Frequently Ask Questions

  • We love what we do and how we do it. At Azul Paine we want you to have the best experience possible, so all our excursions operate in a private and personalized way, thus always seeking to achieve the best memories for you.

    We will take the time necessary to help you have the best adventure possible.

  • Depends on what you are looking for:

    • Summer: better chances on clear days, strong winds and high crowds.

    • Fall: beautiful tree colors, less crowded, more chances of clowdy day.

    • Winter: Farytale snowy landscapes, closer encounters with wildlife, least crowded moment of the year. More chances of clowdy days.

    • Spring: Birds arrive, still not very crowded and the winds starts to pick up.

  • No! Puerto Natales is 1 hour and a half drive from the National Park and it´s where we are. If you choose to accommodate at the park, we still get to you for our diferent excursions.

  • Puerto Natales is 110 km away from Puerto Natales, around 1 hour and a half drive.

  • all the excursions are though to be made according to your tpreferences, we are capable of doing half day excursions in case needed.

  • Torres del Paine National Park is probably the most important park in Chile, and depending on your situtation has different prices:

    Foreigner:

    • 3 day pass: $31.200 CLP

    • More than 3 days pass: $ 44.500 CLP

    Chilean:

    • 3 day pass: $9.000 CLP

    • More than 3 as pass: $13.000 CLP

    Check here for more information.

  • In the area of Torres del Paine National Park there isn´t. Meenwhile in the town of Puerto Natales works perfectly fine.

  • We recommend, in order to get the full experience of this place, to spend idealy 5 Nights. Of course, we know that no everyone has that much time, so we want to help you get the best out of the time you decide to come visit.

  • Tthe clothes depends on the time of the year you are visiting, but you should know that patagonian weather is very unpredictable. We always recommend to bring at least 3 layers. Be sure to check our post about What to bring to Patagonia.

    We provide with no additional cost trekking poles and binoculars.