Patagonia Camp

The deluxe 20sqm yurts each have their own 25sqm private balconies, ideal for watching the scenic wildlife unfold in front of you at your own leisure. The yurt is styled with locally crafted textiles and furniture, and the 8sqm private ensuite is well equipped with an indulgent bath and rain shower. Watch the starry night skies through the repurposed ceiling dome from the comfort of your choice of king or twin beds. There are also deluxe yurts with jacuzzis available.

These consist of two 20sqm rooms connected, one serving as the master bedroom and the other as a cosy and stylish living space. The ensuite bathroom features a rainshower and bathtub, and guests can unwind in front of the Patagonian sunsets from the ceiling dome or privacy of their own outdoor jacuzzi on the terrace.

Two connected 20sqm rooms form the family Yurt, with one master bedroom and one twin room accommodating families of up to 5 people. Guests can enjoy their own private jacuzzi on the terrace and clean off after a day’s adventures with a choice of a rain shower or bathtub in the spacious ensuite. The rustic tent is adorned with local craftsmanship and features ceiling domes, perfect for admiring the night sky.

The onsite restaurant serves local Chilean cuisine paired with house wines from the organic Matetic Vineyards winery. Enjoy gourmet flavours in a warm and tranquil space, with the large windows overlooking Lake Toro and the Paine Massif. Expect local crab, salmon lamb and hake cooked to perfection by Patagonia Camp’s skilled chef and serving by their welcoming staff.

A highly demanding excursion with the reward of breath-taking panoramic views, this trek takes guests all the way up to the Base of the Towers viewpoint at 870 metres above sea level, where the majestic three granite giants await. The trip passes through the Ascensio River, up into the valley, through the ancient Lenga tree forest and up to the glaciers, before a final push uphill to the trek’s greatest reward. Expect sights of condors, mora eagles, caranchos and various birds of prey as you explore the beauty and biodiversity of Torres del Paine.

This excursion allows for exploration of three completely different environments, all within the same stunning reserve. Begin at the Guardería Grey area and traverse its Lenga tree forest home to Magellanic woodpeckers and Cachañas parrots, before continuing along the shore of Lake Grey with its glittering icebergs which have broken away from the glacier. Finish in the peninsula with impressive views of the Grey Glacier area, surrounded by the vibrant natural colours.

Lake Toro is an ideal fishing destination, with several islands, bays and river mouths to cast a line in. Catch brown and rainbow trout in a remote and tranquil environment for a fishing experience like no other.

The camp supports local farmers by supplying them with compost from their compost centre. The camp has a commitment to reducing its carbon footprint and handles waste responsibly, while utilising reusable and compostable products wherever it can. As part of their initiative to leave the surrounding land as they found it, innovative water treatments and neutral amenities mean that the water used is restored to the same purity it started with. The knowledgeable team of staff consist mainly of locals who are passionate about ecology and conservation, and provide travellers with the opportunity for a more authentic cultural exchange and to know Patagonia like the locals.

Patagonia Camp has an innovative water treatment plant that is 100% organic with “turba” peat vegetation and bacteria that allows them to transform the water they use back into the same purity it was found in. All cleaning products and amenities are neutral and biodegradable.

All organic residue produced is transformed into compost by worms in the camp’s compost centre, to be used by local farmers.

Everything that can be recycled is and reusable containers, including water bottles for guests, are implemented throughout the camp to reduce their waste output. Plastic wraps are replaced with reusable, washable and compostable waxed cotton cloths and glass containers are taken to the city to be properly recycled.