Top Things to do in Magallanes Region
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Discover the best top things to do in Magallanes Region, Chile including Private Tour: Torres del Paine National Park and Milodon Cave with Lunch, Boat navigation to Balmaceda and Serrano Glaciers from Puerto Natales, 4-Days Trip to Puerto Natales & Torres del Paine National Park, Full-day experience in Chilean Antártica, History of Antarctic Exploration Small Group City Tour, Punta Arenas & Parque del Estrecho Shore Excursion, Full Day Torres Del Paine First Class, 4x4 Adventure Day Trip to Torres del Paine National Park with lunchbox, Full day Torres del Paine from Punta Arenas ,Regular tours, Full-Day Punta Arenas and Magellan Strait Tour.
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1. Private Tour: Torres del Paine National Park and Milodon Cave with Lunch
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Venture from Puerto Natales to Torres del Paine National Park on a full day private tour for breathtaking glaciers, waterfalls and lakes. Lunch is included and your Local guide is on hand to point out various plants and animals typical of the Lakes District, as well as answer any questions you may have.
Inclusions: Driver/guide, Lunch, Local taxes
Exclusions: Gratuities
2. Boat navigation to Balmaceda and Serrano Glaciers from Puerto Natales
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
This is a boat trip through Last Hope Sound towards Bernardo O'Higgins National Park, to visit the Balmaceda and Serrano glaciers. We will see not just these icy giants but also local flora and fauna along the way.
Inclusions: Professional guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off (if option selected)
Exclusions: Gratuities, Entrance fees to National Parks (at most $30)
Reviewed By Cheryl B
Go with a good appetite, so many variety of meats, take just a little so you can make it to the end! Loved the lamb, filet mignon, garlic beef the best. Even saved room for dessert and left feeling very satisfied
3. 4-Days Trip to Puerto Natales & Torres del Paine National Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
This is a unique experience to get to know a little bit of Chilean Patagonia! Get to know this place full of pure nature and dreamy landscapes. Enjoy breathtaking landscapes with mountains, rivers, valleys, lakes and glaciers, all in one place in this package of 4 days and 3 nights.
Inclusions: Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Breakfast, Transfer from/to Punta Arenas Airport to Bus Station, Transfer from/to Puerto Natales to Hotel, Small-Group Torres del Paine Excursion with Bilingual Guide, Small-Group Glaciers Navigation with Bilingual Guide
Exclusions: Entrance fee to Torres del Paine National Park, Air ticket and Airport taxes
Reviewed By bigfin2016
Did this trip in February. To sum it up it consists of 11 hours in a minivan to visit three churches in Chiloe, none of them is interesting unless you are an academic interested in the technical details of wooden church building in the mid 19th century. However good the guides are (and our guide was excellent) this piece of Chile is not worth visiting. The drive to Castro in Chiloe island comprises a 70km motorway run to a ferry and then more than two hours driving along a scruffy, semi industrialised road with no redeeming features to Castro. On arrival the only logical question is "why bother". There are so many beautiful places in Chile I would suggest that people give this excursion a swerve and prevent the total waste of a day of their lives.
4. Full-day experience in Chilean Antártica
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
You will be part of an unforgettable experience that will take you to one of the farthest points on Earth. The coldest, highest, windiest, driest and less populated continent. A continent that has been completely sunk by ice, which has not only shaped its topography but also influenced its evolution. On 1989, DAP began flying to King George Island in Antarctica and now is the private airline with more experience in flying there. This place is one of the only places on earth that is still pristine, It is, therefore, why, it has become an important reserve for the biosphere. Its unique beauty contrasted with its extreme weather conditions, make it an exotic and enchanting destination for all those privileged travelers who are planning a visit to the end of the world. On the aircraft, you will fly over the Magellan Strait, Tierra del Fuego Island, Darwin Mountain Range, mythical Cape Horn and the raft Drake Passage to finally arrive at King George Island, Gateway to the White Continent.
Inclusions: Breakfast, Lunch or a snack during the expedition depending on the place and time of arrival, Half board included per person during the four consecutive nights in hotel, DAP Plane tickets, Insurance of civil liability covers all passengers against risks while they are on the airplane, Insurance of civil liability covers all passengers when boarding or disembarking via the stairs, Special jacket and a pair of boots for the tour in case you do not have the adequate equipment
Exclusions: Gratuities, Insurance to cover civil liability derived from any injuries or illnesses while being outside plane, Appropiate gloves, shoes, waterproof jackets, hat and scarf
Reviewed By bigfin2016
Did this trip in February. To sum it up it consists of 11 hours in a minivan to visit three churches in Chiloe, none of them is interesting unless you are an academic interested in the technical details of wooden church building in the mid 19th century. However good the guides are (and our guide was excellent) this piece of Chile is not worth visiting. The drive to Castro in Chiloe island comprises a 70km motorway run to a ferry and then more than two hours driving along a scruffy, semi industrialised road with no redeeming features to Castro. On arrival the only logical question is "why bother". There are so many beautiful places in Chile I would suggest that people give this excursion a swerve and prevent the total waste of a day of their lives.
