EcoCamp Patagonia
Wildlife Safari
Torres del Paine National Park’s magnificent and unrivaled flora, fauna and stunning vistas are at your fingertips with this customized adventure package, allowing you to handpick daily activities such as hikes and nature walks. Best of all, the Wildlife Safari includes cozy accommodation and sublime meals at EcoCamp Patagonia, with shorter or longer options ranging from 4 to 7 days to help you get the most out of your stay at in Patagonia!
Apart from the traditional trekking excursions along the W trail, we also offer a wide range of off-the-beaten-path excursions in our Wildlife Safari program. It’s a great chance to explore the unknown side of Torres del Paine.
Highlights
After a hearty breakfast, we’ll set off from Ecocamp towards Hostería Las Torres and join the uphill path to Ascencio Valley on the Tower's eastern face. Dry mountain spots, beech forests and small rivers line the scenic walk towards the valley. Our big challenge comes as we climb the steep moraine, a mass of boulders leading us towards one of the world's most famous views overlooking the Towers. The famous Torres del Paine (2,850 m/ 9,350 ft) consist of three gigantic granite monoliths, the remains of a great cirque sheared away by the forces of glacial ice. After an uphill slog, the Towers eventually come into full view, rising majestically before us with the glacial lake visible below. Is there any better place in the world to have lunch? After feasting on the view and our picnic, we’ll backtrack along the same trail through Ascencio Valley and return to EcoCamp. Estimated walking time: 8-10 hours.
Activity: "W" Trek Highlight
Schedule: 7:00 or 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Hiking distance: 22 km / 14 mi
Difficulty: Demanding
Estimated walking time: 8 - 10 hrs
Max. altitude point: 897 m. / 2.942 ft.
After breakfast, we will be driven to Pudeto Dock, located on the shores of Pehoe Lake. We will board the catamaran that will take us to the north-western sector of the lake, where we will begin the challenging trek to Valle Frances (French Valley) along a steep trail that leads to the very heart of the Paine Massif. We will ascend toward a lookout that will allow us to be amazed at the beauty of the Paine Massif. After our upward trek, we will pause for a picnic and relax a while. This day's adventure will end as we descend through an undulating terrain of mixed grassland and light forest, which will take us to Refugio Paine Grande, located on the peaceful shores of Lake Pehoe. From here, we will board the catamaran, which will take us back to Pudeto, where we will be collected and transported back to EcoCamp.
N.B. The excursion to French Valley varies throughout the season depending on the catamaran connecting Pudeto and Refugio Pehoe. During September, April & May (low season) the catamaran service will be out of operation or with fewer frequency. Therefore the excursion alternative will be taking the boat to Paine Grande to spend an hour in that area and then take the boat back to Pehoé and drive toward Condor Lookout.
* Time of the excursion can change depending on the navigation. During Low Season the excursion starts at 8:30 am and throughout the other months, return can be between 7:00 pm and 8:40 pm.
Activity: "W" Trek Highlight
Schedule: 6:30 am. - 8:40 pm.*
Hiking distance: 19 km. / 11.8 mi.
Difficulty: Moderate
Estimated walking time: 7 hr
Max. altitude point: 527 m. / 1.729 ft.
This excursion lives up to the spirit of our program, placing the spotlight on Patagonia’s incredible wildlife — from birds and foxes to armadillos and more. We venture outside the national park toward Bahía El Bote, where we’ll explore the wetlands of Estancia Vega Castillo. This private conservation project is dedicated to protecting and promoting awareness of Patagonian fauna. Accessible and suitable for all types of travelers, this wildlife safari offers a unique chance to observe animals in their natural habitat while supporting local conservation efforts.
Activity: Wildlife & Nature.
Schedule: 7:00 am - 3:00 pm.
Distance: 9 km. / 5.6 mi.
Difficulty: Easy.
Walking time: 1–2 hrs.
Altitude point: 102 m. / 334 ft.
