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Watch the stars spiral across the sky in Torres del Paine National Park, Chile - Guided W-Trek EcoCamp in Torres del Paine, Chile
Watch the stars spiral across the sky in Torres del Paine National Park, Chile
Admire the amazing landscapes in Patagonia in Torres del Paine National Park, Chile - Guided W-Trek EcoCamp in Torres del Paine, Chile
Admire the amazing landscapes in Patagonia in Torres del Paine National Park, Chile
Amazing aerial view of the eco-camp within Torres del Paine National Park in Chile - Guided W-Trek EcoCamp in Torres del Paine, Chile
Amazing aerial view of the eco-camp within Torres del Paine National Park in Chile  | Timothy Dhalleine
The Cuernos del Paine are easily distinguished by their exposed granite centres, which contrast sharply with the dark peaks - Guided W-Trek EcoCamp in Torres del Paine, Chile
The Cuernos del Paine are easily distinguished by their exposed granite centres, which contrast sharply with the dark peaks  | Maria Visconti
It's not just humans who like to explore the Torres del Paine National Park in Chile - Guided W-Trek EcoCamp in Torres del Paine, Chile
It's not just humans who like to explore the Torres del Paine National Park in Chile
Verdant landscapes in French Valley, Patagonia - Guided W-Trek EcoCamp in Torres del Paine, Chile
Verdant landscapes in French Valley, Patagonia  | Kyle Super
Inside the Patagonia Eco Camps - Guided W-Trek EcoCamp in Torres del Paine, Chile
Inside the Patagonia Eco Camps  | Kyle Super

Guided W-Trek EcoCamp in Torres del Paine

Experience the world famous W-trek and stay at the unique Ecocamp

7 Days from

$4440 USD

Trip Code: GTW
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Essential Information

Extra trip options & supplements

*Prices listed are per person

Upgrade from camping (tent) to Refugios (shared room with bunk beds) 2 nights
$260 USD
Upgrade to Superior Dome Low Season (5 - 31 Oct 2026) - 4 nights
$980 USD
Single Supplement Low Season (Std Dome only, not refugios) Oct 2026
$1380 USD
Upgrade to Suite Dome Low Season (5 - 31 Oct 2026) - 4 nights
$1350 USD
Upgrade to Superior Dome High Season (1 - 24 Nov 2026 & 1 - 30 Apr 2027 ) - 4 nights
$1710 USD
Upgrade to Superior Dome Peak Season (25 Nov - 22 Dec 2026 & 2 Jan - 31 March 2027 ) - 4 nights
$2170 USD
Single Supplement High Season (Std Dome only, not refugios) 1-24 Nov 2026 & 1-30 April 2027
$2390 USD
Upgrade to Suite Dome High Season (1 - 24 Nov 2026 & 1 - 30 Apr 2027) - 4 nights
$2340 USD
Upgrade to Superior Dome Holiday Season (23 Dec 2026 - 1 Jan 2027 ) - 4 nights
$2090 USD
Single Supplement Peak Season (Std Dome only, not refugios) 25 Nov - 22 Dec 2026 & 2 Jan - 31 Mar 2027
$2740 USD
Single Supplement Holiday Season (Std Dome only, not refugios) 23 Dec 2026 - 1 Jan 2027
$2450 USD
Upgrade to Suite Dome Peak Season (25 Nov - 22 Dec 2026 & 2 Jan - 31 Mar 2027) - 4 nights
$3080 USD
Upgrade to Suite Dome Holiday Season (23 Dec 2026 - 1 Jan 2027) - 4 nights
$2960 USD
Duration
  • 7 Days
Activities
  • 5 days walking
  • Trekking
Style
  • Classic Adventures  
Accommodation
  • 4 nights Ecocamp
  • 2 nights camping
Meals
  • 6 Dinners
  • 7 Lunches
  • 6 Breakfasts
Difficulty Grading  
5 / 10

Moderate

Carbon Footprint  

63kg of CO2-e PP per day

(380kg of CO2-e PP entire trip)

Trip highlights

  • Stay at award-winning EcoCamp Patagonia and enjoy a cozy EcoCamp Dome
  • Take on the visually stunning, world famous 'W' trek
  • Experience beautiful nature and the best of Torres del Paine National Park
  • Explore unique local fauna and flora
  • Trek scenic Valle Frances
  • Journey by boat to Grey Glacier
  • Enjoy the base of the Towers and views of Los Cuernos

Overview

The W Trek in Torres del Paine National Park is one of the world’s most iconic hikes - and for good reason. Located in the heart of Chilean Patagonia, this legendary trail zigzags through a wilderness of jagged granite towers, glacial valleys and vivid blue lakes. It’s a raw, elemental landscape shaped by ice, wind and time - and best explored on foot.

