Follow the flow of Patagonia
Kayaking among icebergs and glaciers invites you to discover Patagonia from its origin, where every river and every lake tells the story of this land. Experience this region from a unique perspective on this 3-day kayaking expedition.
Paddle across Lake Grey, navigate the Última Esperanza Fjord, and weave through icebergs as you explore this land in its purest state.
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Paddle among pristine lakes and rivers
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Kayak on the Grey and Serrano Rivers
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Experience remote camping
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Enjoy a traditional Patagonian barbecue at an estancia
Where it’s located
The Torres del Paine National Park is located in the Magallanes and Chilean Antarctic Region, in the municipality of Torres del Paine, in the Ultima Esperanza province.
Challenge Patagonia in 3 days of adventure
Embark on a 3-day kayaking and camping expedition to the most remote corners of Torres del Paine and Bernardo O’Higgins National Parks. Face glaciers up close, paddle among icebergs, and navigate thrilling rapids on an adventure full of excitement.
This is a moderate-level journey, perfect for testing your skills with a team of experts guiding you every step of the way.
Day 1 - Icebergs and rapids: From Lake Grey to Villa Serrano
Our transfer will pick us up from the hotel in Puerto Natales and take us to Lake Grey in Torres del Paine National Park.
At Lake Grey, surrounded by nature and with views of Paine Grande and Grey Glacier, we’ll enjoy a snack while receiving an introduction to kayaking safety and paddling techniques.
Weather permitting, the first stage of our journey will take about an hour and a half across the lake and river, paddling among icebergs that have calved from Grey Glacier, sculpted by wind and sun into almost postmodern shapes.
Leaving Lake Grey behind, we’ll begin descending the Grey River, which winds through canyons filled with rapids and flanked by steep rock walls.
Accompanied by the stunning views of the Paine Massif, we’ll paddle 29 km to the confluence with the Serrano River. After another 3–4 hours of navigation, our first day comes to an end at Serrano Village, where we’ll settle in and enjoy a well-deserved dinner.
Your adventure this day includes:
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2-hour total private transfer
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4 to 5-hour total paddling, 25 km / 1.5 mi
Accommodation and meals
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Night at campsite
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Box lunch
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Dinner
Optional services
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Pre-tour accomodation
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Private transfer from Punta Arenas or Puerto Natales airport
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Public bus from Punta Arenas
Day 2 - From Serrano River to Última Esperanza Fjord
Today we’ll cross into Bernardo O’Higgins National Park and reach the Última Esperanza Fjord.
Our day begins paddling along the Serrano River to Serrano waterfall, where we’ll carry our kayaks for a short portage of about 50 meters (164 feet).
Back on the water, we’ll continue upstream, flanked by lenga and cypress trees, with stunning views of Tyndall Glacier and the Geike Range. Shortly after, we’ll enter the waters of Última Esperanza Fjord, rewarded with the majestic sight of Serrano Glacier.
Your adventure this day includes
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6-7 hours paddling, 42 km / 26 mi
Accommodation and meals
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Night at campsite
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Breakfast
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Box lunch
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Dinner
Day 3 - Homeward journey among icebergs and glaciers
After breakfast, we’ll carry our kayaks to Serrano Lagoon, at the end point of Serrano Glacier, to enjoy a morning paddling among the blue icebergs that have calved from the glacier.
At midday, we’ll set off on our return journey to Puerto Natales, retracing our route through Última Esperanza Fjord. We’ll stop at Estancia Perales for a well-deserved Patagonian asado lunch and arrive at our destination around 6:00 pm.
Note: Occasionally, access to Laguna Serrano may be blocked by ice; if this happens, paddling will not be possible.
Your adventure for this day includes:
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1-2 hours paddling, 3 km / 1.8 mi
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3 hours total navigation
Accommodation and meals
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Breakfast
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Box lunch
Optional services
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Accommodation in Puerto Natales for the night after the tour
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Private transfer to Punta Arenas or Puerto Natales airport
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Public bus to Punta Arenas
Dates and prices
We offer scheduled departures that allow you to plan your adventure with complete clarity. Prices are calculated based on the number of confirmed passengers, with the cost per person decreasing as more travelers join. Each group has a maximum of 8 people to ensure a personalized and high-quality experience.
2-8 People
$2.000 per person
Peak Season Supplement
USD $250 per person
PRICES FOR THE 25/26 SEASON: (from September 2025 to April 2026 / Peak Season: December 22nd, 2025 – January 3rd)
*DEPARTURES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST
What is included in the tour?
Private transportation (departing and returning to Puerto Natales)
Certified local guides (English-Spanish, level II and level III, and Wilderness First Responder)
Double kayaks (Wilderness Kayaks system)
Kayaking equipment (dry suit, life jackets, paddling gloves, MST neoprene booties, MSR neoprene skirt, dry bags, compact waterproof camera case)
Safety equipment: Pump – Towline – VHF radio communications – Satellite communications
First aid kit – Hypothermia kits
All meals indicated in the program
Camping and cooking gear (tents, inflatable mattresses, gas stove, cookware)
Camping fees
Two nights in National Park campsites
Entry fee for Torres del Paine National Park
Entry fee for Bernardo O'Higgins National Park
Navigation by boat on Last Hope Sound
Take your adventure to the next level
We want your adventure to be unique and completely personalized. That’s why we offer a variety of programs to enhance your experience.
Multisport Torres del Paine
What you should know
Responsible Travel
At Chile Nativo, we support the conservation and sustainable development of Patagonia. That is why for every tour booked to Torres del Paine, we donate $15 to the Torres del Paine Legacy Fund. Additionally, we collaborate with local communities, support small businesses, and sponsor two rural schools.
Responsible Travel
At Chile Nativo, we support the conservation and sustainable development of Patagonia. That is why for every tour booked to Torres del Paine, we donate $15 to the Torres del Paine Legacy Fund. Additionally, we collaborate with local communities, support small businesses, and sponsor two rural schools.
