Emerging beside craggy mountains and the glistening Lake Sarmiento in Torres del Paine National Park, Patagonia - Torres Del Paine Retreat weaves itself into the landscape with subtle style, blending into the magnificence of the region. Here in this untamed part of the world, the perfect spot for an adventure vacation, what you see at our Patagonia - Torres Del Paine Retreat adventure spa hotel is emerald lakes, fantastic mountain ranges, and abundant wildlife.
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DID YOU KNOW THAT SPRING IS THE BEST TIME TO VISIT PATAGONIA?
Discover Patagonia at its prime! It's springtime in Chile during October, November, and early December, which means the region is in full bloom.
ROOMS WITH A VIEW
Discover our beautiful and warm accommodations at Patagonia - Torres Del Paine Retreat, an adventure and spa hotel with sweeping views of Torres del Paine National Park in Chilean Patagonia.
ORIGINS OF LIFE: HIKING THROUGH THE GEOLOGY OF PATAGONIA'S LAKE SARMIENTO
Discover ancient geological formations on this hiking tour in Patagonia! Unearth thousands of years of geology on this hiking tour based around the shores of Lake Sarmiento in Patagonia. Here you can discover rare formations that reflect the beginnings of the Earthâs history.
PATAGONIA - TORRES DEL PAINE RETREAT EXPERIENCE
The Paine Massifâs silhouette serves as a backdrop for Uma Spa at Patagonia - Torres Del Paine Retreat. Indulge in our outdoor hot tub or switch between the steam room and indoor pool. Encased in tall glass walls, youâll feel effortlessly connected to Patagonia all the while enjoying our wellness facilities.
Discover Torres del Paine with us
A native culture thousands of years in the making, pioneering exploration, and dramatic landscapes, this is Chilean Patagonia. In southern Patagonia, you will find Torres del Paine National Park with its iconic peaks, mirror-glass lagoons, and mighty glaciers. Not to mention the endless walking trails, opportunities to see native fauna such as the Andean Condor, adrenaline-packed outdoor sports, and a rich cultural heritage.
From Sir Francis Drake, Lady Florence Dixie to Charles Darwin, many have passed through these lands, though few have wanted to leave.
THE GEOGRAPHY OF PATAGONIA AND TORRES DEL PAINE
Wider Patagonia covers nearly 400,000sq miles (roughly 1,000,000sq km) of unforgiving gorges, deep mountain lakes, and the southerly ends of life on land itself. Torres del Paine National Park occupies 700sq miles (1,814sq km) of those varied landscapes. Amid the carpet of lush Pine and Lenga forests, Torres del Paine is home to no less than four giant glaciers: the Grey; Pingo; French and Dickson, all with their picturesque glacial lakes and surrounding rock formations. Chilean Patagonia is generally more mountainous than its Argentinian neighbor, with the three iconic Torres spires ranking among the most famous of them all.
FLORA AND FAUNA IN TORRES DEL PAINE NATIONAL PARK
Torres del Paine National Park is teeming with native plant species and perfectly well-adapted animal life. Swathes of Beech, Lenga, and Coihue trees fill forests while Firebush, Winterâs Bark, and Fuchsia shrubs line walking trails and occupy the plains. Orchids, Irises, and Lupins hug the riverbanks and punctuate woodlands, blossoming during the warmer months along with countless naturally-sown herbs.
Wildlife also abounds here, with the park hosting over 100 bird species, 30 different mammals, reptiles, and infinite varieties of insects. Some of the better-known residents include Andean Condors, Pumas, Rheas, Patagonian Grey Foxes, Hawks, and Eagles, Lizards, Flamingos, and Frogs, among many more.
Birdwatching and horseback rides are a great addition to any itinerary, in among the adventure activities which Patagonia - Torres Del Paine Retreat is well-known for. On these excursions, youâll discover many dramatic viewpoints, nesting sites, and natural habitats easily explored in the company of our expert local guides.
