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Arturo Prat Square is also a charming point in the city, located in the center of Puerto Natales. From the plaza you can admire the Parish Church, dating back to 1930, and City Hall that works out of a house of great historical value and built at the turn of the 20th century. This plaza is very spacious; it has pine trees and an ancient locomotive. Visitors won’t want to miss this postcard-perfect spot.

The Municipal Museum counts with local archaeological finds such as the Boris Freezer Plant, Captain Eberhard, the Cattle Society, artifacts and documents from the indigenous people, and Aónikenk and Kaweshkar. The museum was created in 1990 by Carabineros de Chile (the Chilean Police) and has five themed halls: The World and Primitive Environments Hall, The Settlers Hall, the Rural Living Hall, the Urban Activities and Exhibition Hall with samples of the original settings and indigenous life. Here you can find visitor information about the area.

On the way to Torres del Paine, Puerto Prat, features typical foreign immigrant’s houses dating back to the turn of the 20th century and a beautiful cemetery. To visit Antonio Varas Peninsula you can catch a boat from the Puerto Natales dock. Throughout the hour journey you will take pleasure in the gorgeous scenery, and once there you can go horseback riding.

As for day trips, Puerto Natales offer some interesting adventures: The Bories Freezer Plant, at 4 kms from the city, was founded by the Exploration Society of Tierra del Fuego and is an interesting excursion. There you can also see how the English managed farming societies at the turn of the 20th century.

Located 24 Kilometers north of Puerto Natales you will find the Cueva del Milodon (Cave of the Milodon) Natural Monument. Composed of three caves, it is the place where the remains of a large herbivorous mammal were found, and it is estimated that the bearlike animal became extinct about 12,000 years ago. At the cave you will find a replica of Milodon, a museum with its remains and a camping ground, all of which are supervised by the National Forestry Corporation.

Fiery reds in the morning, deep blues at day; a fan of colors reflect in the magnificent ices that compose Torres del Paine National Park. Covering 242,242 hectares, it is one of the most gorgeous places in Chile and was declared a World Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 1978. After the cooling of the ground and the long Ice Age eras on Earth, this marvelous massif came into existence some 12 million years ago.

A beautiful hike along narrow paths and with steep climbs. After about a 2 hour hike, you will find El Refugio Chileno, The Chilean Refuge, an ideal place for a short rest to catch your breath. An hour and a half later, after climbing the moraine, left over by a glacier, your efforts will be rewarded with one of the most impressive views of Torres del Paine National Park: the Paine Towers which rise from the beautiful lagoon that lies before them. You can return the same day and spend the night at the hotel, El Refugio Chileno or Las Torres Camping.

In the bosom of Ultima Esperanza you will find Mount Balmaceda located in the Bernardo O'Higgins National Park. The mount belongs to the Andes mountain range and the only way to get there is by sea. Departing early in the morning from Puerto Natales, skirting the coast and exploring the fjord, three hours later you come upon the million-year-old Balmaceda Glacier that is decked out with colonies of cormorants and sea lions.

The boat docks in the fjord so that you can stroll amidst a native forest that will show the way to the foot of the Serrano Glacier. Alongside the glacier is a small lake that was formed by melting snow.

30 minutes from Grey Refuge is the focal scenic view of the Glacier and across Grey Lake you will find the place where the River, bearing the same name, is born. Grey River runs through the entire Torres del Paine National Park and empties into Rio Serrano, ending its long journey into the sea at Seno Ultima Esperanza. Grey Glassier is at the extreme end; naturally divided into two, a feature that allows tourists to enjoy its endless beauty.

A beautiful glacier located at the western end of Torres del Paine National Park. Its long sheets of ice end their journey in a number of small icebergs that are scattered over the surface of Lake Geikie, one more incredible attraction bestowed upon us by nature.

A beautiful expanse of water bearing the Glacier’s name and originating from it is occasionally seen with great numbers of small icebergs that have broken off from the glacier. Marvel over the excellent scenic view of Grey Glacier and take a beautiful, short and safe boat ride that will cruise you to the imposing wall of ice where you will cheers with the typical whiskey or pisco sour chilled with thousand-year-old ice.

Located at the heart of Torres del Paine National Park, Lake Pehoe is a must-see for park visitors given that it has an excellent scenic view of the mountains and the magnificence of the Horns of Paine as well as Salto Grande. There is a hotel, shelters and camping on its banks. Crossing over by boat makes it possible to access different paths around the massif and other places of unexpected beauty.

The beautiful scenic view of the Lake bearing its name separates the road from the grand mountain range. It allows a striking and very close-up image of the Park right in front of the Horns of Paine. From there, you are quite likely to see wildlife such as condors and foxes.

It is the largest lake in the Torres del Paine National Park even though part of lies outside the park boundaries. The lake is located at the south entrance of the Park, and the Administration of this beautiful National Park is located on one of its banks.

Situated next to one of the Torres del Paine National Park entrances, this lagoon shows off its incredible eminence when, on sunny days, the imposing Torres del Paine reflect its mirror image, creating a spectacle that few have the chance to witness. Welcome to the beauty of Patagonia.

A gorgeous place that is located at the eastern end of the Park, from where you get a privileged view of the Torres del Paine. You can reach the Lagoon via Route Y-160, the Amarga Lagoon park entrance. It has a campground and lodge.

You can only appreciate its beauty if you take the beautiful hike of the Paine Mountain Massif circuit which surrounds this stunning mountain. You will need to consider at least 7 days of hiking, starting at the foot of the Towers, passing by Paine Lake, then onto Lake Dickson, Dog Glacier and finishing at Grey Lake, followed by heading to Grand Paine Refuge and Lake Pehoe or vice versa.