Torres del
Paine National Park, was
declared Biosphere Reserve in 1978 and attracts thousand of adventurers
and nature lovers every year .Each corner of its extensive surface
has a special enchantment. This program has been designed to reach
all the unattainable beauties of the park, which the nature has
been in charge to mold. This circuit of 76 miles of long walk
will allow you to admire surprising landscapes that not always
are promoted and known. This route will take you to the feet of
the majestic Towers of the Paine, to valleys of forests and shores,
and to Glaciers of great beauty through matchless look out points
and views. Our guides will provided you all the information and
support to become this trip in an unforgettable adventure.
Los
Glaciares National Park, declared Mankind Heritage by
UNESCO due to the 365 glaciers that it protects. You will have
the opportunity to visit Perito Moreno Glacier, the most imposing
and worldwide known of all glaciers and sail along the Argentino
Lake to approach Upsala Glacier, the greatest continental one
in the Southern Hemisphere.
CLIMATE.
Chile and Argentina is in the southern hemisphere and seasons
are therefore the reverse of the northern one.
Spring is from Sep-Nov, Summer between Dec-Feb, Autumn Mar-May
and Winter Jun-Aug.
Southern Patagonia is best visited between November through March.
Temperatures during the day average 19ºC; during the night
they can fall well below 10ºC.
Days are in general windy and weather changes very fast. WHAT
TO BRING.
Large or medium size duffle bag (suitcases not allowed on the trip,
these can be left at your hotel).
Daypack to carry items during treks and driving days. Trekking boots
(comfortable & worn-in).
Comfortable gym shoes. 1 or 2 pants.
Rain/wind jacket (Gore-Tex recommended) Polar wear / warm sweater.
Light pullover / sweatshirt. Waterproof trousers.
Sunhat / cap, sunglasses. Sunscreen / sun block, lip balm. Water
bottle. Money belt. Walking stick (optional). |