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- The best Torres del Paine National Park tour packages
- What people love about Torres Del Paine National Park Tours
- Travel Torres del Paine National Park your way
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- Discover Torres del Paine National Park tours for every budget
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The majestic winter landscape of Torres del Paine unfolds with visits to Base Torres, Grey Glacier, and French Valley. Four-star park lodging, skilled guides, and gourmet dining with house wines create an unforgettable stay.
Duration 4 days Destinations Puerto Natales, Torres del Paine National Park Age Range 9 to 75 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator Responsible Travel South America From
- NZ$4,968
Essential Patagonia
11 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Highly recommend. I appreciated having the extra day at Glacier Grey.”
Denise, traveled in December
The iconic W Trek in Torres del Paine reveals stunning views of Grey Glacier and the park's namesake towers. Professional guides accompany travelers aged 16+ through 9 days of intensive hiking, covering up to 17 miles daily. Total costs around $4,000 including camping gear, meals, and stays at wilderness camps and Grey Refugio.
Duration 9 days Destinations Puerto Natales, Torres del Paine National Park Age Range 16 to 79 year olds Operator OneSeed Expeditions From $6,630
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Torres del Paine - The W Trek
13 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The W-Trek was a wonderful experience. Patagonia is beautiful and the trip certainly met all expectations!”
Carol, traveled in January
The W Trek in Torres del Paine National Park spans 62km past Grey Glacier and French Valley. Scenic camping at Cuernos and Paine Grande sites offers stunning views of the iconic three towers, with expert guides leading the way.
Duration 6 days Destinations Puerto Natales, Torres del Paine National Park Age Range 12 to 90 year olds Operator G Adventures From $4,219
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Torres del Paine's highlights include Base Torres viewpoint through Ascensio Valley, Cascada Paine and Mirador Salto Grande. Lunch at Hosteria Camping Pehoe provides views of Macizo Paine, with optional hike to Mirador Condor. Expert guides and park entrance fees included.
Duration 6 days Destinations Puerto Natales, Torres del Paine National Park, Torres del Paine Age Range 14 to 65 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator Responsible Travel South America From
10% Off- NZ$3,365
Patagonia: Torres Del Paine ‘W’ Trek – 5 Days
28 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The landscapes are otherworldly – towering granite peaks, crystal-clear lakes, vast glaciers, and lush valleys.”
Anand, traveled in January
The iconic W circuit of Torres del Paine National Park unfolds over 5 days. The 40-mile route from Grey Glacier to Base Torres viewpoint includes challenging ascents in French Valley. Professional guides lead small groups through UNESCO-protected wilderness with camping or refugio stays.
Duration 5 days Destinations Puerto Natales, Torres del Paine National Park, Lago Nordenskjöld, Lake Pehoé, Torres del Paine Age Range 18 to 65 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator Unu Raymi Expeditions From $2,491
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What people love about Torres Del Paine National Park Tours
The OneSeed excursion to Patagonia was an exceptional: the itinerary was tough (stiff muscles, the fellow travelers were delightful, accommodations and transportation were well planned.
Essential Patagonia
- Torres del Paine - The W Trek
Fantastic guides and the itinerary
- Patagonia: Torres Del Paine ‘W’ Trek – 5 Days
Tour was well organized, although for second day, probably due to unavailability of Refugio's, the scheduled trek was too long for me (32 km). Would have preferred more balance as the next few days were a lot shorter. Company handled our request for private transfer and also a change in Itinerary that we made during our trip with efficiency. Personal that accompanied us were very positive and professional. Had a very nice trip and would recommend.
Travel Torres del Paine National Park your way
For those ready to really dig into some serious hiking, you can tackle either the W Circuit taking 4-5 days or step it up with the full O Circuit needing 7-9 days. The W hits all the main spots, while the O takes you into the quieter northern areas that most visitors never see. We provide proper camping gear and meals - something our past hikers really appreciate given how quickly the weather changes out here. The O Circuit takes you over John Garner Pass with views of the Southern Patagonia Ice Field; it's a challenging climb but our trekkers consistently say the effort pays off. Winter hiking needs extra gear but rewards you with snowy views and practically empty trails.
