No problem! We have designed group departure dates that you can join, with a maximum of 8 travelers to ensure an intimate and authentic experience. If you prefer, we can also coordinate a departure based on your schedule and publish it on our website so others can join.
Our pricing policy is based on double occupancy rooms, so if you are traveling alone, you must be willing to share a room or tent with someone of the same gender. If you prefer more privacy, we offer the option of a single room, although this may vary depending on the program and is subject to an additional supplement.
Additionally, we offer self-guided tours where we take care of all the logistics—transportation, meals, and accommodation—so you can focus entirely on enjoying your experience. Ready for your next adventure?
In general, our overland journeys are easy and suitable for anyone, requiring no intense physical conditioning. Most routes follow well-established gravel roads and iconic highways, making them ideal for travelers who want to experience Patagonia’s remote beauty from the comfort of a vehicle, featuring frequent stops at jaw-dropping viewpoints with gentle walks, traditional barbecues, and comfortable stays in local lodges and boutique hotels.
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With over 24 years of experience, we specialize in creating unique experiences in Patagonia. Our team of highly qualified guides offers personalized service, operating under the highest safety standards and respect for the environment.
We actively collaborate with the Torres del Paine Legacy Fund, supporting local conservation initiatives. Additionally, our Riverside Camp, designed with tons of recycled plastic, and our zero waste kitchen, are examples of how we integrate sustainability into every aspect of our operations, ensuring that each experience is responsible toward the environment. For more information, check (here).
We have been recognized with multiple awards for our innovation, dedication, and passion in offering you an authentic adventure in one of the most extraordinary places in the world.
Marina Lencina became the first Chilean woman to complete the ascent of the three Torres del Paine and Cerro Peineta. Discover her story, the challenges behind this achievement, and what the mountains have taught her.
On International National Parks Day, we sat down with Josefa Valenzuela, Chile Nativo’s Sustainability Manager, to reflect on 100 years of national park history, the challenges of conservation, and the role tourism can play in protecting these extraordinary places.
Ángel Canales, Vicente Urzúa, and Maximiliano Arias recently reached the main summit of Paine Grande, completing only the sixth recorded ascent of this iconic mountain in Torres del Paine.
A day of searching, patience, and reading the landscape in one of the places with the highest concentration of pumas in South America. This was our team’s Puma Tracking experience in Torres del Paine, following the clues of this enigmatic feline.
Patagonia in winter reveals a quieter, more intimate side of the region. With fewer visitors, calmer weather conditions, and breathtaking landscapes, winter becomes the perfect season to explore Patagonia safely, mindfully, and deeply connected to nature.
Recently, Rewilding Chile discovered a huemul subpopulation in Cape Froward, a remote and ecologically valuable area set to become Chile’s next National Park. This finding highlights the importance of conservation and responsible tourism in this unique region.
