Unique Tours in Punta Arenas

Punta Arenas City Tour Private Shore Excursion with Port Pickup

Constructive criticism

We really liked that it was very close to Cartagena is a walk of about 10 minutes. At lunch we ordered the fried fish with fried fish and patacones. We really liked it. We take the open bar package but only try the mojito and beers that only includes the national eye recommendation that you have dishes to give dish or food to pet wings since they are PET friendly but has no dishes

FULL DAY KING PENGUIN COLONY (private tours)

Full Day

The tour takes up the whole day but to us was well worth it since our main goal was seeing king penguins. Our guide and driver worked hard and made the day enjoyable and worthwhile.

Self Drive Experience in Torres del Paine National Park - 6 Days

The 6 day drive worked...

The 6 day drive worked well for our family of 4. They sent an itinerary with suggestions of sites/activities for each location. The rental car was a nice standard SUV. The SUV accommodated 4 adults, with a medium sized suitcase for each adult, plus one carry-on suitcase and 4 backpacks. We did not have problems with gas driving between Punta Arenas and Puerta Natales or from Puerta Natales to Torres del Paine and back, as seen in other reviews. The road from Puerto Natales is partially paved and otherwise gravel road, starting after Milodón Cave. Where paved, potholes are a significant problem. We saw many others changing tires on the side of the road or driving cars using the spare tire. We did not have any problems, but drove with caution to avoid this potential issue. The hotels were all excellent hotels (2 rooms, one room with matrimonial and one room with 2 twin beds requested) for each location. Each location had a standard buffet breakfast included. In Punta Arenas we stayed at Hotel Cabo de Hornos, with a beautiful view of the square. At check-in they asked for an additional 35,000 pesos per room, which was resolved after contacting the tour organizer. In Puerto Natales we stayed at Costaustralis, also within walking distance of shops and restaurants. Within Torres del Paine, we stayed at Hotel Lago Grey, which was located within the park, directly on Grey Lake, and had a nice restaurant/bar. The hotel was on the west side of the park, but not far for trekking during the day. Hotel Lago Grey offers a Catamaran ride to a glacier at the end of the lake, but beware there is a 30 minute walk across a rocky sand bridge to board and deboard the boat. Based on our experience, if we ever have the opportunity to travel to Patagonia again, we would consider using this again.