9-Day Fly Fishing in Chile's Patagonia

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Immerse yourself in the wine world at the Santa Rita Winery. Founded in 1880, the finest French vines were introduced here. Travel back in time as you visit the manor, explore wine cellars, and learn about winemaking processes. Taste some of the country’s finest wines as you indulge in gourmet dishes at the winery’s restaurant La Casona de Doña Paula. Stop at Alto Jahuel Andean Museum to see a collection that includes pre-Colombian objects from different Chilean cultures and return to Santiago.

You will be picked up from your hotel and driven to the Santiago airport to take your flight from Santiago to Punta Arenas. Then, transfer from the airport in Punta Arenas to your hotel in Puerto Natales. Puerto Natales is your gateway to the famous Torres del Paine National Park and to outdoor activities like trekking, kayaking, mountain biking, or simply cruising along the lakes, you'll have the remainder of the day to relax and enjoy this natural haven.

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Arriving at Lake Grey, we will board a catamaran to the base camp to start kayaking.

Specialised guides will give you technical instructions on the use and safety of the kayak and then take you paddling between the icebergs and the glacier. Your kayaking journey will be very easy going as you learn how to navigate the thick chunks of ice. A very cool experience - with all puns intended.

After this exciting activity, we will return to the catamaran and then to our van.

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Enjoy fly fishing in the remote region of Patagonia near the Remota Patagonia Lodge. Fly fishing is the perfect way to appreciate the beautiful scenery of the region while taking some time to oneself. For fishing in the rivers and lakes of Patagonia, it is recommended light and quick action gear. An ideal situation would be to bring 2 or 3 fishing rods for the varying fishing conditions. Light reels are recommended for fishing in this area, and remember to bring extra coils to simplify fishing.

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Enjoy fly fishing in the remote region of Patagonia near the Remota Patagonia Lodge. Fly fishing is the perfect way to appreciate the beautiful scenery of the region while taking some time to oneself. For fishing in the rivers and lakes of Patagonia, it is recommended light and quick action gear. An ideal situation would be to bring 2 or 3 fishing rods for the varying fishing conditions. Light reels are recommended for fishing in this area, and remember to bring extra coils to simplify fishing.

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After an hour and a half trip by van we will arrive at Cerro Paine and start hiking. To reach the Ascencio Valley you will climb to the Paso de los Vientos (Pass of the Wind) to get an amazing view of the pampa, lakes, and Ascencio valley. After that we will retrace the valley, crossing an old Lenga Forest to reach the beginning of a glacial moraine which we will start climbing step by step until we reach the Base Towers. If weather conditions permit you will have a great view of the towers.

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We will depart Remota towards Torres del Paine National Park. Once we get to Laguna Azul we will start pedaling towards Paine waterfall, through the Macho canyon. At Paine Waterfall we will board our van which will take us to the entrance of Laguna Amarga to take our bicycles again to continue our ride through the main road, with magnificent views of the Paine Massif, riding always in between the fauna and flora permanently present in the area.