The 4-day Torres del Paine discovery tours give you a perfect mix of glacier sailing and hiking, all while staying at quality 4-star hotels in Puerto Natales. Our winter travelers often tell us they actually prefer the quieter trails, and one of our guides points out that "the wind is actually less intense than summer." The sailing trip to Balmaceda and Serrano Glaciers lets you spot cormorants, sea lions and sometimes condors flying above the beech forests. You'll also explore the ancient Cueva del Milodón caves and trek up to Base Las Torres - our guides are great at adjusting the pace based on how experienced you are.
Select from our extensive range of 29 fully guided tours to enjoy a worry-free experience through Torres del Paine National Park with our expert guides leading the way.
Explore a wide diversity of self-guided tours through Torres Del Paine National Park. We have 21 adventures that vary from 3 days to 26 days. With the greatest number of departures in November, this is also the most popular time of the year.
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Several self-guided W Trek options work really well for travelers watching their budget while keeping their independence. These 4-5 day trips come with camping gear, meals at refugios and detailed maps to help you navigate. Our customers like how everything's sorted - from Puerto Natales bus transfers to securing campsites along the way. You'll walk the W Circuit classics: Base Torres lookout, French Valley and also Grey Glacier, staying at simple but comfy camping spots. The feedback shows these tours hit the mark for solo travelers who want to do their own thing but don't want the hassle of planning. Many end up making friends with other hikers at the camps and refugios as they go.
The top-end tours really deliver with thoughtful touches and exclusive experiences. Multi-day programs mix Torres del Paine with other Patagonian gems like the Atacama Desert and Chilean wine regions. You'll rest up in high-end lodges with wide-open views of the Paine massif, enjoying local Patagonian dishes and quality Chilean wines. Several tours include private boat trips on Grey Lake and guided walks at your own speed. Our guests particularly value the naturalist guides who know their stuff about the park's rocks and wildlife. These trips often throw in special extras like visits to king penguin colonies in Tierra del Fuego or sailing through the Strait of Magellan.
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Torres del Paine National Park tours for every type of group
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45 tours in Torres del Paine National ParkExplore a wide diversity of group tours through Torres Del Paine National Park. We have 45 adventures that vary from 3 days to 25 days. With the greatest number of departures in November, this is also the most popular time of the year.
Small Group
34 tours in Torres del Paine National ParkThe Torres del Paine circuit treks run with small groups, letting expert guides lead you through the complete trail network in an intimate setting. At 80 miles, the full O Circuit takes 8-9 days, winding past secluded glacier camps and crossing John Garner Pass for spectacular views across the Southern Patagonia Ice Field. Our customers often mention how guides skillfully adjust the pace for different hiking abilities, while sharing extensive knowledge about local geology and wildlife patterns. The W Trek offers a shorter 4-5 day option with quality camping equipment and stops at refugios for meals. What sets these treks apart are the guides' deep understanding of trail conditions, weather patterns, and their thoughtful touches - like early wildlife walks or chances to kayak near Grey Glacier. The multi-day programs come together nicely with proper expedition meals, and experienced trek leaders who handle everything from basic navigation to complex logistics with careful attention, earning consistently positive feedback from our travelers.
Private / Personalized
21 tours in Torres del Paine National ParkPrivate tours let you call the shots and explore at your preferred pace. Popular 7-day routes combine Torres del Paine with El Calafate in Argentina, so you get to see both the towers and Perito Moreno Glacier. Your guide adapts daily activities to match what you want and how fit you are. Some tours include nice touches like meals with local families in El Calafate or visits to traditional Patagonian ranches. Our customers often mention how helpful it is to adjust hiking distances and start times, especially with Patagonia's unpredictable weather. These work really well for families or small groups looking for something more personal.
Top Torres del Paine National Park travel itineraries to fit your plans
A week in Patagonia lets you properly explore both Argentine and Chilean territories. Our main 7-day tour combines El Calafate's Perito Moreno Glacier with a deep dive into Torres del Paine. It starts with a local dinner in El Calafate before heading to the glacier, where you'll likely see huge ice blocks crash into the lake below. From there, you'll move to Puerto Natales and into Torres del Paine for daily hikes matched to your ability. We've got another great week-long option that's pure Torres del Paine hiking - you'll cover French Valley, trek up to Grey Glacier and also camp under Patagonian skies. Our guides are really good at reading the group's pace and sharing their knowledge about local plants and animals throughout the journey.
