Leave Puerto Natales to make the first stop at Milodon Cave, which is located 24 kilometers north of Puerto Natales. This natural monument is composed of three caverns and a rocky conglomerate called "Silla del Diablo". Before getting to the cave, we will pass by La Silla del Diablo (Devil's chair); its name comes from the popular imagination that the rock has a chair shape. The oldest men of Patagonia say that in this place the devil appeared to those who came to look for him on the dark nights.
Later on, we will continue our excursion to Torres del Paine National Park. On the way, we can see this stunning massif as well as Sofia Lagoon, Prat Range, Porteño Lake, Mesa Hill, Del Toro Lake, Del Toro, and Ballena Hill. Here we can see the beautiful landscape that surrounds us from the Grey Lake viewpoint. A couple of kilometers later, we will go over the Serrano bridge to continue to the Grey lake sector. In this area, we can walk along the shore of Grey Lake. If the conditions are good, we can keep walking until Grey's viewpoint. When we go back to the parking lot, we will continue our excursion until a restaurant to rest and have lunch (Lunch is not included in our service).
Once we are ready, we will begin the second part of our visit to Torres del Paine National Park, heading to the Salto Grande sector. We will visit the Nordenskjold lake viewpoint and we will continue enjoying the spectacular views of this sinuous route which will approach us to the Amarga Lagoon area. Before that, we will visit Paine waterfall which is a beautiful place where we can see the turquoise waters that come from the Paine River.
After enjoying this pleasant show, you'll be dropped in Torres del Paine and take the shuttle to your hotel inside the park.