Full Day Torres del Paine & Milodon
Duration
1 day(s)
Languages
English
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Included
Hike through Grey Lake and observe glacial landscapes closely
Explore Milodon Caves and learn prehistoric Patagonian history
Admire panoramic views of the iconic Torres del Paine mountains
Spot native wildlife and appreciate diverse Patagonian flora
€ 90.33
€ 83.10
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Adult (2 - 99)
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Experience the breathtaking landscapes of Torres del Paine National Park on this full-day tour. Departing from Puerto Natales, you will travel through the Patagonian steppe, enjoying stunning views and the region’s unique flora and fauna. The journey includes a visit to the Milodon Caves, a site of great natural and historical interest, where you can learn about the prehistoric discoveries that give the area its name. Along the way, your expert guide will provide insights into the geology, wildlife, and history of this remarkable park.
The tour also includes a stop at one of the best viewpoints in Torres del Paine, offering panoramic vistas of the iconic mountains, lakes, and glaciers. You will enjoy a walk in the Grey Lake sector, where the magnificent Grey Glacier dominates the scenery. This experience allows you to immerse yourself in the pristine beauty of Patagonia and capture unforgettable photographs of one of the world’s most impressive natural landscapes. The tour is suitable for all nature lovers seeking adventure and a close encounter with Patagonian wilderness.
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Professional guide
Air-conditioned vehicle
Food and drinks
Gratuities
Box lunch
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Comfortable shoes and clothes
Water bottle
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Not wheelchair accessible
No public transportation nearby
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Activity Provider: Tangol Tours
Customer Reviews
古川
April in Patagonia felt like stepping into a prehistoric dream—our tiny tour group rumbled from Puerto Natales, and none of us were ready for the awe of Cueva del Milodón Natural Monument. I’ve explored caves worldwide, from European limestone labyrinths to Icelandic lava tubes, but nothing prepared me for this glacial-carved giant’s sheer scale: 200 meters deep, 10 meters high, its rough walls casting shadows that made every crevice feel like a hidden secret. Beyond its size lies wild, ancient history. In 1895, a Chilean explorer unearthed preserved fur, bones and dung of the Mylodon darwinii—a 10,000-year-old giant ground sloth, as tall as an elephant. Later digs found stone tools too, proof early humans once sheltered here alongside these prehistoric beasts. Standing there, running a hand along the cool rock, I pictured it: lumbering sloths padding through the dark, ancient fires flickering in the distance. This cave isn’t just big—it’s a time capsule, holding echoes of a long-gone world. By the time we headed out, Patagonian wind whipped the grasslands. Our small group climbed back into the van, still reeling—not just from the cave’s size, but from the quiet magic of standing where history and wilderness collide so vividly. Cueva del Milodón isn’t just a Patagonia must-see. It’s a place that sticks with you, long after the tour van fades away.
Jonas
Is it a must do in Puerto Natales? I don’t think so. Is it a nice thing to do if you have a free day? Sure thing. I did not really get why this is the Milodon cave as there a no bones or excavations but its just a cave in the end. I did a bike tour from PN and I enjoyed the good views.
Jason
I really liked this little park. Had a lot to do an even if you were not physically all that "strong" you could still see most of the sites. Great for familes.
Tabor
This is a fun cave. It cost $11,000/adult, free for under 12s. We loved reading about the history and exploring the giant cave. It’s great for a picnic. There are bathrooms.
GetYourGuide
The sceneries plus the guide that offered good information.
Montana
The day trip was GREAT for all of us and Jose gave us a wonderful day he is just perfect! Thank you Jose for a day to remember
Ashod
This cave is famous by the fact that prehistoric Mylodons leaved here. The footprints show that pumas and foxes visit this cave at night. This is not a very long but very wide cave.