Named after the shape it traces across the Cordillera del Paine - three deep valleys forming a giant ‘W’ - this route connects some of the park’s most spectacular highlights. Hike to the base of the Torres del Paine towers - a dramatic amphitheatre of stone and sky. Traverse the French Valley - where hanging glaciers pour down sheer rock walls. Finish at the Grey Glacier - a shimmering wall of ancient ice flowing from the Southern Patagonian Icefield.

A highlight of this trek is staying at EcoCamp Patagonia, a unique, sustainable dome camp located inside the park. Standard domes include shared bathrooms, with the option to upgrade to superior or suite domes for added comfort. Meals are served in communal domes with panoramic views of the towers, and there are shared spaces to relax, socialise or plan the days ahead. It’s an immersive and memorable way to experience the park while treading lightly on the landscape.

Some nights may be spent at fully equipped campsites near traditional refugios - public mountain lodges offering heated communal dining areas, shared bathrooms and hearty meals. These comfortable, social hubs provide welcome shelter after a rewarding day on the trail.

This trip is ideal for active adventurers seeking an immersive, well-supported trek through Patagonia’s most celebrated national park.

Itinerary

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The trip begins with you being picked up from your hotel in Punta Arenas or Punta Arenas airport (please arrive before 11am) and driven to EcoCamp Patagonia, which is located in the world-famous Torres del Paine National Park. Arrival time is 5.30pm and you wil be provded with a boxed lunch for the journey. (Alternatively, you can start your trip in Calafate or Puerto Natales.) En route we make a stop in Puerto Natales, a small, lively town on the shores of "Seno de Ultima Esperanza", where we enjoy a hearty local lunch. The journey is very scenic, with wild birds and wonderful landscapes. The day ends with our arrival and overnight stay at EcoCamp Patagonia, which is nestled in the heart of Torres del Paine National Park and boasts a prime view of the majestic Torres. Sunset is usually around 11 pm during the summer months. For this reason, upon arrival there will still be enough daylight for you to admire the Patagonian steppe with its guanacos and snow-peaked mountain horizon. Overnight: EcoCamp Patagonia Please note: The two nearby airports are Punta Arena and Puerto Natales. Puerto Natales is only two hours from Torres del Paine, however, there are only a few flights offered each week. Punta Arenas is about five hours from the Torres del Paine National Park, but there are more flights available. We offer two transfers per day, traveling from EcoCamp to Punta Arenas and passing through Puerto Natales. If you come from El Calafate, our regular transfer from there uses a public bus leaving early in the morning and therefore you would have to be there the previous day. Please advise us at the time of booking where you would like to start this trip so joining arrangements can be made.

Meals: L,D

The experience of walking in the Torres del Paine National Park will leave you awe-inspired by the wonderful scenery. It is worth remembering that the Andes is the youngest chain of mountains in the world. One can imagine the great pressures and movements of the earth that created these spectacular peaks. We begin our Patagonian adventure with a pleasant walk through the sinuous Cuernos Trail which leads us alongside the beautiful Lake Nordenskjold. During this warm-up walk we will have the opportunity to admire the park’s exquisite flora and fauna, as we enjoy the magnificent views of the park’s central lakes and the Paine’s Horns, majestic black horn-like peaks of slate atop gray granite which crown the center of the Massif. The trek ends at Refugio Los Cuernos, a small and cozy mountain refuge located on the shores of Lake Nordenskjold. Alternatively, the trek ends at Domo el Francés, located between Cuernos and Italiano camping sites, with an amazing view of Nordenskjöld Lake. The evening is free for relaxing and enjoying dinner. Please be aware that accommodation for tonight and tomorrow will be camping in tents, the campsite provides bathroom facilities. Camping is located near traditional mountain huts, referred to as refugios, these are open to the public visiting Torres del Paine. Refugios are heated and feature comfortable dining areas where plentiful meals are served. Tent accommodation is based on double occupancy. If you would prefer an upgrade to a shared dorm (based on availability), please advise your reservations consultant. Accommodation: Camping area at Cuernos or Domo El Francés (depending on availability)

