We depart from Puerto Natales heading towards Torres del Paine National Park via Route 9. After approximately an hour and a half of travel, we will arrive at the Laguna Amarga entrance, where we will register at the CONAF facilities. From there, we’ll continue to the Welcome Center of the Las Torres Reserve, where our guides will provide a briefing while we get ready for our first activity: the hike to the Base Torres Viewpoint.

This trek is the most famous within the park and also one of the most renowned in the world. Along the way, we’ll be accompanied by our guides on a round-trip hike of approximately 22 kilometers (13.7 miles) over the course of about 8 hours. The trail is of medium-high difficulty and will gradually immerse us in a true mountain environment.

Once we reach the Base Torres Viewpoint, located at 870 meters above sea level, we’ll enjoy a box lunch while taking in the spectacular view of the South, Central, and North Towers (De Agostini, Central, and Monzino), along with the lagoon and Torres Glacier. We will then descend along the same trail back to the Welcome Center, where our vehicle will be waiting to take us to Camping Pehoé, located in the heart of the national park beside the lake of the same name. This lake is famous for its turquoise waters and offers a privileged view of the Paine Massif. Here is where our campsite and dome are located, which we’ll use as a base for planning our outings. Upon arrival, our camp team will welcome us with a snack and drinks made from regional products. In the evening, we’ll have dinner at the Camping Pehoé restaurant, where we can choose from three main course options. Overnight accommodation will be at our equipped and pre-set tents at the campsite. The following morning, after a restorative night’s rest, we’ll have breakfast at the Camping Pehoé restaurant and receive our box lunch for the day before starting the second day’s activities.