We start off driving across the park, admiring the view of Paine Grande and its snowy peaks, and Los Cuernos with its black, granite horn-like spires. We will drive up to Grey Lake and wander along its gravel beach. Here we'll embark on a catamaran to ride across the icy waters towards the towering blue walls of Grey glacier. After this incredible up-close look at the glacier, we drive back to EcoCamp. Please be aware that the Grey glacier boat trip is subject to availability and weather conditions. (During shoulder season: September, October & April, the boat trip to Grey glacier may be canceled as the boat requires a minimum of 15 passengers to sail, which might not be reached in some cases. If this is the case we will plan an alternative excursion in the park.)
Please Note: During May, the Grey Navigation is not working. The alternative excursion will be Salto Grande and Condor Lookouts.
Activity: "W" Trek Highlight
Schedule: 9:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Walking distance: 2.5 km / 1.5 mi
Difficulty: Easy
Estimated walking time: 1:30 hrs
Max. altitude point: 200 m / 660 ft
We’ll start our day at 8:00 am with breakfast at EcoCamp and a moment to prepare our Box Lunch before boarding our van at 9:00 am. Our ride takes us past the Lazo Weber Estancia where we’ll enter the National Park via Laguna Verde and begin our hike. The Lazo Weber Trail is packed with native flora and wildlife all with the mountainous Paine range on our right. The hike is rather easy and apart from a few hills, the trail remains rather flat. We’ll stop a moment to refuel by the magical Laguna Honda and enjoy the sights and sensations of the gorgeous landscape and fresh breeze. On our way, we will hike through one of the quietest forests in the national park, a fantastic opportunity to observe native trees such as the Lenga and the Coihue. The rest of our hike takes us to a lookout point (El Toro Lookout) where we’ll be wowed with a 360 degree view of the Paine mountain range, the Patagonian Andes, and a suite of rivers and lakes (including the Paine, Grey, and Serrano Rivers, and Lake Toro, the largest in the region). An hour’s descent* towards Paine River will see us reunited with our van. But before we go back to EcoCamp, we’ll search for more animals to photograph and take a final moment to enjoy the scenery. At about 6:30 pm, we’ll arrive back at our “dome sweet dome”, ready to share in a tasty dinner and talk about our day hiking the Lazo Weber Trail.
* Please have in mind that the last part of the trail may be difficult for people that experiences vertigo, as there is a steep descent through gravel until we get to the van. Note: If the weather is not good, an alternative excursion will be provided.
Activity: Wildlife & Nature.
Schedule: 9:00 am - 6:30 pm.
Distance: 15 km. / 9.3 mi.
Difficulty: Moderate.
Walking time: 5 hrs.
Altitude point: 436 m. / 1.430 ft.
This gentle trail is perfect for families and nature lovers seeking a relaxed walk with excellent opportunities for landscape and wildlife photography. No transportation is needed, as the trail begins right behind EcoCamp. From there, we follow the Ascencio Canyon and head toward the serene Totora Lagoon — a quiet, scenic spot that serves as a habitat for a variety of Patagonian waterbirds. The trail offers a unique perspective of the transitional zone between the Patagonian steppe and shrubland, making it a peaceful and enriching way to explore the natural surroundings near EcoCamp.
*Please note: If the weather is not good, an alternative excursion will be provided.
Activity: Wildlife & Nature.
Schedule: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm.
Distance: 10.3 km. / 6.4 mi.
Difficulty: Moderate.
Walking time: 4–5 hrs.
Altitude point: 250 m. / 820 ft.
After a hearty breakfast, we’ll set off from Ecocamp towards Hostería Las Torres and join the uphill path to Ascencio Valley on the Tower's eastern face. Dry mountain spots, beech forests and small rivers line the scenic walk towards the valley. Our big challenge comes as we climb the steep moraine, a mass of boulders leading us towards one of the world's most famous views overlooking the Towers. The famous Torres del Paine (2,850 m/ 9,350 ft) consist of three gigantic granite monoliths, the remains of a great cirque sheared away by the forces of glacial ice. After an uphill slog, the Towers eventually come into full view, rising majestically before us with the glacial lake visible below. Is there any better place in the world to have lunch? After feasting on the view and our picnic, we’ll backtrack along the same trail through Ascencio Valley and return to EcoCamp.
