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Uma Spa

AFTER THE ADVENTURE

Days here are made for movement. After miles on the trail, horseback rides across the steppe, or hours in the open air, Uma Spa offers a slower counterpoint shaped by Patagonia itself.

Reserved exclusively for in-house guests, Uma Spa offers treatments by advance booking and subject to availability.

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Calafate, the deep-purple berry synonymous with Patagonia, appears in the spa as both an exfoliant and a nourishing body lotion.

“Uma" means water in Aymara, reflecting the spa’s focus on hydrotherapy and recovery.

Boldo, a tree native to Chile, makes an unexpected appearance as a warm tea served at the end of one of the spa’s body rituals.

Yoga can move from the studio to the shores of Lake Sarmiento, where a private practice ends with sound healing in view of the Patagonian landscape.

AFTER THE TRAIL

A Journey of Recovery

Woman relaxing in an indoor swimming pool with large windows overlooking a Patagonian landscape and luxury lodge.

Long days on foot, horseback, and out in the elements ask a lot of the body. Here, heat, water, and hands-on therapies become part of the rhythm of exploring Patagonia.

LANDSCAPE WITHIN

Patagonia Still in View

Steaming indoor swimming pool with reflective water, modern wood-paneled ceiling, and contemporary metal railings.

Glass walls keep the Paine Massif in sight while wood, stone, and warm water create a sheltered counterpoint to the wind and weather outside.

FROM THE LAND

Patagonia by Ingredient

Infinity pool with reflections of wooden beams and expansive Patagonian landscape visible through large windows.

Calafate, maqui, local clay, and native herbs bring the landscape into the treatment room, appearing in everything from oils and exfoliants to body wraps.

LISTEN CLOSELY

A Different Kind of Quiet

A woman stands on a yoga mat in a bright studio with panoramic windows overlooking a mountain landscape.

Quartz crystal singing bowls and sound healing add another layer to the spa, their vibrations carrying through treatments and private yoga practice.

Spaces for Restoration

  • Treatment Rooms
    Dimly lit spa room with two lounge chairs, a rolled towel, and lit candles on a side table.
    Settle into a private space where warm materials and soft light create a sheltered retreat from Patagonia’s wild landscape.
  • Indoor Infinity Pool
    Indoor pool with a waterfall feature and large windows showcasing a Patagonian landscape with snow-capped mountains.
    Swim in warm water with the Paine Massif filling the windows, or pause at the edge and simply take in the view.
  • Open-Air Whirlpool
    A person relaxes in a circular outdoor hot tub on a wooden deck, with a lake and snow-capped mountains in the background.
    Sink into warm water outside as cold Patagonian air hits your face and the mountains stretch across the horizon.
  • Sauna and Steam Room
    Woman in a white towel relaxes on a wooden bench in a warm, wood-paneled sauna.
    Step in from the cold for dry heat or enveloping steam, especially welcome after hours spent hiking in the elements.
  • Yoga and Movement
    Yoga studio with mats and cushions, overlooking a vast Patagonian landscape with snow-capped mountains.
    Stretch indoors with the Patagonian steppe in view, or take a private practice to the shores of Lake Sarmiento.
  • Relaxation Spaces
    Row of empty lounge chairs with white cushions and bolsters, set against a wooden backdrop with woven baskets.
    Recline between treatments or time in the water with the Paine Massif still commanding the view beyond the glass.

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The People Who Shape Your Stay

Esteban Bagnis General Manager | Tierra Patagonia

For Esteban, Patagonia is both workplace and home. He leads with a love of wild places, helping guests move beyond simply seeing the landscape to feeling genuinely part of it.

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Esteban Bagnis, General Manager at Tierra Patagonia
Paula Araya, Assistant General Manager at Tierra Patagonia
Juan Flores, Executive Chef at Tierra Patagonia
Eric Roman, Spa Manager at Tierra Patagonia
Sebastián Pero, Excursions Manager at Tierra Patagonia
Ariadna Nicole Mahncke Cárcamo, Food & Beverage Manager at Tierra Patagonia
Luis Patricio Ruiz Silva, Lead Guide at Tierra Patagonia

An Itinerary to Inspire

  • Exterior of a modern wooden lodge with slatted siding and a curved roof, set against a backdrop of natural vegetation and sky.

    The Long Way Around

    Tierra Patagonia
    Duration 5 nights

  • Start With the Stories

    On your first full day, follow Hunter’s Trail through open steppe to ancient Aónikenk rock paintings. Along the way, watch for guanacos, foxes, and condors, with the Paine Massif rising in the distance.

    FOLLOW THE TRAIL
    FOLLOW THE TRAIL
  • Horseback riding excursion with gauchos across the open Patagonian landscape near Tierra Patagonia.

    Ride With the Gauchos

    The next morning, see Patagonia from horseback. Ride with local gauchos across open steppe and through lenga forest, following trails shaped as much by ranching traditions as by the landscape itself.

    SADDLE UP
    SADDLE UP

  • Watch Patagonia Go By

    Give the afternoon back to Tierra. Sink into the outdoor hot tub, swim beneath views of the mountains, or find a chair by the windows and watch the light, clouds, and weather move across Lake Sarmiento.

    STAY PUT
    STAY PUT
  • By the numbers
    Area of Torres del Paine National Park in square kilometers 2,400
    Height of the highest of the three Torres in meters 2,850
    Length of Grey Glacier in kilometers 19
    Distinct regions within Torres del Paine National Park 4
  • Massive blue ice wall and frozen expanse of Grey Glacier in Torres del Paine near Tierra Patagonia.

    Meet Grey Glacier

    On day three, head west to Grey Lake. Cross the water by boat toward the face of Grey Glacier, passing floating ice and lenga forest with the Southern Patagonian Icefield stretching beyond.

    GET CLOSER
    GET CLOSER
  • A man in traditional clothing stands with a black horse in front of a lake and mountains under a cloudy sky.

    Spend a Day With Patagonia

    Step beyond the national park to meet the people who still work this land. Watch gauchos and sheepdogs at work, learn about Patagonia’s wool heritage, then gather around the fire for a traditional asado al palo.

    MEET PATAGONIA
    MEET PATAGONIA

  • Walk to the Torres

    Save your biggest hike for your final full day. Set out early for the climb to Base Torres, following the Ascencio Valley and lenga forest before the final ascent reveals the three granite towers above a glacial lake.

    MAKE THE CLIMB
    MAKE THE CLIMB
  • Outdoor lounge seating area at Tierra Patagonia overlooking the vast surrounding Patagonian landscape.

    Take the Morning Slowly

    On your final morning, walk down to Lake Sarmiento while the light is still low. Watch for rheas and condors, then head back for breakfast with the Torres still outside the windows. There’s no need to rush the goodbye.

    TAKE IT ALL IN
    TAKE IT ALL IN
Sample itinerary

Frequently Asked Questions

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GET IN TOUCH

Uma Spa is reserved exclusively for in-house guests.

Advance bookings are recommended, as treatments are subject to availability. Please arrive at least 10 minutes before your appointment.

Use of the heated indoor pool, hydro-massage, whirlpool, and steam room is included in your stay. Massages, therapies, and spa treatments are available at an additional cost.

A minimum of 24 hours’ notice is required for cancellations or changes. Without sufficient notice, a 100% cancellation fee applies.

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