Meals: B,L,D

After breakfast at Refugio Los Cuernos, we will begin the challenging trek to Valle Frances (French Valley), along a steep trail that leads to the very heart of the Paine Massif. How far in we go depends on our group's trekking rhythm. A swifter walk will lead us to the hanging bridge over the French River, located at the foot of the south-east face of the Massif, where we will be treated to fantastic views of the valley. We will then continue to ascend towards the upper section of the valley where we will be able to marvel at the extensive mass of the valley's geological formations: Hoja (Blade), Máscara (Mask), Espada (Sword), Catedral (Cathedral), Aleta de Tiburón (Shark’s Fin) and the magnificent Fortaleza (Fortress). After our upward trek, we will pause for a picnic and relax a while. This day's trek will end as we descend through an undulating terrain of mixed grassland and light forest which will take us to Refugio Paine Grande. Accommodation: Camping at Paine Grande N.B. An optional trek to Mirador Britanico is also available. Please be aware that the weather in Patagonia can be difficult to deal with at times. Thus, we reserve the right to change the order of the days at the discretion of the trip guide and based on operational considerations. The trip guide can modify, change or eliminate part of this itinerary based on safety/weather considerations.

Meals: B,L,D

Today we will hike from Paine Grande Refugio along the shores of Lake Pehoe to the northern side of the glacially beautiful Lake Grey. We will feast on a picnic lunch before boarding the boat that sails right to the huge, crystalline facade of Glacier Grey, where we will have plenty of time to marvel at the calving glacier. From the southern end of Glacier Grey, we will transfer to EcoCamp. Boat trips across the lake may occasionally be cancelled due to weather conditions of the region or if the required minimum of passengers is not reached. If either is the case, we will trek up to the sightseeing point and profit from wonderful, panoramic views of the Glacier instead. Then we will return on foot to Paine Grande and take a catamaran to Pudeto’s dock, where we will be picked up and driven to EcoCamp. Accommodation: EcoCamp Patagonia Please note: During Low and Shoulder Season (October and April), the boat trip to Glacier Grey may be canceled, if this is the case, the itinerary will be modified to depart from Paine Grande through the Pehoé Lake navigation or Las Carretas trail.

Meals: B,L,D

The goal of our fifth day of this 7-day trip is to complete the most famous trekking trail in Torres del Paine National Park! We will walk from the campsite towards Hostería Las Torres before ascending to Ascencio Valley on the Tower's eastern face. Mountain ridges, beech forests and small rivers line the scenic walk towards the valley. Our big challenge comes in the form of the steep moraine, a huge mass of boulders which will lead us to that iconic base-view of the Towers - Three gigantic granite monoliths, the remains of a great cirque sheared away by the forces of glacial ice. After a tough uphill climb, the Towers eventually come into full view, rising majestically before us, with the glacial lake visible below. Is there any better place in the world to have lunch? After feasting on the view and our picnic, we backtrack along the same trail through Ascencio Valley and return to EcoCamp for a well-deserved dinner. Accommodation: EcoCamp Patagonia

Meals: B,L,D

The sixth day will consist of a less strenuous trail, in order to counter the exhausting efforts of the previous day. After breakfast we will take a leisurely car journey towards Laguna Azul, passing Cañadón Macho en route - which is home to many wild guanacos and ñandúes. Occasionally we will stop to admire the views of the Patagonian steppe and the towers from different perspectives. At Laguna Azul, we will hike to the lookout point where we will be treated to a gorgeous view of both the lagoon and granite towers. After lunch, we will drive to the northern shore of Sarmiento Lake where the Fauna Trail begins. As we hike northbound, we will spot an impressive range of Patagonian fauna on the vast plains, including guanacos, ostrich-like ñandús and perhaps the occasional puma print! We will pass the charming Goic lagoon and after approximately 5km of relaxed walking, we will reach the Laguna Amarga ranger station where we will be picked up and driven back to Ecocamp to celebrate over our farewell dinner. Accommodation: EcoCamp Patagonia *Please note that if there are more than 6 travelers in the group there is an option to split into two groups, with one group (or the whole group if everybody's in the mood!) cycling to Laguna Azul!

Meals: B,L,D

This morning we board an early morning vehicle, sit back, relax and enjoy the scenic drive to Punta Arenas, (on time to catch the evening flight to Santiago if required) and the trip concludes. Please don't book flights before 4pm out of Punta Arenas. Please note: This trip can also end in El Calafate or Puerto Natales at no extra cost. Please advise us at the time of booking where you would like to end the trip.