Activity: "W" Trek Highlight
Schedule: 7:00 or 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Hiking distance: 22 km / 14 mi
Difficulty: Demanding
Estimated walking time: 8-10 hr
Max. altitude point: 897 m. / 2.942 ft.
Embarking on a new day after a satisfying breakfast at Ecocamp, we eagerly make our way towards the enchanting Estancia Dos Elianas. Immersed in the beauty of this rustic paradise, we are greeted with a brief but informative session on horse riding, equipping us with the knowledge and safety measures necessary for our adventure. Our journey begins with a thrilling 1-hour ride to the breathtaking Sierra Ballena, where nature's splendor unfolds before our eyes. Around noon, our taste buds are tantalized as we indulge in a delectable lunch featuring succulent roasted lamb and an array of mouthwatering preparations. Energized and satisfied, we embark on a captivating tour of the Estancia, immersing ourselves in the rich traditions of Patagonia. Witnessing the arrieros in action, tending to their flock, shearing wool, and gracefully riding horses, we gain a newfound appreciation for their hard work. As the day nears its end, we gather for another delightful meal, savoring sopaipillas, jam, cheese, and bread, all lovingly prepared using local ingredients. With hearts full of memories and stomachs content, we bid farewell to this mesmerizing haven and make our way back to Ecocamp, arriving at our cozy domes around 5:30 pm, cherishing the experiences of a truly beautiful day.
Please note:
1- The amount of horses during the excursion is limited and there is a chance you might not be able to perform the horse ride portion of the excursion.
2- During September and May, this excursion will be replaced with Condor & Salto Grande Lookouts.
Activity: Culture & History
Schedule: 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Distance: 7 km. / 4.3 mi.
Difficulty: Very Easy
Horse riding duration: 2 hrs
Max. altitude point: 153 m / 501 ft
Discover the gentle, mostly flat Ancient Shores hike at Lake Sarmiento, where geological wonders meet Patagonian wildlife. Walk past striking folded rock formations, cross an isthmus connecting two lakes, and watch for guanacos and grebes. Visit a secluded bay with vivid waters and ancient thrombolites—living fossils shaped by time. Weather permitting, follow the 3.5 km Laguna Larga trail and savor lunch by the lakeshore for a truly immersive experience in Patagonia’s timeless beauty, blending science, wonder, and tranquility.
Activity: Wildlife & Nature
Schedule: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm.
Distance: 7.5 km. / 4.6 mi.
Difficulty: Easy.
Walking time: 1–2 hrs.
Altitude point: 240 m. / 787 ft.
After a hearty breakfast, we’ll set off from Ecocamp towards Hostería Las Torres and join the uphill path to Ascencio Valley on the Tower's eastern face. Dry mountain spots, beech forests and small rivers line the scenic walk towards the valley. Our big challenge comes as we climb the steep moraine, a mass of boulders leading us towards one of the world's most famous views overlooking the Towers. The famous Torres del Paine (2,850 m/ 9,350 ft) consist of three gigantic granite monoliths, the remains of a great cirque sheared away by the forces of glacial ice. After an uphill slog, the Towers eventually come into full view, rising majestically before us with the glacial lake visible below. Is there any better place in the world to have lunch? After feasting on the view and our picnic, we’ll backtrack along the same trail through Ascencio Valley and return to EcoCamp.
Activity: "W" Trek Highlight
Schedule: 7:00-8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Hiking distance: 22 km / 14 mi
Difficulty: Demanding
Estimated walking time: 8-10 hr
Max. altitude point: 897 m. / 2.942 ft.
