FULL DAY BAHÍA ESPERANZA EBIKE

In the morning, a private transfer will pick us up at 8:30AM, from our hotel or accommodation and take us a short distance to the Puerto Bories dock where a guide of the Estancia Bahia Esperanza Park will be waiting for us to start a navigation crossing the Señoret Channel to the park’s entrance located on the Antonio Varas Peninsula.

With our eBikes onboard, we’ll set of on a short 20 minute navigation. The navigation offers privileged views of the Patagonian fjords with its diverse bird species who will make their presence along the way. Once we arrive to the dock, we’ll disembark with our eBikes and meet at the park’s rustic cafe to enjoy a welcome of hot coffee or tea while the park’s guide briefs on the various trails and activities of the park.

We’ll set off on our bikes in order to get to know Parque Bahía Esperanza by reliving the history of its territory through a guided ebike and hike to the Ultima Esperanza Monument. Later, we’ll immerse ourselves in the magnificent guided trails that stand out for their wild nature and more than 30 species of birds.

A highlight of this park is the monument build in honor of the pioneers, and experienced navigators of the region. The monument, named Monumento Ultima Esperanza (Last Hope Monument) was born, represented by the bow of a 40 meters (36 ft.) long wooden boat that today stands on the fjords as the main viewpoint of the park.

Once inside the ship, you will appreciate a room with maps and photos from the time of the discovery. From the Monumento Ultima Esperanza we will head towards Panorámico Trail (3.2 km<, which stands out for being a walk-in height with a privileged view (360 degrees) of the imposing mountains, such as the Cordon Montañoso Moore, Cerro Ballena, and Puerto Natales. This path takes you to one of the highest places and with the best views of Parque Bahía Esperanza.

We will continue our journey along Pasarela Trail (2 km),(1.2 mi), made up of a continuous walkway. In the middle of the route, we will find a 4 meters high tower with 360° views in the middle of the valley of the park.

Finally, we will head back along Carpinteros Trail (3.4 km), (2.1 mi). This trail gets its name from the fauna present in the place. The Campephilus Magellanicus, or better known as the Black Woodpecker, accompanies us on a tour of leafy forests with very little unevenness and protected from the wind.

At 16:00 hrs we’ll meet back at the dock to take the navigation back to Puerto Bories where our private transfer awaits to take us back to our hotel or accommodation in Puerto Natales.