5. History of Antarctic Exploration Small Group City Tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Explore the history of exploration in the world's southern extremes on this unique city tour in Punta Arenas- the main jumping-off point to Antarctica. See historic sites where Ernest Shackleton, Otto Nordenskold, Roald Amundsen and other heroes came during their missions to conquer the White Continent. Visit replicas of some of the famous ships that sailed these waters on quests to find new worlds, new life, and new hope. Finish with drinks in the Bar Shackleton to watch real footage of Ernest Shackleton's famously ill-fated expedition before being taken back to your drop-off destination of choice to continue your own Southern adventure.
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Entrance Fees, Finish your tour with a refreshment in the Bar Shackleton. Please note that minors will be served only non-alcoholic refreshments.
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By BIERHAND
It was a beautiful and varied hike through the Patagonian forest. Our extremely charming and competent hiking guide entertained us with little anecdotes and conveyed many interesting facts about the different ecosystems. In a relaxed atmosphere we walked through the forest where we learned a lot about the different mushrooms and other plants. At the end we had local specialities which were really delicious. And I was lucky: although I hadn't announced it, there was a gluten-free version for me. Altogether a nice excursion, especially because of the nice hiking guide.
6. Punta Arenas & Parque del Estrecho Shore Excursion
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 46 reviews
Experience Patagonia like few do, with comfort plus local insight. Immerse yourself in the epic tale of Patagonian conquest, one of passion, endurance, and intrigue. Relive Ferdinand Magellan’s adventure, stand on the stern of his ship, visit world-class landmarks, such as the Cementerio Municipal. Layer up, and visit the first Chilean settlement at Fort Bulnes. Learn stories about fierce nature and unbroken willpower. If weather permits, you will see prancing dolphins on the blue Estrecho waters. We offer complementary wi-fi, bottled water, and treats. Enjoy our hassle-free experience, sit back, and enjoy an unforgettable day, we got you covered!
Inclusions: Complementary on-vehicle Wi-Fi (Subject to geographical availability), Food tasting, Bottled water, Local guide, Driver/guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off
Exclusions: Gratuities, Entrances Fees
Reviewed By jerrady
If you only have a day, this is the way to see Torres del Paine. We probably got 5-6 hours in the park, and were driven around to all of the key sites. No, this won't be a hiker's dream, but we only had a day. We got there and back safely, the car was very comfortable, we brought a sandwich as instructed, and enjoyed our guides. This tour is best for someone who speaks a little Spanish, and we enjoyed learning some new Spanish words and vice versa. Guides were very friendly.
7. Full Day Torres Del Paine First Class
Overall Ratings
4.8 based on 28 reviews
Enjoy a Full Day Tour seeing Flora, Fauna, Rivers, Lakes, Glaciers and Waterfalls. A wonderful sightseeing of beautiful landscapes created by nature.
Inclusions: Shared Transportation, Tour Guide English/Spanish, Snack on Board (water, chocolate, cerealbar, salty Snack), Seat Ensurance, Hotel in Puerto Natales pickup and drop-off
Exclusions: Lunch, Gratuities, entrance fees
Reviewed By theodorem600
Great day, our guide was excellent and the transfer service made the day worry free. Bear in mind, however, that there is a $25000 Chilean peso entry fee to the National Park.
8. 4x4 Adventure Day Trip to Torres del Paine National Park with lunchbox
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Join this full-day tour of Torres del Paine National Park. Depart early in the morning from El Calafate and admire the natural wonders of waterfalls and lakes that both Argentina and Chile has to offer.
Inclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off, Guided tour, Lunch box
Exclusions: Entrance to National Park
Reviewed By Dee B
The opportunity to see the glaciers up close and to trek on them was definitely a bucket list activity! From the moment you strap on those crampons, you know you are in for a once in a lifetime experience. The guides were great and you even finished the trek with a glass of whisky on glacier ice. This was not a strenuous trek so I think anyone could take it on - we even saw a man who seemed to have cerebal palsy and he had two guides assist him and was able to complete the trek.
9. Full day Torres del Paine from Punta Arenas ,Regular tours
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 3 reviews
-Personalized attention -We went to all the tourist attractions of Torres del Paine Park Either way, see highlights like the Cascada Paine . Since many agencies do not go through this beautiful tourist attraction because they have to deviate an hour but it is worth it to make our passengers happy
Inclusions: Professional guide
Exclusions: Snacks, tickets to the Park
Reviewed By robertkristian
The pinguiens was there, but few and no other animals. All such activities are two expensive in Argentina and Chile, too expensive for the locals also, and to many restrictions on movements. These tours have been the only downs on our three months trip to A and C. In my country you do not pay to visit national parks. No gusto.
10. Full-Day Punta Arenas and Magellan Strait Tour
Overall Ratings
3.9 based on 18 reviews
Enjoy this day tour to the Magellan Strait Park and the city of Punta Arenas departing from either your hotel or from Punta Arena's port! This tours is for travelers who have little time to meet Punta Arenas offering two tours in one day!
Inclusions: Transport by private vehicle, Hotel/Port pickup and drop-off
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Lunch, tickets
Reviewed By robertkristian
The pinguiens was there, but few and no other animals. All such activities are two expensive in Argentina and Chile, too expensive for the locals also, and to many restrictions on movements. These tours have been the only downs on our three months trip to A and C. In my country you do not pay to visit national parks. No gusto.
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