--- title: How to Travel to Chilean Patagonia. A Complete Guide for Brazilians description: Discover how to explore Chilean Patagonia, focusing on Torres del Paine, with tips for Brazilian travelers on travel routes, accommodations, and must-see attractions. image: https://blog.lastorres.com/hubfs/social-suggested-images/base_torres%20(3).jpg --- [Skip to content](https://blog.lastorres.com/how-to-travel-to-chilean-patagonia-a-complete-guide-for-brazilians#main-content) English - [Português](https://blog.lastorres.com/pt/how-to-travel-to-chilean-patagonia.-a-complete-guide-for-brazilians) - [Español](https://blog.lastorres.com/es/como-llegar-a-la-patagonia-chilena-una-guia-completa-para-brasilenos) - [English](https://blog.lastorres.com/how-to-travel-to-chilean-patagonia-a-complete-guide-for-brazilians) English [![lastorres.comcontentuploadslogo2-Mar-15-2024-01-53-37-2326-PM](https://blog.lastorres.com/hs-fs/hubfs/social-suggested-images/lastorres.comcontentuploadslogo2-Mar-15-2024-01-53-37-2326-PM.png?width=109&height=100&name=lastorres.comcontentuploadslogo2-Mar-15-2024-01-53-37-2326-PM.png "lastorres.comcontentuploadslogo2-Mar-15-2024-01-53-37-2326-PM")](https://lastorres.com/) - [Home](https://lastorres.com/) - [Blog](https://blog.lastorres.com) - [Programs](https://lastorres.com/en/circuits-and-tours/las-torres-reserve/) - [Trekking circuits](https://lastorres.com/en/circuits-and-tours/hiking-circuits/) - [All inclusive](https://lastorres.com/en/circuits-and-tours/all-inclusive/) - [Where to stay](https://lastorres.com/en/where-to-lodge/where-to-stay/) - [Sustainability](https://sustainability.lastorres.com) - [Contact](https://share.hsforms.com/1XRnl9HfrRwaIlfEpBPrgCAq3pmv) ![How to Travel to Chilean Patagonia. A Complete Guide for Brazilians](https://blog.lastorres.com/hubfs/social-suggested-images/base_torres%20(3).jpg) # How to Travel to Chilean Patagonia. A Complete Guide for Brazilians [Daniel Courtouke August 29, 2025](https://blog.lastorres.com/author/daniel-courtouke) - 6 mins ###### Planning a trip to Chilean Patagonia is the first step to living one of the most incredible experiences in South America. Known for its wild landscapes, towering mountains and unforgettable trails, the region attracts travelers in search of a connection with nature and memorable adventures. But for many Brazilians, the question still remains: what is the best way to get here? In this guide, we will explain how to explore Chilean Patagonia, with a special focus on Torres del Paine National Park, one of the most iconic destinations on the continent. And the best part: you’ll understand why staying inside the park can elevate your experience—and how **Las Torres Patagonia** can be the perfect starting point for this adventure. ### **1. Where is Chilean Patagonia and where to start?** Patagonia is a region shared by Chile and Argentina, located in the far south of our continent. On the Chilean side, the main entry point for those wanting to visit Torres del Paine National Park is the city of **Punta Arenas**, which has an airport with regular flights from Santiago. Another alternative is to travel to **Puerto Natales**, which is a smaller city but closer to the park. It also has an airport, but with less frequent flights. For Brazilians, the most common route is: - Fly from São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro or other capitals to **Santiago de Chile** - From Santiago, take a flight to **Punta Arenas (PUQ)** with an approximate duration of 3 hours and 30 minutes Punta Arenas usually offers lower prices and more frequent flights. However, since it is further away, it is worth evaluating the cost-benefit ratio between choosing a longer trip or prioritizing the convenience of spending less time on the road. Either way, it is almost always necessary to consider almost a full day if traveling directly from Brazil, so combining the trip with a stop in Santiago can be an excellent option. ##### **![How to reach Torres del Paine from Punta Arenas or Puerto Natales.](https://blog.lastorres.com/hs-fs/hubfs/AdobeStock_583715973.jpeg?width=4032&height=2268&name=AdobeStock_583715973.jpeg)** ### **2. How to reach Torres del Paine from Punta Arenas or Puerto Natales.