Hiking in Torres del Paine
World famous trekking awaits in Torres del Paine National Park. Each valley, peak and pass hides its own treasures, be it hanging glaciers, vast pampas, twisted metamorphic rock or…
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Why try glamping in Torres del Paine?
If you want to experience glamping in Patagonia, Torres del Paine's eco-friendly camps are some of the most luxurious and characterful you can find. Nestled amongst the trees, with beautiful views, comfortable beds and tasty meals, these accommodations provide a quirky alternative to a regular hotel, refugio or campsite, whilst being more affordable than the luxury lodges in the park.
There are two main camps in Torres del Paine, and although there are many similarities between them, there are some clear differences as well. The information below should help you get a feel for which one is right for you.
Glamping in Torres del Paine
Where can I go glamping?
EcoCamp
Stay in your own cosy geodesic dome between the trees, with stunning sunset views of the towers. A relaxed, sociable atmosphere provides a great place to stay after a day's hiking in the park.
Use the camp as a base for trekking, horse riding and puma tracking.
Stay in comfort, and because each building is an eco lodge, you'll know you are having minimal impact on this amazing landscape.
Geodesic Domes, Torres del Paine
Patagonia Camp
Situated just outside the national park with spectacular views across Lago Toro to the Paine massif, these beautifully-finished yurts allow you to feel at one with nature in a tranquil setting.
Explore the private land, finding the less trodden path and an abundance of birds amongst the trees.
The yurts were perfect and the guides' enthusiasm and passion for the park was infectious - Jon & Pene
Serrano Camp
Serrano Camp is a quite place to stay on the bank of the Serrano River. Somewhere between glamping and camping, these deluxe tents offer a great night's sleep for hikers that seek more comfort than sleeping in a standard tent.
Delicious and hearty meals are served for breakfast and dinner.
Watch the Paine Massif turn hues of pink and orange at sunrise.
Deluxe tents at Serrano Camp
Sydney says
It's a real treat coming back to such a quirky, comfortable base at the end of a hard day's trekking. The wood burning stoves make the domes/yurts super cosy, and being able to fall asleep looking at the stars and wake up to see the sunrise over amazing views is really special
Sydney Miller Patagonia Specialist
Lounge & Bar Dome
Eco Yurt Camp
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Community Dome
On the way to the Yoga Dome
Luxury domes accommodation
Excursion Briefing, Luxury Yurt Camp
Help me choose
Here are some of the camps key differences to help you decide between them.
EcoCamp
- Located in the park within walking distance of the trailhead of the Base of the Towers trek
- Three excursions to choose from each day
- Option to take a multi-day hike on the W or Full Circuit trail with some of the nights at the camp and a few in refugios
- Dedicated puma programmes for wildlife enthusiasts
- Yoga classes and massage treatments available
- More of a youthful, communal atmosphere; you have dinner with your group from the day's excursion
- Particularly committed to being eco-friendly, with many measures to reduce its impact on the park
Luxury domes accommodation
Patagonia Camp
- Located just south of the park on the shores of Lake Toro
- Four or five excursions to choose from each day
- Greater variety of off-the-beaten-track excursions
- Option to do private excursions
- Paddleboarding, kayaking and fishing can be done independently at the lake
- An on-site traditional quincho where they put on a weekly barbecue with wine tasting
- Refined yet friendly atmosphere, great for those wanting a bit more privacy
Luxury Yurt Camp overlooking Lake Toro
Serrano Camp
- It's in a serene spot on the Serrano River away from the crowds
- Deluxe tents are heated and very comfortable with thick, insulated airbeds, multiple duvets and pillows
- You won't go hungry with a tasty, well-earned three-course dinner and full buffet breakfast to set you up for a day's hiking
- Wake up to fabulous views of the Paine Massif each day
- The camp is open all season, from mid-Sept until the end of April
View from tent at Serrano Camp
What our customers think of Glamping in Torres del Paine
Glamping in Torres del Paine trips scored 4.3/5 from 587 reviews
Patagonia Camp exceeded all our expectations. We had the nearest yurt to the lake with distant views of the Horns.
Travelled: December 2014
Ian & Sue -
EcoCamp was great, so unique and beautiful views- we LOVED it, it was awesome.
Travelled: November 2014
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Torres del Paine Hotels
Torres del Paine National Park has a large range of accommodation to choose from. Stay at a refugios or campsites for a fun and traditional trek experience. Escape to a luxury lodge for tranquillity and incredible views across the park or gaze up at the stars from your yurt/dome.
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