Guided W Circuit (3 days) (Camping Pehoé)

• Guided W Circuit (3 days) (Camping Pehoe): CLP$ 990.000 per person.

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• Roundtrip transportation between Puerto Natales and Torres del Paine National Park.
• Transportation from the Welcome Center to Camping Pehoé.
• Catamaran cruise on Lake Pehoé.
• 2 nights of camping accommodation (tent pitched with liner, sleeping bag, and mattress).
• Meals:
  • Breakfast on days 2 and 3.
  • Lunch on days 1, 2, and 3 (box lunch).
  • Dinner on days 1 and 2.
• Trekking poles.
• Bilingual guide (Spanish and English).
  

• Air tickets.
• Transfer from Punta Arenas Airport.
• Entrance ticket to Torres del Paine National Park (CLP 14.200 for Chilean residents and CLP 48.500 for non-Chilean residents*).
• Porter.
• Health insurance
• Travel insurance.

*Prices subject to change without notice.

Day 1: Departure from Puerto Natales - Base Torres del Paine Trek - Campsite Pehoé (22 km walk, 8 hours).

You will depart from Puerto Natales heading to Torres del Paine National Park along Route 9. You will arrive at the Laguna Amarga Gate, where you must register at the CONAF facilities, and then head to the Las Torres Reserve Welcome Center, where the guides will provide an induction prior to the trek to Base Torres Viewpoint and the they will accompany you during the 22 km round trip hike for approximately 8 hours, along a difficult trail.

Once at the Base Torres Viewpoint, 870 m above sea level, you will have time for lunch (box lunch) while enjoying the beautiful views of the South, Central, and North Towers, along with the Torres Lagoon and Glacier. You will then return along the same trail to the Welcome Center, where a vehicle will take you to Campsite Pehoé, located in the heart of the national park next to the lake of the same name, known for its turquoise waters and privileged views of the Paine Massif. Here you can rest and then enjoy dinner at the Campsite Pehoé restaurant, where you can choose from three main courses. You will spend the night at the campsite, which has fully-equipped tents.

Day 2: Lake Pehoé Navigation - Valle del Francés Trek(22 km walk, 8 hours).

After breakfast and receiving the box lunch for the day, you will take the vehicle to the Pudeto area to board the catamaran, which will take you across Lake Pehoé toward the Paine Grande Refuge pier. During the tour, you will enjoy excellent views of the Paine Massif and the Salto Grande waterfall.

Once on land, you will begin the approximately 8-hour, round-trip, 22-km hike along a medium-to-high-difficulty trail that borders Skottsberg Lake. Upon reaching the Italian campsite, you will have time to eat and rest before heading to the Valle del Francés (French Valley), where you will enjoy unique views of the Paine Massif from its southwest face, until you reach the viewpoint from which you can see the Francés Glacier in all its splendor.

After lunch (box lunch) and a rest, you will begin your return trip along the same trail that will take you back to the catamaran toward the Pudeto sector, where the vehicle will be waiting to take you to the Pehoé sector. After dinner at the Campsite Pehoé restaurant, you will spend the night at the camp.

Day 3: Grey Lake Lookout Trek - arrival in Puerto Natales (22 km walk, 8 hours).

After breakfast, you will depart from the camp for the Pudeto sector to await the catamaran crossing that will take you to the Paine Grande sector, where you will begin the trek to the Grey Glacier Lookout. After disembarking, you will begin the approximately 8-hour, round-trip, 22-km hike along a medium-difficulty trail through a lenga forest until you reach the lookout point, where you will have time to eat (box lunch) and rest while admiring the surrounding nature. You will then begin the return trek along the same trail to the Paine Grande Refuge, where you will board the catamaran to sail to the Pudeto sector and begin the return to Puerto Natales, where the activity ends.

​*The itinerary may be modified at any time in case of trail closures due to extreme weather conditions (such as whiteouts, heavy snow accumulation, or wind gusts that make trekking unsafe) or natural disasters. These measures are very rare, applied only once or twice a year, and are determined by CONAF, the park’s managing authority, exclusively to ensure visitor safety.​

• 40-liter backpack for the entire circuit.
  
• 20-liter daypack for daily hikes.
  
• Trekking shoes.
  
• Sandals or comfortable shoes (like Crocs).
  
• Waterproof pants.
  
• Waterproof jacket.
  
• Warm jacket (like a fleece).
  
• 1 T-shirt per day (ideally a mix of short- and long-sleeved shirts).
  
• 1 pair of socks per day (preferably trekking socks).
  
• Underwear.
  
• Warm hat.
  
• Warm gloves.
  
• Sun hat.
  
• Sunglasses.
  
• Sunscreen.
  
• Small microfiber towel.
  
• Personal hygiene items.
  
• Water bottle.
  
• Ziploc bags or similar (for storing trash).
  
• Flashlight.
  
• Power bank.
  
• Cash.
  

• Minimum age required of 14 years old to make the activity.
  
• Not allowed for pregnant women.
  

• Up to 50 days before the start date of your travel program, you may make changes at no cost, reschedule at no cost, or cancel your booking with a 100% refund, regardless of the reason.

• Within 49 days prior to the start date of the program (including bookings made 59 days or less in advance), no changes, rescheduling, or cancellations are allowed, regardless of the reason. This includes, but is not limited to, changes to participants, accommodations, transfers, schedules, or route direction. From that moment on, the program is considered non-refundable and cannot be modified under any circumstances.
  
  

Likewise, no changes, rescheduling, or cancellations will be made if any of the following situations (or similar ones) prevent part or all of the program from taking place: partial or total trail closures, natural disasters, fires, road closures, accidents, strikes, demonstrations, pandemics or epidemics, flight cancellations, lost luggage, accidents involving the traveler inside the park, or personal or health issues of the traveler. If you have a travel insurance policy that covers the reason preventing you from taking the program, we can issue the necessary documentation for you to submit to your insurance company.