After breakfast, we will be driven to Pudeto Dock, located on the shores of Pehoe Lake. We will board the catamaran that will take us to the north-western sector of the lake, where we will begin the challenging trek to Valle Frances (French Valley) along a steep trail that leads to the very heart of the Paine Massif. We will ascend toward a lookout that will allow us to be amazed at the beauty of the Paine Massif. After our upward trek, we will pause for a picnic and relax a while. This day's adventure will end as we descend through an undulating terrain of mixed grassland and light forest, which will take us to Refugio Paine Grande, located on the peaceful shores of Lake Pehoe. From here, we will board the catamaran, which will take us back to Pudeto, where we will be collected and transported back to EcoCamp.
N.B. The excursion to French Valley varies throughout the season depending on the catamaran connecting Pudeto and Refugio Pehoe. During September, April & May (low season) the catamaran service will be out of operation or with fewer frequency. Therefore the excursion alternative will be taking the boat to Paine Grande to spend an hour in that area and then take the boat back to Pehoé and drive toward Condor Lookout.
* Time of the excursion can change depending on the navigation. During Low Season the excursion starts at 8:30 am and throughout the other months, return can be between 7:00 pm and 8:40 pm.
Activity: "W" Trek Highlight
Schedule: 6:30 am. - 8:40 pm.*
Hiking distance: 19 km. / 11.8 mi.
Difficulty: Moderate
Estimated walking time: 7 hr
Max. altitude point: 527 m. / 1.729 ft.
Departing from Ecocamp, we'll go on an excursion that connects two of the four accesses to Torres del Paine National Park. Starting at the Lago Sarmiento gate, we'll walk along a gentle incline, with views of the impressive lake. Along the way, we'll pass private land, a hunting area for the region's largest predator, the puma. After an hour, we'll stumble upon an overhang adorned with ancient cave paintings, dating back over 6,000 years. These fascinating artworks were crafted by the Aonikenk people, the wise predecessors of these vast lands, who shared their traditions and deep connection with nature through these primitive yet profound drawings.. Here, we can photograph the surroundings and understand the rugged geography. After two hours, we'll reach the main access to the park, Laguna Amarga gate, where we can observe the sinuous shape of the Paine River. Then, we'll continue to the Cascada Paine sector and Cañadón Macho, home to guanacos, Rhea, Gray Fox, Condor, Moray Eagle, and more. After exploring this extensive valley, we'll head to the breathtaking Laguna Azul, where we'll embark on an exhilarating hike through the mesmerizing Masle mountain range, immersing ourselves in the beauty of nature.
Activity: Culture & History
Schedule: 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Walking distance: 12.8 km / 7.9 mi
Difficulty: Easy
Estimated walking time: 4:30 hrs
Max. altitude point: 200 m. / 660 ft.
We start off driving across the park, admiring the view of Paine Grande and its snowy peaks, and Los Cuernos with its black, granite horn-like spires. We will drive up to Grey Lake and wander along its gravel beach. Here we'll embark on a catamaran to ride across the icy waters towards the towering blue walls of Grey glacier. After this incredible up-close look at the glacier, we drive back to EcoCamp. Please be aware that the Grey glacier boat trip is subject to availability and weather conditions. (During shoulder season: September, October & April, the boat trip to Grey glacier may be canceled as the boat requires a minimum of 15 passengers to sail, which might not be reached in some cases. If this is the case we will plan an alternative excursion in the park.)
Please Note: During May, the Grey Navigation is not working. The alternative excursion will be Salto Grande and Condor Lookouts.
Activity: "W" Trek Highlight
Schedule: 9:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Walking distance: 2.5 km / 1.5 mi
Difficulty: Easy
Estimated walking time: 1:30 hrs
Max. altitude point: 200 m / 660 ft
We begin the drive to Lake Grey where you should pause and raise your eyes to the huge peaks of the east. This wind-swept rock monster is Cerro Ferrier which, standing at 1.599 m./5. 246 ft., makes a rewarding (but intense) hike. First, you’ll pass through a forest that gives a fascinating insight into the diversity of austral trees. Here you’ll meet all the classics, lenga, coihue, ñire, and if you’re lucky you’ll meet the famous South American deer, the huemul, which is a national natural monument (keen-eyed watchers will remember it from the Chilean coat of arms).