The full circuit expeditions through Torres del Paine deliver a solid 10-day journey that lets you combine the complete trek with time to explore the wider region. Starting in Puerto Natales for acclimatization, the 80-mile circuit route features guides our travelers consistently turn to for expertise - you'll often see other trek leaders asking them for tips. Day one takes you on the towers hike, climbing 2,000 feet through lenga forests to reach an emerald lake vista. Up in the northern sections, you'll cross John Garner Pass for sweeping views of Grey Glacier's massive 100-square-mile sheet of ice and also the Patagonian Ice Field. The route flows naturally from Las Torres Camp through Seron, Dickson, Perros camps and offers side excursions to places like Puma Glacier. Our past hikers note how efficiently everything operates with proper camp setups and filling meals, even in the most isolated stretches. Tours wrap up with a group dinner back in Puerto Natales, where trail stories flow about those long hiking days and that first morning glimpse of Grey Glacier from the mountain pass.
Demographics
The Torres del Paine O Circuit stretches for 80 miles and works really well for people traveling alone. You'll find well-organized camping spots and group meals that make it easy to meet other hikers along the way. Solo travelers tell us they particularly like our self-guided W Trek options - you get proper maps and sorted accommodation while keeping your freedom to move as you please. The refugios and campsites become natural social hubs where many of our customers have made lasting friendships. If you prefer more structure, our 4-day discovery tours include hotel stays in Puerto Natales, while photographers often pick our longer combo tours covering both Torres del Paine and also the Atacama Desert for varied light and landscapes.
The full O Circuit is especially popular with our younger travelers who are up for a proper challenge. These 8-9 day routes take you over the John Garner Pass and past glacier camps - you'll need good energy for this one. Many pick our self-guided W Trek which gives you independence plus practical support like camping gear and refugio meals. The camping areas have a great social vibe, and you can tackle extra side trails when you're feeling strong. We've got programs that mix full-day hikes with proper lodge stays, plus options for kayaking near Grey Glacier or joining early wildlife photo walks.
Our older travelers typically go for tours mixing quality hotels with flexible daily activities. The 4-day discovery programs based in Puerto Natales hotels work particularly well, letting you adjust hiking distances as needed. Along Cerro Castillo, you'll find plenty of viewpoint stops to take in the scenery at your own pace. Many pick our boat trips to Balmaceda and Serrano Glaciers - great for spotting wildlife right from the deck. Our guides really know how to adjust the pace, something our senior travelers mention often in their feedback. Several routes include Milodon Cave visits and easy walks by Lake Grey, giving you excellent photo spots without tough terrain.
- Solo Travelers38 tours
- Couples8 tours
- Seniors (50+)18 tours
Best time to visit Torres del Paine National Park
- Summer 2025
Summer's long daylight hours mean full O Circuit treks run consistently, taking hikers on 8-9 day journeys through both busy and quiet parts of the park. If camping isn't your thing, 5-day programs mix day hikes with lodge stays, hitting the main sights with proper beds each night. Quick 3-4 day tours pack in guided Base Torres hikes and glacier sailing trips. Many summer programs add visits to working Patagonian estancias, and you can even link up Torres del Paine with spots in Argentine Patagonia for a wider Patagonian experience.
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- Fall / Autumn 2025
Autumn brings fewer crowds and amazing colors as the lenga forests turn golden - it's actually when our photography-minded travelers get their best shots. The circuit tours keep running, and you've got better chances of spotting pumas in the quieter atmosphere. The 4-5 day programs mix hiking with glacier visits, letting you adjust plans around autumn weather. Some smart itineraries connect north to El Calafate, adding Perito Moreno Glacier to your Torres del Paine autumn experience. The full-circuit treks feel more remote this time of year, with plenty of quiet moments at viewpoints and on trails. Two solid choices stand out for Torres del Paine - Signature Tours and Patagonia Planet. Our travelers consistently tell us these companies really know what they're doing, especially when things don't go according to plan. They've handled everything from last-minute flight changes to medical situations smoothly and professionally. The guides make a big difference here. Laura, Mercedes and also Peter get lots of specific mentions for really knowing the park's trails, wildlife and local history. They're genuinely helpful and make sure everyone's comfortable with the pace. Just so you have the full picture - while most feedback is positive, a few travelers felt the 4-Day Discovery tour from Signature Tours was a bit expensive for what you get. There were also some communication challenges with guide Andre, whose English skills made it tough for some guests to follow along. Both companies are reliable choices, but I'd suggest looking at their longer tours rather than the 4-day option for better value. The guides' expertise and the companies' solid organization make a real difference when you're exploring somewhere as remote as Torres del Paine.
