Patagonia & Torres del Paine

Immersed in a landscape of unparalleled scenic beauty, Torres del Paine National Park attracts hundreds of visitors every year. The main attraction of this Biosphere Reserve are its famous mountains and granite towers. In addition, it captivates with its trekking circuits that cross forests, hills, waterfalls and lakes, with privileged views of the white mantle of the Southern Ice Field. To stay there are alternatives in and out of the park, with multiple options in Puerto Natales, the nearest city. To know the most remote places of Patagonia you have to cross the Strait of Magellan and enter the enigmatic Tierra del Fuego. This territory was named by Hernando de Magallanes in honor of the bonfires of the selk’nam indians. Further south, Patagonian cruises allow you to venture to the southernmost of the continent through the mythical Cape Horn.