** After landing in Punta Arenas or Puerto Natales, the next step is to travel to the park itself. The options include renting a car, taking a bus or hiring an airport transfer. The most practical and safest way to travel this route is to use the transportation service offered by **Las Torres Patagonia**, the only hotel located within the Torres del Paine National Park that has its own transportation. Transportation from both cities to the park is complimentary for hotel guests who choose the **all-inclusive** program. ##### **Transfers from Punta Arenas (airport or city):** - Daily departures at **9:30 am** and **2:00 pm** (arriving at the hotel at **5:00 pm** and **9:00 pm**, respectively) - There is also a special departure at **12:00 pm**, which arrives at **7:00pm** - The meeting point at the airport (PUQ) is approximately **30 minutes after departure from the city** - The trip includes a stop at **Estancia Cerro Negro** for a rest stop and lunch (depending on the schedule) ![Transfers Las Torres Patagonia](https://blog.lastorres.com/hs-fs/hubfs/_MG_3072.jpg?width=901&height=601&name=_MG_3072.jpg) ##### **Transfers from Puerto Natales:**   - Daily departure at **2:00 pm**, arriving at the hotel at **4:30 pm** - Ideal for those already in the region or those flying into the **Puerto Natales (PNT)** airport The return trip also includes daily departures from the hotel to both cities, always synchronized with flight and transfer schedules. As the journey can take between **2.5 and 6 hours**, it is important to respect the set schedules to ensure comfort and safety. ##### **![Patagonia All-Inclusive Hotel Las Torres](https://blog.lastorres.com/hs-fs/hubfs/HOTEL-FACHADA-2025-01073.jpg?width=5000&height=3333&name=HOTEL-FACHADA-2025-01073.jpg)** ### **3. Why choose accommodations within the park?** By opting for accommodations in **Las Torres Patagonia**, you avoid long daily commutes and your hikes begin by stepping out the door of the hotel and onto the trails. In addition, the hotel offers guided excursions, culinary experiences, direct connection with nature and a sustainable proposal for responsible tourism. For the coming season, the hotel will have some new surprises in its infrastructure, including improvements to the **bar**, the **restaurant** and the **gardens**—initiatives that aim to make guests’ stays even more complete, complementing the room renovations inaugurated less than a year ago. ![Patagonia vacation](https://blog.lastorres.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Bar%20Pionero_9.jpg?width=2000&height=1333&name=Bar%20Pionero_9.jpg) ### **4. When to visit Chilean Patagonia.** The **high season** runs from **November to March**, when the days are longer and the weather is more stable. For those who want to avoid the crowds, **October and April** are also good options. Although temperatures are lower, the scenery is still just as breathtaking. ##### **![When to visit Chilean Patagonia](https://blog.lastorres.com/hs-fs/hubfs/10042024-_JBA4930-1.jpg?width=2000&height=1334&name=10042024-_JBA4930-1.jpg)** ### **5. What to see in Chilean Patagonia.