Meals: B,L

Map

Elevation

The map and elevation chart are for illustrative purposes only and meant to provide general guidelines.

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29 scheduled departures between 5 Oct 2026 and 19 Apr 2027.

  • Departs 5 Oct 2026 – ends 11 Oct 2026 (7 days)
  • Departs 12 Oct 2026 – ends 18 Oct 2026 (7 days)
  • Departs 19 Oct 2026 – ends 25 Oct 2026 (7 days)
  • Departs 26 Oct 2026 – ends 1 Nov 2026 (7 days)
  • Departs 2 Nov 2026 – ends 8 Nov 2026 (7 days)
  • Departs 9 Nov 2026 – ends 15 Nov 2026 (7 days)
  • … and 23 more departures.
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What's included?

Included

  • 6 breakfasts, 7 lunches and 6 dinners
  • Airport transfers on Day 1 and Day 7 (shared service basis)
  • Ecocamp accommodation, in a standard dome twin share
  • Camping for 2 nights on the trek
  • Camping equipment incl sleeping bag is provided if needed
  • Experienced English speaking guides
  • Guide to passenger ratio is 1:6
  • Sightseeing, national park and site entry fees as listed
  • All ground transport as indicated in the itinerary
  • Boat crossing on Grey Lake

Not included

  • International flights and departure taxes
  • Meals and beverages not mentioned in the itinerary
  • Items of a personal nature such as laundry, phone calls, alcohol etc
  • Visa fees
  • Travel insurance (compulsory)
  • Tips and gratuities

Reviews (8)

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Highly recommend the W Trek with Eco Camp, the trek builds each day, scenery spectacular and the eco camp crew where all fantastic

Fiona|SA, Australia
11 Feb 2026
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World Expeditions arranged our stay at the EcoCamp and guided W Trek absolutely perfectly we could not have asked for more.

Christopher|United Kingdom
13 Nov 2025
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Extremely pleased with the trip. We have had the best weather, guides, accommodation, food and seemless transport arrangements.

Wing Han Miriam|NSW Australia
7 May 2025
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Excellent trip, reaching the most awe inspiring scenery and every aspect of organisation covered perfectly

Nicola Owen|Knutsford, United Kingdom
6 Feb 2025
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Our tour was on sold to another supplier, which wasn't made clear to us at the beginning, so WE had nothing to do with it's delivery. The information provided by WE regarding the tour differed in some areas to that of the actual provider so that was frustrating.

Fiona Lang|Fitzroy, VIC Australia
6 Feb 2024
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Incredible trek with knowledgeable and humorous guides. The Eco Camp felt like home after one night. It is a beautiful and unique place

Judith Loughnan|Wooloowin, QLD Australia
16 Nov 2022
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Utterly fabulous from start to finish. Knowledgeable, enthusiastic and entertaining guides, extraordinary scenery on the trek and wonderful accommodation and food at eco camp. Book this trip now. You won’t regret it.

E. Anderson|South Yarra, VIC
26 Nov 2019
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Brendan|QLD, Australia
5 Nov 2025

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Sunrise at the eco-camp in Patagonia, Chile | Timothy Dhalleine

Stay at our Ecocamp in Torres del Paine

EcoCamp Patagonia - these domes are immersed in the park’s wilderness and provide cozy accommodation. EcoCamp has 25 bedroom domes in total and 3 large community domes where guests eat breakfast and dinner overlooking the towers and unwind in the bar in the evening or plan excursions in the library. Accommodation is in standard domes but upgrades to superior or suite domes are possible. Please ask us for details. Standard domes include shared bathrooms which are large, comfortable and gender divided.

Standard Dome at the EcoCamp in Torres del Paine National Park, Chile

Standard Dome

The Standard dome was the first dome we made in EcoCamp and is also the smallest.

Nestled amid the hilltop splendor of EcoCamp, these charming Standard Domes peek out from the lush foliage, inviting guests into a cozy, intimate space. Inside, you'll find a snug haven with a large, warm bed. One of the standout features of the Standard Dome is its skylight, offering a breathtaking view of the stars as you drift off to sleep.