Activity: Wildlife & Nature.
Schedule: 9:00 am - 6:30 pm.
Distance: 6.3 km. / 3.9 mi.
Difficulty: Demanding.
Walking time: 3:30 hrs.
Altitude point: 650 m. / 2.106 ft.
We’ll start our day at 8:00 am with breakfast at EcoCamp and a moment to prepare our Box Lunch before boarding our van at 9:00 am. Our ride takes us past the Lazo Weber Estancia where we’ll enter the National Park via Laguna Verde and begin our hike. The Lazo Weber Trail is packed with native flora and wildlife all with the mountainous Paine range on our right. The hike is rather easy and apart from a few hills, the trail remains rather flat. We’ll stop a moment to refuel by the magical Laguna Honda and enjoy the sights and sensations of the gorgeous landscape and fresh breeze. On our way, we will hike through one of the quietest forests in the national park, a fantastic opportunity to observe native trees such as the Lenga and the Coihue. The rest of our hike takes us to a lookout point (El Toro Lookout) where we’ll be wowed with a 360 degree view of the Paine mountain range, the Patagonian Andes, and a suite of rivers and lakes (including the Paine, Grey, and Serrano Rivers, and Lake Toro, the largest in the region). An hour’s descent* towards Paine River will see us reunited with our van. But before we go back to EcoCamp, we’ll search for more animals to photograph and take a final moment to enjoy the scenery. At about 6:30 pm, we’ll arrive back at our “dome sweet dome”, ready to share in a tasty dinner and talk about our day hiking the Lazo Weber Trail.
* Please have in mind that the last part of the trail may be difficult for people that experiences vertigo, as there is a steep descent through gravel until we get to the van. Note: If the weather is not good, an alternative excursion will be provided.
Activity: Wildlife & Nature.
Schedule: 9:00 am - 6:30 pm.
Distance: 15 km. / 9.3 mi.
Difficulty: Moderate.
Walking time: 5 hrs.
Altitude point: 436 m. / 1.430 ft.
After a hearty breakfast we set off from Ecocamp towards Hostería Las Torres and join the uphill path to Ascencio Valley on the Tower's eastern face. Dry mountain spots, beech forests and small rivers line the scenic walk towards the valley. Our big challenge comes as we climb the steep moraine, a mass of boulders leading us towards one of the world's most famous views overlooking the Towers. The famous Torres del Paine (2,900 m/ 9,400 ft) consist of three gigantic granite monoliths, the remains of a great cirque sheared away by the forces of glacial ice. After an uphill slog, the Towers eventually come into full view, rising majestically before us, with the glacial lake visible below. Is there any better place in the world to have lunch? After feasting on the view and our picnic, we backtrack along the same trail through Ascencio Valley and return to EcoCamp.
Activity: "W" Trek Highlight.
Schedule: 7:00/8:00 am - 6:00 pm.
Distance: 22 km. / 14 mi.
Difficulty: Demanding.
Walking time: 8–10 hrs.
Altitude point: 897 m. / 2.942 ft.
After breakfast, we will be driven to Pudeto Dock, located on the shores of Pehoe Lake. We will board the catamaran that will take us to the north-western sector of the lake, where we will begin the challenging trek to Valle Frances (French Valley) along a steep trail that leads to the very heart of the Paine Massif. We will ascend toward a lookout that will allow us to be amazed at the beauty of the Paine Massif. After our upward trek, we will pause for a picnic and relax a while. This day's adventure will end as we descend through an undulating terrain of mixed grassland and light forest, which will take us to Refugio Paine Grande, located on the peaceful shores of Lake Pehoe. From here, we will board the catamaran, which will take us back to Pudeto, where we will be collected and transported back to EcoCamp.
N.B. The excursion to French Valley varies throughout the season depending on the catamaran connecting Pudeto and Refugio Pehoe. During September, April & May (low season) the catamaran service will be out of operation or with fewer frequency. Therefore the excursion alternative will be taking the boat to Paine Grande to spend an hour in that area and then take the boat back to Pehoé and drive toward Condor Lookout.
