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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Insider's guide: When to visit Patagonia
Over three full days, the program focuses on tracking the Patagonian puma with our specialist guides, exploring different sectors of Torres del Paine National Park and surrounding areas. Days begin early —from 5:00 AM in December to 8:00 AM in April— with hot coffee and breakfast on the go. Activities combine strategic vehicle searches and gentle walks. After morning tracking and lunch at EcoCamp, afternoon sessions continue until sunset. In case of bad weather, alternative plans will be provided.
Depending on wildlife activity and conditions, this day may continue with puma tracking within the park. Ideally, it also provides the opportunity to broaden the experience by exploring the Vega Castillo Wetland, a biologically rich area of Torres del Paine.
Breakfast at EcoCamp. Depending on flight schedule, a box lunch is provided.