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- Winter 2025 / 2026
Winter visits to Torres del Paine come with their own special charm - you'll often find yourself alone at viewpoints that are typically busy in peak season. The multi-day programs mix guided hikes with comfortable stays in Puerto Natales hotels, and our travelers tell us the winter winds are actually gentler than summer gusts. For those up for a real cold-weather expedition, the full circuit treks include winter camping with proper gear and guides who know exactly how to handle Patagonian winter conditions. If you prefer staying warm, some tours base you in cozy heated lodges where you can watch the snow-draped peaks through panoramic windows, while photography-focused trips help capture the winter wildlife and snow-covered landscapes.
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- Spring 2026
Spring opens up some excellent self-guided options, particularly the W Trek packages that give you all the camping gear and detailed maps to explore independently. From October onwards, you'll catch the notro trees showing off their red blooms. There's a practical 8-day tour combining both Atacama Desert and Torres del Paine that works well with spring temperatures. The French Valley trails are particularly good this time of year - our guests regularly spot returning birds and fresh wildlife activity. Some clever itineraries start with stargazing in the Atacama before heading south, while others focus on Torres del Paine with some kayaking among spring icebergs on Grey Lake.
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What's Torres del Paine National Park and what's the closest city?
You'll find Torres del Paine in Southern Chilean Patagonia it's a stunning place with incredible landscapes. Puerto Natales is your best bet for a base it's about 70 miles or 112 kilometers away and takes roughly 2 hours to drive to the park entrance.
How can I make the most of Torres del Paine if I'm short on time?
Five days is really ideal to see the highlights here. The W Trek is super popular and takes you past all the good stuff like those famous granite towers the French Valley and Grey Glacier. It's about 45 miles total and most people take 4-5 days to finish it. If you're tight on time there's lots of day trips available from scenic drives to boat tours out to Balmaceda and Serrano Glaciers and shorter hikes too. The 4-Days Discovery tour is actually really good it includes a boat trip to the glaciers exploring these cool Milodon caves and a trek to Base Las Torres.
How do the W Trek and O Circuit compare what should I expect?
Both trails are amazing experiences honestly. The W Trek runs about 45 miles and takes 4-5 days it's moderately challenging but doable if you're reasonably fit. The O Circuit is more serious stuff it's an 80-mile loop around the Paine Massif taking 8-10 days and you'll need to be pretty fit with some backcountry experience. If you want the full experience the Full Circuit Patagonia tour is really worth checking out.
What are some hidden gems in Torres del Paine that most people miss?
Beyond the main trails there's this amazing Cerro Benitez Trek where you can explore prehistoric Patagonia with ancient cave paintings and incredible views of Eberhard Fjord and Señoret Channel. Kayaking the Serrano River rapids is another fantastic adventure if you're up for it. Our travelers always get excited about spotting pumas in the wild it's pretty rare and not something you'll find in most guidebooks. The Full Circuit Trek includes some really special experiences like camping under stars at Laguna Azul and kayaking near Grey Lake's icebergs.
How do I get around the park what transport options are available?
Regular buses run from Puerto Natales to the park entrance at Laguna Amarga and you've got these great catamarans crossing Lake Pehoe to reach different trailheads like Pudeto. There's shuttles running between different areas and campsites too. Definitely book the catamaran and shuttle services ahead especially in peak season. For the W-Trek Self Guided tour you'll need to catch the 2:30 pm bus from Puerto Natales it gets you to Laguna Amarga around 4:30 pm.