lagoon and Sarmiento Lake, to an approximate distance of 20 kilometers. The view of the mountain range is always subject to the cloud conditions. It is important to say that this tour does not visit the Base of the Torres del Paine, which is possible making the Base of Torres del Paine Hike or the W Circuit.

This is a panoramic tour, in which the vehicle makes stops to have a better look of some tourist interest points. The distances walked are very short, just to get closer to a lookout and have a better perspective, so it is not physically demanding at all.

The entrance fee is valid for 3 consecutive days, so you can re-enter without paying again, as long as you pass for one of the entrances so valid your ticket.

The Torres del Paine Full Day is a panoramic tour suitable for all travelers. It includes a visit to the Cueva del Milodón Natural Monument and the most iconic viewpoints within Torres del Paine National Park. In contrast, the Base of Torres del Paine Hike is a demanding tour of approximately 8 hours round trip that reaches the Base of Torres viewpoint, located directly in front of the three iconic granite towers. Both experiences are different and complementary. While the Full Day tour allows you to explore the park in a comfortable and scenic way, the Base of Torres del Paine Hike involves a significant physical challenge, so an excellent fitness level and previous trekking experience are required.

The Torres del Paine Full Day is a panoramic tour suitable for all travelers. It includes a visit to the Cueva del Milodón Natural Monument and the most iconic viewpoints within Torres del Paine National Park. In contrast, the Torres del Paine Viewpoints Trek consists of low- to moderate-difficulty hikes to alternative viewpoints within the park, accessible only on foot. It is designed for travelers who enjoy walking and have a good level of physical fitness. Both activities are different and complementary. The Full Day is the classic tour that allows you to visit the main highlights without significant physical effort, while the Viewpoints Trek offers a more active way to explore the park, with views of the same landscapes from different angles.

The Torres del Paine Full Day Tour is a panoramic tour suitable for all travelers, including a visit to the Milodon Cave Natural Monument and the park’s most iconic viewpoints, with most of the sightseeing done by vehicle. In contrast, the Sarmiento & Amarga Entrancea Trek is an easy hike that connects both park entrances through a less-traveled trail, allowing visitors to discover different landscapes and enjoy unique perspectives of Torres del Paine. Both experiences are different and complementary. While the Full Day Tour focuses on comfortably visiting the park’s main attractions, the Sarmiento & Amarga Trek offers a more immersive nature experience, ideal for those who enjoy hiking and exploring quieter areas of the park.

Residents in Chile

• Adult: CLP$ 5.500 per person.
• Teenager from 12 to 17 years old: CLP$ 3.400 per person.
• Child from 0 to 11 years old and adult over the age of 60: don’t pay (despite that, it will be asked for the corresponding ticket).

Non-residents in Chile

• Adult: CLP$ 12.000 per person.
• Teenager from 12 to 17 years old: CLP$ 6.000 per person.
• Child from 0 to 11 years old: don’t pay (despite that, it will be asked for the corresponding ticket).

Residents in Chile

Day Pass:

• Adult: CLP$ 9.400 per person
• Teen (ages 13–17): CLP$ 5.200 per person
• Child (ages 0–11) and senior (60+): Free (a ticket is still required)

Multi-day Pass (up to 10 days):

• Adult: CLP$ 14.200 per person
• Teen (ages 13–17): CLP$ 8.200 per person
• Child (ages 0–11) and senior (60+): Free (a ticket is still required)

Non-residents of Chile

Day Pass:

• Adult: CLP$ 32.400 per person
• Teen (ages 13–17): CLP$ 16.600 per person
• Child (ages 0–12): Free (a ticket is still required)

Multi-day Pass (up to 10 days):

• Adult: CLP$ 48.500 per person
• Teen (ages 13–17): CLP$ 16.600 per person
• Child (ages 0–12): Free (a ticket is still required)

Once your booking is confirmed, the entrance fees for Torres del Paine National Park and Cueva del Milodón must necessarily be bought not later than the day before the excursion, in https://www.pasesparques.cl/. At the moment of the pickup, the guide will ask for the entrance fees to all passengers, including children and adults over the age of 60. If one of them does not have the tickets, he or she will not be able to make the tour and there will be no refund.

You can book Torres del Paine Full Day from Puerto Natales online through Nomades.com, the largest tour booking platform in Chile. Just go to the activity page, choose the date, number of passengers, and pay online by credit card, bank transfer, or using a 10% deposit to pay the rest at destination.

The tour Torres del Paine Full Day from Puerto Natales can be booked up to 1 days before the departure date. However, we recommend booking in advance to ensure availability.