Sleep in comfort in your own space at the eco-camp in Torres del Paine National Park, Chile | Jesus Letelier

Superior Dome

The Superior Domes, spacious and comfortable, are the perfect choice for trekkers seeking a bit more space and comfort at the end of a long day's trekking. They are the ideal upgrade from a Standard Dome for those doing the 'W' trek, offering heating, a private bathroom, and a more spacious interior. Each Superior Dome is equipped with comfortable queen-size or twin beds, a propane heater, and a private bathroom with a sophisticated composting toilet.

Within the EcoCamp experience the luxury of sleeping overlooking the majesty of Torres del Paine National Park | Timothy Dhalleine

Suite Dome

Inside, you'll find a cozy double bed or twin beds, ensuring a restful night's sleep. The private bathroom, equipped with hot water and a state-of-the-art composting toilet, combines modern convenience with eco-friendly design. A contemporary low-emission wood stove keeps the space warm, while locally crafted decorations add a touch of authentic charm. For peace of mind, a safe box is provided for your valuables, and the dome also provides electricity.

The Suite Dome has plenty of room both upstairs and downstairs to fit up to four travellers | Jesus Letelier

Suite Dome Loft

Enjoy all the space and luxury of a Suite Dome with an added loft—ideal for families or larger groups. The main level features a comfortable double bed (or twin beds), cozy chairs, and a convenient table. Upstairs, the loft offers a spacious and inviting double bed. This Suite Dome accommodates up to four guests in total.

Take the chance to take a break and take a yoga class overlooking the stunning scenery in Torres del Paine National Park | Timothy Dhalleine

Yoga Dome

EcoCamp’s Yoga Dome sits perched on the edge of the EcoCamp site, overlooking the Patagonian pampas. It is the ideal space to practice yoga with daily classes twice a day. With the Paine Towers rising in the background and the landscape spread out before you, you’ll feel connected to nature instantly.

As one of the community domes on site, the EcoCamps chefs are waiting to thrill your tastebuds with local delicacies of the region - Torres del Paine | Eline Lonchay

Community Dome

Community Domes provide a meeting place for breakfast and again at the end of the day when groups share an evening cocktail and tasty Chilean dinner at communal tables in the dining room

EcoCamp is the perfect mix of adventure, environmental sustainability and comfort in the wilderness. We offer good quality food and wine in a friendly hospitable atmosphere, with innovative accommodation in the world’s first geodesic dome hotel. We have the utmost respect for the park’s fragile environment, using only green energy and a sophisticated waste recycling system. Our trekking guides are of the highest quality and are specialists in the park’s geography, geology and fauna.

The vast unbroken stretch of ocean to the west and south of the South American continent leaves the Patagonian Andes very exposed to the winds that circle the Antarctic landmass, making the weather hard to predict. Fine weather may deteriorate almost without warning; even in summer (December to March), you should come prepared to find strong cold winds (up to 130 km/hr) and rainfall. The temperature in generally cool but can vary. In summer, the temperature during the day averages at around 11ºC (51ºF). Daytime temperatures range from 2 to 24ºC (36 to 75ºF) and during the night it can range from -5 to -1°C (23 to 30°F).

For the regular pick up from Punta Arenas airport, we always recommend taking the early flight arriving at Punta Arenas before 11 AM. For the regular drop-off, we recommend booking a flight leaving Punta Arenas airport after 3 PM. If coming in from Puerto Natales you must arrive before 4pm and depart after 11am.

EcoCamp’s Standard Domes are specifically designed to naturally absorb heat from the sun during the day and circulate it throughout the dome at night so there’s no need to resort to artificial heating. The temperature will vary depending on conditions outside and fleece blankets are supplied to make sure you’re completely snug at all times. Extra blankets are also available on request.

We've put a lot of effort into developing a menu of fresh, hearty meals that use ingredients from our very own organic garden or from nearby local producers. Our all-inclusive programs include breakfast, box lunch and dinner. EcoCamp Patagonia is proud to be veggie and vegan-friendly, with a great alternative menu of filling and varied vegetarian meals. Just be sure to let them know about your specific dietary needs in advance.

  • Trek the famous W-Trek in Torres del Paine and spend 4 nights at the award-winning EcoCamp and camp for only 2 nights
  • Experienced guides with a guide to passenger ratio of 1:6
  • Carry just a day pack on this fully supported trek and enjoy 3 hearty meals a day
  • Airport transfer from/to Punta Arenas, El Calafate or Puerto Natales included on the first and last day of the trip
  • Camping equipment incl sleeping bag will be provided if needed

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