$2,490.00 USD

From: $1,245.00 USD p.p.

Weekend retreat at a lodge in Cerro Castillo. Visit ancient rock-art, and chose between a hike in the park, or a day visit to the stepped falls.

Why Aysen?

When most travelers picture Patagonia, their minds drift to the jagged peaks of Torres del Paine or the windswept Argentinian pampa. But tucked far from the well-trodden routes lies Patagonia’s most guarded treasure—Aysén.

This is the Patagonia few have ever seen. A land where ancient forests breathe in silence, glaciers spill into glassy fjords, and untamed rivers carve through valleys that seem untouched by time. Here, the geography is a secret blend of mountains, ice fields, and remote coastline found nowhere else on Earth.

Come lose yourself in Chile’s most isolated region, where nature still reigns and the crowds have yet to arrive. With Chile Off Track, you’ll journey into the wild with comfort, safety, and the kind of wonder you thought only existed in stories.

Cerro Castillo Lodge Retreat – 3 days, 2 nights

Parque Cerro Castillo is a Natural reserve surrounding Cerro Castillo, a mountain formation of craggy, jagged peaks. The park is made up of native forests teeming with Huemules, Pumas, Patagonian hares, foxes, and Condors.

During this extended weekend, you’ll be staying at a beautiful wilderness lodge with all the warmth and comfort you may desire.

Day 1 – Balmaceda to Cerro Castillo

We’ll pick you up at Balmaceda airport, and drive south to Villa Cerro Castillo. On the way we may be lucky enough to spot Huemules and other animals at the edges of the park.

After Checking into the lodge, we’ll take you on a walk through the park to visit Paredón de Manos”, 7000 year-old rock-art.

Day 2 – Choose Your Own Adventure

Depending on how active you are, and your interests, you may choose between 2 activities:

1.- 6 hour hike through the park up to Cerro Castillo

2.- Day-trip to Puerto Ibañez, visit Chelenko Lake, and the Stepped Waterfalls

Day 3 – Return to Santiago

We’ll pick you up at the lodge, and drive you to Balmaceda airport, from where you’ll fly back to Santiago.

Availability

This tour runs from November through March, which is the best time to enjoy Patagonia’s landscapes and wildlife.

Conditions

Please note that this itinerary may change due to weather conditions or unforeseen circumstances.

During summer season conditions are usually very stable, but this is wild Patagonia and the unexpected is part of the charm. Remember, we’ve got you and we’ll sort things out. As the saying goes, “El que se apura en la Patagonia pierde el tiempo” (they who rush in Patagonia end up wasting their time)

Cancellation

  • Cancellations made 40 days or more before the trip start date will result in a 75% refund of the deposit per person, minus any non-recoverable third-party costs (e.g., hotel deposits, permits).
  • Cancellations made within 39 days of the trip start date are non-refundable. No refunds will be given for last-minute cancellations, early departures, or failure to attend the tour, regardless of the reason.
  • Non-recoverable Costs: Chile Off Track reserves the right to deduct any non-recoverable costs from the refunded amount (e.g., third-party deposits, vendor penalties).

👉 For full details, please visit our Booking & Cancellation Policy page.

♻️ Sustainability Commitment

At Chile Off Track, we’re passionate about preserving the environment. As part of our commitment to sustainable tourism, we’ve eliminated single-use plastic water bottles on all tours.

We encourage all guests to bring a refillable water bottle. If you forget yours, don’t worry—we’ll gladly provide one for you to use during the tour. Together, we can reduce waste and protect the natural beauty of Chile, one step (and one sip) at a time.

Planning to spend a night in Santiago before or after?

Take a look at our recommendations for restaurants and hotels. And if you’d like to add more to your trip, check out our tours from Santiago.

Additional information

What’s included?

Accomodation, Excursions as described, Tour Transport, Bilingual guide, Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner (when included in finalized itinerary)

What's not included?

Domestic flights, Dinner, Health Insurance, Travel insurance, Trip cancellation insurance

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