Next four days are dedicated to the exploration of the Torres del Paine National Park, which we will photograph from sunrise to sunset in any weather condition that allows it.
The park is not only one of the best known of the 36 national parks in Chile, but also boasts one of the most spectacular mountain ranges in South America: the Cordillera del Paine. Its three needle-like granite mountains, which are up to 3,000 meters high, form the unmistakable and at the same time overwhelming symbol of the region. It is not only the breathtaking mountain landscape that makes the park so special. You will also be amazed by gigantic glacier masses, calming fjords, crystal-clear lakes, enchanted swamps, fairytale cypress forests – the southernmost in the world – and fresh grassy landscapes with colorful orchids. And that’s not all: shy pumas, lively rheas, majestic Andean condors and pretty guanacos live in the huge national park. You will notice: the diversity of this landscape is almost limitless, which is due in particular to its unique location between the Magellanic subpolar forest and the Patagonian steppe.
Overnight and dinner in the hotel near the park entrance.