Granite peaks, glaciers, pristine lakes, and sparkling rivers are calling for your attention in Torres del Paine National Park.
Hiking in Torres del Paine brings some incredible views.
Nestled within the awe-inspiring landscapes of southern Chilean Patagonia, Torres del Paine National Park emerges as a masterpiece of nature, captivating the hearts of adventurers and nature enthusiasts alike. Encompassing a staggering 699 square miles of diverse ecosystems, this UNESCO Biosphere Reserve has been declared the world’s eighth wonder, inviting visitors to discover its unparalleled beauty.
The park's iconic centrepiece is the Cordillera del Paine, a collection of granite pillars that soar dramatically above the Patagonian steppe. These majestic towers do not merely define Torres del Paine; there’s also a tapestry of teal and azure lakes, emerald forests, roaring rivers, icebergs, and a radiant blue glacier. All this is inhabited by guanacos, ñandúes, and elusive pumas, and you can witness them by following one of the many well-defined hiking paths. Or why not embrace the gaucho culture still prevalent in Torres del Paine and explore this landscape on horseback?
Your Luxury Torres del Paine Trip Ideas
We have several popular Patagonia itineraries that journey towards Torres del Paine’s high-reaching peaks. Take a read or speak to one of our Luxury Travel Specialists, who can tailor-make a luxury trip to Patagonia that meets your travel needs.
Two-Week Luxury Holiday in Chile
Santiago, San Pedro de Atacama, Punta Arenas, Puerto Natales, Valparaíso, San Antonio Valley.
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Santiago, San Pedro de Aatacama, Casablanca, Torres del Paine National Park.
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Two-Week Chile Adventure Holiday
Casablanca, Mallin Colorado, Puerto Natales, Torres del Paine National Park, Santiago.
Discover MoreWhen to go to Torres del Paine
The weather in Torres del Paine is famous for being unpredictable, potentially offering all four seasons in one day.
Summer (December to February)
The summer months bring long days, the chance of clear skies and warm temperatures, meaning they’re generally considered the best time to visit Torres del Paine. However, it is the windiest time of year. Unsurprisingly, this is the high season, so you should book hotels in advance and should expect the hiking trails to be busy.
Winter (April to September)
The winter months bring snowfall, which is undeniably beautiful but can cause problems for hikers. Some trails will be inaccessible, and hotels may be shut.
Spring (September to December) & Autumn (March to May)
These shoulder seasons tend to be less crowded, meaning you can appreciate the sublime scenery without interruptions. These months bring an exquisite tapestry of spring flowers and vibrant foliage.
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Lotte Nash
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Your Luxury Accommodation Options in Torres del Paine
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