OUTDOOR ADVENTURES IN TORRES DEL PAINE
Undeniably one of the worldâs great destinations for all manner of outdoor activities, the Torres del Paine National Park in Chilean Patagonia has it all. From gentle walks and photography tours to kayaking, biking, horse riding, and hiking, there is an activity for everyone. There are two main reasons why this region is so sought after: one is the abundance of outdoor adventures across the varied terrain and mixed natural environments, and the other is the enjoyment of its natural beauty. Expend as much or as little energy as you desire, with a vast range of excursions and outings aimed to suit the interests and physical fitness of all ages and abilities.
THE ANCIENT HISTORY OF TORRES DEL PAINE
Patagonia - Torres Del Paine Retreat has been a part of Chilean Patagonia since 2011; however, human inhabitation of what is now the national park stretches far beyond that. The Tehuelche tribespeople were one of the main groups who occupied these lands more than 1,000 years ago, adapting over time to the pressures of harsh winters and all too short summers. Evidence suggests that nomadic tribes of fellow hunter-gatherers â such as the Selkânam, Yaghan, and Kaweskar â traveled between Torres del Paine and the neighboring Tierra del Fuego National Park, fishing in the lakes and foraging in the forests.
Outside exploration of the region took hold in the late 19th century, as groups of pioneering Chilean cowboys from the north roamed and settled, as did European visitors from the early 20th century onwards, all of whom now play their part in Patagonian history and heritage.
ESTANCIA CULTURE OF TORRES DEL PAINE
To live and prosper in Patagonia requires ingenuity and adaptability, with the estancias and working horse ranches of the region playing a vital part in the survival of its people, particularly in the 18th and 19th centuries. Here, skilled herdsmen relied heavily on their relationship with the horses to farm and graze huge expanses of land. The gauchos group cattle and round sheep while also using the strength and dexterity of trusty steeds to access otherwise inhospitable grounds.
Covering distance at speed was also essential, and it is for these reasons that the culture of horse ranches and estancias features heavily in the psyche of people here to this day. Leisurely, recreational rides are far more suited to the 21st-century traveler, of which there are endless trails and routes available for anyone keen to enjoy a taste of this traditional way of life.
Rooms with a View
Our Patagonia - Torres Del Paine Retreat rooms are an ode to nature, like the rest of Patagonia - Torres Del Paine Retreat. The space is elegant yet understated, made with local wood, with whitewash walls on either side
All-Inclusive Programs and Short Stay Options
Choose from our all-inclusive programs tailored to your length of stay, ensuring a hassle-free and memorable experience. From transfers to/from nearby towns to curated excursions and culinary delights, we have everything covered for your convenience.
Transfers and Important Information
Relax and let us take care of your transportation needs with our inclusive transfer services. Please review our transfer service itinerary prior to booking flights to ensure a seamless journey. For special requirements or allergies, kindly inform us in advance for personalized attention.
Groups and Payment Policy
For group bookings or special arrangements, our Guest Experience team is dedicated to providing tailored solutions. To confirm your reservation, adhere to our payment policy outlined to secure your dream getaway to Tierra North Patagonia - Small Island Property.
Cancellation Policy and Travel Insurance
Plan your trip with peace of mind knowing our strict cancellation policy is in place. We strongly recommend guests to have comprehensive travel insurance covering medical care and cancellation for added assurance during their stay.
Guest access
Note: This is a 5 room property complete with state of the art spa facilities, famous gourmet chef and bartender with all inclusive gourmet meals and drinks, as well as excursions included during your stay.
Short stay programs:
1 night stay: Includes all meals, open bar and one half day excursion only. Airport transfer not included.
2 nights stay: Includes all meals, open bar, one full day excursion in regular service and transfer to/from Castro, only.
3 or more nights: Full all inclusive program, including regular transfer service to/from Castro or Puerto Montt.
Transfers:
The two night rate includes shared transfers between Castro and Tierra Chiloé only.
Transfer services are shared with other Tierra guests, and with a driver only.
For guests staying for 3 or more nights, a regular transfer service at specific times is included between Tierra Chiloé and Puerto Montt, in addition to Castro (see schedules).