* Time of the excursion can change depending on the navigation. During Low Season the excursion starts at 8:30 am and throughout the other months, return can be between 7:00 pm and 8:40 pm.
Activity: "W" Trek Highlight
Schedule: 6:30 am. - 8:40 pm.*
Hiking distance: 19 km. / 11.8 mi.
Difficulty: Moderate
Estimated walking time: 7 hr
Max. altitude point: 527 m. / 1.729 ft.
Discover the gentle, mostly flat Ancient Shores hike at Lake Sarmiento, where geological wonders meet Patagonian wildlife. Walk past striking folded rock formations, cross an isthmus connecting two lakes, and watch for guanacos and grebes. Visit a secluded bay with vivid waters and ancient thrombolites—living fossils shaped by time. Weather permitting, follow the 3.5 km Laguna Larga trail and savor lunch by the lakeshore for a truly immersive experience in Patagonia’s timeless beauty, blending science, wonder, and tranquility.
Activity: Wildlife & Nature.
Schedule: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm.
Distance: 7.5 km. / 4.6 mi.
Difficulty: Easy.
Walking time: 1–2 hrs.
Altitude point: 240 m. / 787 ft.
After breakfast, we set off westward by van along the scenic southern edge of Nordenskjold Lake. Our first stop is a stunning overlook, where we admire the diverse landscapes and explore the area's geomorphology, local flora, and fauna. Next, we visit the breathtaking Salto Grande waterfall, where water cascades from Nordenskjold Lake into Pehoe Lake. A short walk takes us to the Cuernos viewpoint, offering a sweeping panorama of the iconic Horns, ideal for observing the flora and their connection to the local wildlife. We then head to Pehoe Lake for lunch at Camping Pehoe, where bird songs create a serene atmosphere. After lunch, we embark on a two-hour trek to El Condor Lookout, ascending through steppe vegetation. At the top, we’re greeted with an expansive view of Pehoe Lake, the Paine River, and, on clear days, the Southern Patagonian ice fields. This awe-inspiring scene, with the towering Paine Mountains in the background, rejuvenates us before we return to EcoCamp by van..
Activity: Wildlife & Nature.
Schedule: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm.
Distance: 7 km. / 4.3 mi.
Difficulty: Easy.
Walking time: 3:30 hrs.
Altitude point: 250 m. / 820 ft.
Once we have enjoyed breakfast at EcoCamp, we will head towards the Laguna Azul sector, once we pass the lagoon, we will arrive near the Las Chinas River. There, gentle horses await us to begin a quiet ride, crossing serene rivers twice until we reach an impressive waterfall. Those who prefer not to join the parade have the option of relaxing in the barbecue area or enjoying a short walk with spectacular views of the Torres del Paine, following the banks of the Las Chinas River. We will conclude our adventure with a delicious barbecue that includes options of beef, lamb or hamburgers, always with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free alternatives to satisfy all tastes, before returning to EcoCamp for a well-deserved rest.
Activity: Culture & History.
Schedule: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm.
Distance: 4 km. / 2.48 mi.
Difficulty: Very easy.
Walking time: 1:30 hrs.
Altitude point: 241 m. / 790 ft.
Once we have enjoyed a delicious breakfast, we set off on an exhilarating journey towards the enchanting Laguna Inge. This hidden gem is nestled just 4km southwest of EcoCamp, along the mesmerizing Los Cuernos trail. As we venture along this picturesque path, we are greeted by a kaleidoscope of vibrant flora and fauna, and if luck is on our side, we may even catch a glimpse of majestic condors gracefully soaring above us. This heart-pounding excursion allows us to fully immerse ourselves in the captivating beauty of the park's central lakes, while also admiring the magnificent horns that adorn the awe-inspiring Paine massif. The pace of our adventure is determined by the group, which means we can reach the Cuernos Lookout (8 km./5 mi. away from Ecocamp). After a day brimming with exploration and amazement, we return to EcoCamp, where we can unwind and share unforgettable moments with our fellow hikers.
