So much of Patagonia is already part of your stay. From days out on the steppe to evenings overlooking the mountains, more of this wild landscape is yours to simply experience.
Every Stay Includes
Gourmet Food
Breakfast, lunch, and three-course dinner
Beverages
Open bar, including house wine and spirits
Signature Experiences
Included two half day signature experiences or one full day signature experience in small groups with other guests
Airport Transfers
Scheduled airport transfers in shared vehicles
In-Room Bar
In-room bar with coffee, tea, snacks, and a selection of beverages
Enjoy Additional Benefits
Save 10% on the nightly rate
Early check-in and late check-out, subject to availability
Trade the everyday for days together at the edge of Torres del Paine, with a couples massage, extra time to settle in, and the possibility of an upgraded room on arrival.
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.
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.
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.
Area of Torres del Paine National Park in square kilometers2,400
Height of the highest of the three Torres in meters2,850
Length of Grey Glacier in kilometers19
Distinct regions within Torres del Paine National Park4
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.
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.
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.
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.
Come for the mountains. Stay for days on the trail, evenings watching the light change over Torres del Paine, and the wildness of Patagonia just beyond your window.