Torres del Paine full day with Laguna Azul

We begin by picking you up from your accommodation in Puerto Natales at 09:00 a.m.

We'll travel about 61 km to our first stop at Cerro Castillo.

We'll take break at a local café to allow you to have breakfast and energize for the adventure ahead.

On the way to the national park, you'll enjoy Patagonian landscapes surrounded by mountains, lakes, and forests. Your guide will share historical and geographical insights, preparing you for the experiences awaiting you in the park.

After a scenic drive, we'll spot the region's flora and fauna. Then, we'll visit the first lookout on our route, Lake Sarmiento Lookout. This spot offers some of the best panoramic views in the park and a point with unique geological formations. Here, you can take photographs and watch as the sun continues its journey through the morning. If the weather is favorable, you'll have your first panoramic view of the Torres del Paine and see their reflection in the water—a true spectacle of nature.

We'll continue to the Laguna Azul Lookout, where you can admire the Paine Towers reflected in the lagoon's turquoise waters. A place is a perfect photo spot and a chance to immerse in the majesty of the landscape.

At this stop, we'll visit the Paine River Waterfall, which is about 20 meters high and has a powerful current mainly due to the melting glaciers nearby.

Before lunch, we'll head to Lake Nordenskjöld Lookout, named after 19th-century Swedish explorer Otto Nordenskjöld, and now an iconic view within the park.

Around midday (approximately 01:00 p.m.), we'll pause to enjoy lunch in a privileged spot in the park. Surrounded by natural beauty, you'll taste typical local regional dishes.

After a brief drive, we'll arrive at Lake Pehoé, the park's second-largest lake, 300 meters above sea level in the eastern sector. Pehoe's turquoise waters result from the glacial melt of nearby ice giants.

We'll stop for a walk along a trail starting at Weber Bridge. This easy route leads to a viewpoint offering stunning views of Lake Toro and the surrounding glaciers. In summer, the trail is particularly charming with numerous orchids blooming along the way.

We'll say farewell to the park, but not before We will stop at the Mirador Lago Toro viewpoint, where you can enjoy breathtaking views of Lake Toro, the largest in the park, and the Paine Massif.

After enjoying incredible views and as the sun begins to set, we'll conclude our visit to the park, having covered much of it, at approximately 6:00 p.m. We'll take an alternate route back to Puerto Natales to enjoy a different part of the landscape.

Return to your accommodation between 6:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.