Activity: "W" Trek Highlight
Schedule: 8:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Walking distance: 19 km / 11.8 mi
Difficulty: Moderate
Estimated walking time: 6 hours
Max. altitude point: 460 m / 1.509 ft
We can custom design this itinerary and all Chilean and Argentina destinations. You choose your preferred standard of accommodations, travel dates, and the amount of time to spend at the various sites along the way. With planning, we can match a specific guide to your group's interests.
Ecocamp Patagonia is located in the heart of Torres del Paine National Park in Chile with views of the majestic granite Paine Towers. It was the first geodesic dome hotel in the world, offering an upscale camp at the domes inspired by the region’s ancient nomadic inhabitants.
Suite domes were designed to further our goal of providing comfort in a natural setting with minimal environmental impact, and also maintain the hotel’s familiar and cozy vibe. The domes have comfortable double or twin beds, a wood stove and a private bathroom with a state-of-the-art composting toilet.
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Suite dome lofts are two-storey domes which fit up to four people and have comfortable double or twin beds both up and downstairs. These domes, ideal for families or groups of friends, come with a wood stove, a private terrace and a private bathroom with a state-of-the-art composting toilet.
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Spacious, comfortable and equipped with private bathrooms, Superior Domes are the optimum choice for trekkers wanting that bit more space and comfort at the end of a long day’s walk. Each Superior Dome has comfortable queen-size or twin beds, a propane heater, skylight windows and a private bathroom with a sophisticated composting toilet.
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EcoCamp Standard domes were the world's first lodge accommodation in geodesic shape. They are resistant to the strong Patagonian winds, and come equipped with two single beds (doubles on request), cozy fleece blankets and feather quilts. Standard domes include large, comfortable and gender-divided shared bathrooms.
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The easy excursion options do not demand extensive physical activity, other than walking a maximum of two consecutive hours over fairly flat terrain. We stop as many times as necessary depending on the rhythm of the group.
Travelers doing the active excursions will find them more energetic and to enjoy these more active treks it is essential to be in shape before arriving. All trails visited in the programs are under 1,000 m / 3,000 ft high so passengers don’t need to worry about altitude.
Minimum age 6 to participate in the program.
Children aged 6 to 9 are welcome to participate in nature walks.
Children aged 10 to 12 may participate in trekking excursions but the family must hire a private assistant guide.
Children aged 12 and up are welcome to participate in all activities and are treated as adults.
Check our Children Discount Policy for more details.
In Torres del Paine and throughout Patagonia, transportation is in minivans that normally seat 8 to 14 people. Pick-up/drop-off times will be confirmed by our local operations team. An exclusive toll-free emergency number will be available for additional support while you are in Chile.
Check our Weekly Transfer Board details for more information about pick-up and drop-off times to/from EcoCamp.
The vast unbroken stretch of ocean to the west and south of the South American continent leaves the Patagonian Andes very exposed to the saturated winds that circle the Antarctic landmass. Fine weather may deteriorate almost without warning, bringing rain and even snow. Even in summer (December to March) you should come prepared to find cold- strong winds (up to 130 km/hr) and rainfall. Summer’s average temperature is 11ºC (52ºF), ranging between 2 to 24ºC (35 to 75ºF).
Passengers need to be prepared for summer and winter all at once. We recommend:
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We reserve the right to change the order of the days in any itinerary at the discretion of the trip guide and based on operational considerations. The trip guide can modify, change or eliminate part of the itinerary based on safety/weather considerations.
During the shoulder and low season (October and April), some excursions may be canceled or modified for reasons of security. For example, the Navigation on Grey Lake, the excursion to French Valley and the Tower Base trek. In any case, we will either modify the original itinerary or offer you a good alternative within the park.
For enthusiasts of birdwatching or those keen on exploring the diverse wildlife, we invite you to inform us. This way, we can craft a specialized private excursion tailored to your interests, ensuring an unforgettable experience amidst nature's wonders.
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