Alternative transfer from Calafate, making a couple of stops. The first one is in Puerto Natales, a small, lively town on the shores of “Seno de Última Esperanza” to enjoy a hearty local lunch, and the second one in Cueva de Milodon, a massive prehistoric cave where the remains of a giant ground sloth were discovered in the 1890s. The whole journey is very scenic, with plenty of wild birds and wonderful landscapes to be seen.

Transfer to Laguna Azul to enjoy a BBQ lunch at a warm ‘quincho,’ while looking over the lake, with the three granite in the distance.

Hike to Macho Cañon where the typical Torres del Paine’s fauna, including guanaco herds, can be appreciated.

Transfer to EcoCamp just in time for cocktail hour.

Stops at various viewpoints in search for herds of guanacos, Andean condors and interesting flora. Ideal to take photos.

Scenic walk along the tips of Pehoe Lake’s sourhtern shore, with views of the vast Toro Lake.

Drive to Gray Lake and wander along the beach on the shores of the glacial water.

Tasty box-lunch before embarking on a boat ride across the icy waters to the towering blue walls of Gray Glacier.

Transfer back to EcoCamp.

Note: During Shoulder Season (September, October and April) the boat trip to Gray Glacier may be cancelled as the boat requires a minimum of 8 passengers to sail, which might not be reached in some cases. If this is the case we will plan an alternative excursion in the Park).

Arrival to Cuernos viewpoint, with a panoramic view of the mighty Horns.

Drive back eastwards along the northern shore of Sarmiento Lake until reaching the starting point of the Fauna Trail.

Spotting of the park fauna on the Patagonian plains including guanacos, ostrich-like ñandús and maybe the occasional puma prints!

Arrival to Laguna Amarga ranger station to be picked up and taken back to EcoCamp.