4-Day Private Patagonia Tour: Torres del Paine, Glaciers & Penguins

5.00(2)

Journey to the End of the Earth! Treat yourself to this private tour and see the highlights of Chilean Patagonia in just 4 days! This exclusive tour is designed to allow you the chance to discover the most interesting sites in the area at your own pace with the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle, driver and English-speaking guide. * Torres del Paine National Park * Milodon Cave * Balmaceda and Serrano Glaciers * Magdalena Island Penguin Colony (November - March) * Fort Bulnes & Strait of Magellan Park (April - October) * City Tours of Punta Arenas & Puerto Natales

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Specialized infant seats are available
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
The order of sites visited may vary.
The weather can vary from one minute to another. Please bring a light jacket or rain coat. If it is a rainy or cloudy day, the volcanoes may not be visible, which is beyond our control.
From April to November, the penguins migrate away from Isla Magdalena. During these months we will visit Fort Bulnes and the Strait of Magellan Park. We will drive along the Strait of Magellan where you will see a variety of seabirds, including seagulls, caiquenes, ibis, cormorants, and others. The trip takes about an hour. Our first destination is the landmark that marks the geographic center of Chile, where you can take pictures. We then continue to Fort Bulnes, located in the Strait of Magellan Park, offering fascinating insights into both the motivations of the region’s predominantly Eastern European settlers and the struggles of the remarkably resilient indigenous inhabitants. Founded in 1843 under the command of President Manuel Bulnes, the fort was abandoned and burned down six years later, due to the challenging living conditions and the harsh terrain. In 1943, the fort was reconstructed and it was fully restored in 2002. As you explore the grounds, learn about the original construction of the buildings, manufactured from logs, dirt and bricks made of grass. See the small church and chaplain’s quarters, and visit the jail, post office and stables. Discover the barracks and log cabins at this historic military outpost and imagine living within its defensive walls as you enjoy fabulous views of the Strait of Magellan!
Your health is our priority. All of our tours include private transportation in order to maintain social distancing in compliance with the U.N. World Health Organization’s Guidelines to Restart Tourism (25 May 2020). You will be the only guests in the tour van. We also provide hand sanitizer and masks are available for all guests.