Top choice in Parque Nacional Torres del Paine
This deluxe camp delivers full wilderness immersion far away from the park crowds. Raised boardwalks connect a series of spacious and comfortable yurts overlooking Lago del Toro. It's tucked into a 40,500-hectare private estancia with on-site kayaking, stand-up paddling, hiking and fly-fishing. Both the service and the dining are top notch. Eco credentials include an independent water-treatment plant.
It's at Km74 on the unpaved road to the park that passes Cueva del Milodón.
Parque Nacional Bernardo O'Higgins
19.17 MILES
Virtually inaccessible, Parque Nacional Bernardo O'Higgins remains an elusive cache of glaciers. It can be entered only by boat. From Puerto Natales, full…
22.24 MILES
In the 1890s, German pioneer Hermann Eberhard discovered the partial remains of an enormous ground sloth in a cave 24km northwest of Puerto Natales. The…
25.55 MILES
Take a moderate hike up Río Ascencio to a treeless tarn beneath the eastern face of the Torres del Paine for the closest view of the towers.
17.56 MILES
An easy hour's walk leads to Mirador Nordenskjöld, an overlook with superb views of the lake and mountains.
17.56 MILES
An easy hour's walk leads to Mirador Nordenskjöld, an overlook with superb views of the lake and mountains.
2. Parque Nacional Bernardo O'Higgins
19.17 MILES
Virtually inaccessible, Parque Nacional Bernardo O'Higgins remains an elusive cache of glaciers. It can be entered only by boat. From Puerto Natales, full…
22.24 MILES
In the 1890s, German pioneer Hermann Eberhard discovered the partial remains of an enormous ground sloth in a cave 24km northwest of Puerto Natales. The…
25.55 MILES
Take a moderate hike up Río Ascencio to a treeless tarn beneath the eastern face of the Torres del Paine for the closest view of the towers.