The 242,000-hectare Torres del Paine National Park was created in 1959, and named in 1970 after its three distinctive granite monoliths, or towers (paine being an indigenous word for the colour blue and not the name of an explorer). In 1978 Torres del Paine National Park was declared a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve because of its … Continued
On the banks of the Salto Chico waterfall with commanding views across the turquoise waters of Pehoe Lake to the Paine Massif and granite towers.
Located in the heart of Torres del Paine National Park, with a unique view of the majestic granite towers
The Carretera Austral, or Southern Highway, has been described as Chile’s “ultimate road trip”. It is the name given to Chile’s route 7 which begins where the Lake District ends, running 720 miles north to south through sparsely populated Northern Patagonia from Puerto Montt to Via O’Higgins. The spectacular landscape is one of dense forests, … Continued
Raices B&B is a cosy guesthouse in the heart of Coyhaique, offering homemade breakfasts and warm local charm.
Set at the base of the Torres del Paine massif, Hotel Las Torres offers unbeatable access to Patagonia’s most iconic trails and landscapes.
A ‘glamping’ style accommodation option, staying in luxury yurts complete with their own en suite bathroom.
Just outside the eastern entrance of Torres del Paine National Park with magnificent views across Sarmiento Lake
Charmingly rustic cabins, picturesquely set on the shore of a stunning fjord
A refined retreat on the edge of Puerto Natales, the southern gateway to Torres del Paine National Park.
Timber log cabins in a secluded location, on the edge of Lago General Carrera
Centrally located on the main square in Punta Arenas
On the southern edge of Torres del Paine National Park on the banks of the Serrano River
Collection of wooden cabins with modern, comfortable interiors, in an excellent location
Small hostel with warm and inviting communal areas, in the pretty little town of Rio Tranquilo along the Carretera Austral
70‑metre, ice‑class expedition vessel offering cruises through the fjords and glaciers of Chilean Patagonia.
Chilean Patagonia is generally considered to cover all of southern Chile south of Puerto Montt and was originally inhabited by Tehuelche hunter-gatherers and the seafaring Kaweskar. The Portuguese navigator Ferdinand Magellan was the first European to discover the area as he sailed through the straits that today bear his name. To the west are a … Continued
A beautiful property perched right on the water’s edge, in Chile’s Patagonian fjords
Charming, Luxury lodge from the Explora portfolio. An intimate base from which to explore the rugged surroundings
Beautiful lodge with a rustic, homely feel, situated in the charismatic village of Caleta Tortel
Comfortable lodge-style hostel for an overnight stop in Hornopiren, along the Carretera Austral.
A warm and welcoming hotel with a personal feel, in the centre of Coyhaique
