Torres del Paine is one of Patagonia’s most spectacular national parks, famous for its granite towers, glaciers and the W and O treks. Most travelers stay in Puerto Natales, which has hostels, guesthouses and hotels, while lodges and refugios inside the park are pricier and book up early.
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Puerto Natales is the gateway town to Torres del Paine National Park, with buses and tours to the park entrances.
The gateway town on the waterfront — the cheapest and most convenient base for tours and buses.
Lodges, hotels and refugios in the park — spectacular but expensive and limited.
Estancias and lodges near the park’s eastern entrances.
The regional city and main airport, a few hours by road from Puerto Natales.
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November–March is the main season, with long days but strong winds. Shoulder months are cheaper and quieter; winter is cold and many services close.
Puerto Natales has the cheapest hostels and hotels, with daily buses to the park.
Yes. Campsites and refugios on the W and O treks must be reserved ahead, especially in peak summer.
Fly to Puerto Natales (seasonal flights) or Punta Arenas and take a bus.