Multi-Sport in Torres del Paine

For those who want to try as many different activities as possible, these trips ensure you really max out the time that you have in the park and often require no previous experience, meaning you can try your hand at a number of different activities during your stay. Some trips feature stays in luxury lodges and hotels, others make use of the many refugios dotted around the park. 

Return each evening to some of the most luxurious accommodation Torres del Paine has to offer. Delicious food, spa pools and stand-out service make these properties a cut above any others in the park. During the day you'll be outexploring, trying your hand at kayaking, hiking and horse riding. When the evening arrives you can soak your legs in a hot tub, admire the views and prepare for the next day's adventure.

If you have a bit of experience with adventure sports, maybe a bikepacking tour or a multi-day kayak, our more challenging trips can help you stretch your limits. Bushwhack deep into hidden valleys, rock climb amongst condors, don crampons, ice axes and harnesses to hike across glaciers, or cycle and kayak through some of the most secluded areas of the park.

Some trips require more technical knowledge than others, but you will need to have some experience of each of the activities involved. If you're keen for a challenge but aren't sure which would be right for you, send one of our specialists a message informing them about your experience and what you're looking for.

The winter season runs roughly between May and September. As the summer crowds tail off, intrepid adventurers who don't mind a bit of snow have the national park almost to themselves. Trekking, horse riding, kayaking and mountain biking excursions continue into the winter months, where you'll have the benefit of quieter routes and lighter winds, and higher chances of spotting wildlife against the snow-white background.