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Our travel experts handle the details; you enjoy your trip.
About Us
Our Journey, Your Adventure
At Bosque Patagonia, we’re local Chileans with a deep love for Patagonia’s wild beauty and its incredible wildlife. Our story is rooted in our passion for sharing the untamed landscapes and unique animals of Chilean Patagonia with travelers like you. Since we began, we’ve been devoted to crafting immersive, unforgettable adventures that bring you closer to nature’s wonders, from rugged mountains to vibrant ecosystems, guided by our expertise and heartfelt connection to this land.
PATAGONIA
We Offer Unique Locations
Torres del Paine
In Torres del Paine, jagged peaks and turquoise lakes paint a scene of wild splendor. Here thrives one of the densest puma populations on Earth, with fifty or more cats prowling amidst abundant guanacos. This vibrant refuge, where condors glide, pulses with nature’s untamed heart.
Tierra del Fuego & Cordillera Darwin
At the world’s edge, Tierra del Fuego’s Cordillera Darwin rises with rugged peaks and vast icefields, where glaciers meet tempest-carved fjords. Andean condors soar above guanacos, and king penguins cluster on lenga-fringed shores, nature’s fierce symphony in this remote wilderness.
Los Glaciares National Park Argentina
In Argentina’s Patagonia, Los Glaciares National Park dazzles with the mighty Perito Moreno Glacier, its ice crashing into turquoise waters. Amid jagged peaks, huemul deer and condors roam, a vivid hymn to nature’s grandeur.
Travel Consultations
In the wild heart of Patagonia, where tall peaks touch the sky and glaciers tell ancient stories, Bosque Patagonia invites you to begin a journey like no other. Imagine following the quiet paths of pumas, watching condors fly over sparkling emerald lakes, and standing amazed before vast icefields. Let us, your dedicated guides, create a trip that fills your heart with wonder.
Contact us now to shape your adventure in the vibrant beauty of this wild paradise!
Reviews from our Customers
Esther Witteveen
★★★★★
"I still can't believe that we saw an actual wild puma!!! Thank you Claudio and Fernanda for the incredible experience."
Paul Evans
★★★★★
"This was the first time my wife and I visited a glacier. The ice was bright blue and to top it all off, we enjoyed a fantastic Pisco Sour made with real glacier ice."
Julie Bernard
★★★★★
"As a solo traveler, I was a bit apprehensive about my journey, but Bosque Patagonia put all my worries to rest."
Our Team
Claudio
Fernanda
FAQS
What clothes should I pack?
- Base Layer (Moisture-Wicking): Pack a lightweight, long-sleeve merino wool or synthetic thermal top to keep you dry during physical activity. Avoid cotton, as it retains moisture.
- Insulating Layer: A fleece jacket or lightweight puffy jacket (synthetic or down) for warmth during cooler moments, like early mornings or shaded areas.
- Outer Layer (Waterproof/Windproof): A packable, waterproof, and windproof hardshell jacket with a hood is essential for rain and Patagonia’s infamous winds. Look for one with pit zips for ventilation.
- Bottoms: Quick-dry hiking pants or softshell pants that offer mobility and wind resistance. Consider water-resistant options. Pack lightweight rain pants for heavy downpours.
- Footwear: Waterproof, broken-in hiking boots with good traction for uneven terrain. Gaiters are optional for muddy trails. Bring moisture-wicking socks (merino wool preferred).
- Accessories:
- A warm beanie or fleece-lined hat to protect against wind.
- Lightweight gloves for chilly mornings or higher altitudes.
- A buff or neck gaiter for warmth and sun protection.
- Sunglasses (UV-protective) for bright, reflective conditions near glaciers or lakes.
- A lightweight cap for sun protection during warmer moments.
- Backpack Essentials: A 20-30L daypack to carry layers, with a rain cover for wet conditions.
Other Considerations:
Sunscreen (high SPF) and lip balm with SPF, as UV rays are strong in Patagonia.
A small microfiber towel for unexpected rain or sweat.
Optional: Trekking poles for stability on rugged trails.
Packing Strategy: Layering is key. Wear the base layer and pants, carry the fleece and hard shell in your pack, and keep accessories handy. Check the local forecast closer to the trip, as weather varies across Patagonia.
Can you facilitate a pick-up from my hotel?
Yes, we facilitate pick-up and drop-off from any hotel in Puerto Natales on the day of your excursion.
Do you offer low-impact excursion options?
Yes, we offer low-impact excursion options! For example, our full-day Torres del Paine tour includes pick-up and drop-off, transporting you in a comfortable van to incredible scenic locations. At each stop, you have the flexibility to explore at your own comfort level.
Get In Touch
Email: [email protected]
Office Address: Manuel Bulnes 1423, Puerto Natales Magallanes y la Antártica Chilena 6160000
Hours:
Mon - Sun
9.30 am to 22.30 pm
