After arriving at the hotel, you'll have some free time to explore the charming town of Puerto Natales on your own. Weather permitting, you can already enjoy breathtaking views of the Paine Massif and Monte Balmaceda. In the afternoon, you'll meet your local trekking guide, who will give you an overview of the upcoming days of hiking.

Early in the morning, we'll take the public bus to Torres del Paine National Park (departure around 7:00 am, approximately a 2-hour journey). With a bit of luck, you might spot guanacos and rheas along the way. Upon arrival, you'll hike directly to one of Patagonia's most famous viewpoints: the three imposing Torres peaks. The hike is challenging but rewards you with a breathtaking panorama.

Today you'll hike along Lake Nordenskjöld to Camp Los Cuernos, passing Monte Almirante Nieto. You might even spot condors or Andean eagles soaring overhead. Alternative route (in case of overbooking): You hike a shorter distance along Lago Nordenskjöld before taking the public transfer to the “Pudeto Sector” and then crossing Lake Pehoe by catamaran to the Lodge/Camp Paine Grande.

Today we're heading up into the Valle Francés. You'll climb from Campamento Italiano to the "Mirador," a viewpoint at about 550 meters – with a bit of luck, you might see ice avalanches thundering down from Paine Grande. If the weather is good, the further ascent to the "Circuito de Granito" is worthwhile. Afterwards, you'll hike back via Skottsberg Lake to Pehoe Lake.

Today you'll hike along the "Path of the Winds" with fantastic views of the Grey Glacier. Along the way, you might see foxgloves or palomitas growing by the roadside. Your destination is Camp Grey. In the afternoon you have free time – or you can opt for a kayak tour among the icebergs or a glacier hike on the Grey Glacier (advance booking required, weather dependent).

In the morning you will travel by boat along the glacier front of the Grey Glacier – a unique experience! Afterwards, you will be taken back to Puerto Natales by private transfer.

Use the day for your own explorations or optionally book a boat tour to the Balmaceda and Serrano glaciers, a kayaking tour, or a horseback riding excursion through the Patagonian steppe. In the evening, you will continue your journey to Punta Arenas by public bus.

Today you will be taken to the airport and fly to Puerto Williams, the southernmost settlement in the world. The rest of the day is yours to enjoy at your leisure – a visit to the Martin Gusinde Museum is highly recommended!

The trek begins! You hike through southern beech forest and marshy terrain to Laguna Salto, where you pitch your tent. You carry everything you need for the next few days in your backpack.

After breaking camp, you'll hike up to the Mirador de los Dientes viewpoint, offering magnificent panoramic views. From there, you'll trek along alpine trails and across snowfields to the Paso Australia and on to the beautiful Laguna Escondida.

Today you'll traverse one of the most remote valleys on the circuit. You'll hike via Paso Ventarron and Paso Guerrico, past beaver dams and lagoons, to Laguna Martillo.

Finally, you'll climb over the highest point of the trek – Paso Virginia (829 m). From the top, you can see as far as Isla Hoste and the Beagle Channel. Afterwards, it's a steep descent to the Las Guanacas glacial lagoon and on through the forest to the end point.

Today you say goodbye to your trekking group. You fly back to Punta Arenas – or (depending on availability) take a boat to Ushuaia.

Your journey ends after breakfast. If you like, you can take a boat trip to Magdalena Island in the morning to see Magellanic penguins up close (optional, weather permitting).