** The **Torres del Paine National Park** is a true natural spectacle, full of landscapes that look like something out of a movie. Its main attractions include the **iconic [Torres del Paine](https://nosnochile.com.br/categoria/destinos/chile/patagonia/torres-del-paine/)**: three imposing granite towers that give the park its name and attract hikers from all over the world. The **Grey Glacier**, with its blue immensity and floating icebergs, is another must-see, as are the turquoise lakes (such as **Pehoé** and **Nordenskjöld**), the **lenga** forests, waterfalls such as **Salto Grande** and the rich Patagonian fauna, which includes **guanacos, foxes, condors** and even **pumas**. The hiking trails are varied and accessible for different fitness levels, from light hikes to the famous **W Circuit**. ##### ![Extra tips for Brazilians visiting for the first time](https://blog.lastorres.com/hs-fs/hubfs/VOLUNTARIOS_2025_G2_SELECCI0N-117B.jpg?width=2748&height=1832&name=VOLUNTARIOS_2025_G2_SELECCI0N-117B.jpg) ### 6. Extra tips for Brazilians visiting for the first time. If you are coming from Brazil, it is important to prepare yourself for some particularities of Chilean Patagonia. To begin with, the **weather**: even in summer, it can be **unpredictable**, with strong winds, rain and sharp drops in temperature. Therefore, dress in layers, including a **windbreaker, fleece** and **hat**. Another important point is **connectivity**: cellular signal and internet access may be limited inside the park. Notify your friends and family before the trip and take the opportunity to **disconnect from your routine**. On to practical matters, **Brazilians do not need a visa or passport to enter Chile**—all you need is your **identity document (RG) in good condition**. The local currency is the **Chilean peso**, but many tourist services accept **international cards**. Even so, we recommend that you bring some **cash** for minor expenses. Another common question is about **vaccines**: **Chile does not require any specific vaccination** for Brazilians. Finally, if you are not fluent in Spanish, don’t worry: many **guides speak English**, and with a little effort (and perhaps a translation app), communication flows smoothly.   [![Our location is in the heart of Torres del Paine, at the base of the park’s most famous hiking circuits.  ](https://no-cache.hubspot.com/cta/default/43843207/interactive-173456832523.png)](https://blog.lastorres.com/hs/cta/wi/redirect?encryptedPayload=AVxigLI0YSAqkpJypSebBM%2B%2Fd60X9BoVK6xFJcIQKFsmrGg117krR5a0dlwSKxEKyA9jVBJIHmJu6XWACB3gNrP57B5CtwbBAQHkdmDSZSgHxBLQVXohcfX81EabwpXUOQWOJFm9zDz0VCGO36N04xuL9jDcNRc9HeEyQJoSs0WvSBjuRZKwxybp0Nu1bvgx6LwSp04F%2FMAe%2FsxC4zTIWO0%3D&webInteractiveContentId=173456832523&portalId=43843207&hsLang=en)       ### Daniel Courtouke ## Latest posts [![](https://blog.lastorres.com/hubfs/01-Jul-03-2026-02-25-46-3094-PM.jpg)](https://blog.lastorres.com/hotel-las-torres-the-ideal-base-for-exploring-torres-del-paine?hsLang=en) Jul 3, 2026 11:06:09 AM ### [Hotel Las Torres: The ideal base for exploring Torres del Paine](https://blog.lastorres.com/hotel-las-torres-the-ideal-base-for-exploring-torres-del-paine?hsLang=en) [![](https://blog.lastorres.com/hubfs/02-Jun-20-2026-02-18-07-7583-AM.jpg)](https://blog.lastorres.com/the-history-of-the-indigenous-peoples-of-torres-del-paine?hsLang=en) Jun 20, 2026 2:34:59 PM ### [The History of the Indigenous People of Torres del Paine](https://blog.lastorres.com/the-history-of-the-indigenous-peoples-of-torres-del-paine?hsLang=en) ![LOGO_BLANCO_HORIZONTAL (1)](https://blog.lastorres.com/hs-fs/hubfs/LOGO_BLANCO_HORIZONTAL%20(1).png?width=1165&height=646&name=LOGO_BLANCO_HORIZONTAL%20(1).png "LOGO_BLANCO_HORIZONTAL (1)") ![wtm-latin-america-premios (1)](https://blog.lastorres.com/hs-fs/hubfs/wtm-latin-america-premios%20(1).png?width=216&height=120&name=wtm-latin-america-premios%20(1).png "wtm-latin-america-premios (1)") #### Explore more - [Home](https://lastorres.com/) - [Blog](https://blog.lastorres.com) - [Trekking circuits](https://lastorres.com/en/circuits-and-tours/las-torres-reserve/) - [Sustainability](https://sustainability.lastorres.com/) - [Contact](https://share.hsforms.com/1XRnl9HfrRwaIlfEpBPrgCAq3pmv) #### Follow us [![Quest](https://blog.lastorres.com/hs-fs/hubfs/raw_assets/public/@marketplace/Juice_Tactics_Snacks/Quest/images/quest-white.png?width=150&name=quest-white.png "Quest")](http://lastorres.com) Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. 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