Torres del Paine is known worldwide for the massifs that give it its name, giant granite modelled by the force of glacial ice. The excursion begins with a visit to the Milodon’s Cave, a remarkable cavern 200 meters long, 30 meters high and 80 meters wide located 25 km from Puerto Natales. At Cerro Castillo, we make a stop at a cafeteria and then continue towards Torres del Paine crossing numerous estancias and a landscape . On the way, it is possible to spot local fauna including the South American ostrich or Ñandu and the guanaco, a wild llama. TAfter entering the park, we discovered a series of intense coloured lagoons, mountains covered with ice and abundant local fauna.Then we will stop for a 15 minute walk to the Salto Grande on the Paine River. After lunch, we continue to Lake Grey, where we will take a walk to a panoramic point from which we can contemplate the icebergs and the glacier of the same name. Later, the return to Puerto Natales is undertaken by the same route, or by the road that borders the lakes Toro, Porteño and Sofía.

The trip starts in Puerto Natales, and on the way, it is possible to see the old buildings from the Bories meat processing plant, which was one of the largest carnage processing industries in Patagonia, you can also see a colony of Imperial Cormorants, a small colony of sea lions and a variety of plants that make up the flora, such as the Coigüe, the Canelo, the Lenga, the Ñire, the Chilco and the Calafate among others. The Balmaceda glacier can be seen from the ship; however, to visit the Serrano, it is necessary to take a 20-minute walk along a path that borders a small lake originated by the melting of the glacier. On the return trip, there is a stop in Estancia Perales, a place where you can enjoy a tasty and abundant regional lunch

Transfer from Puerto Natales to Punta Arenas' airport in regular bus service.