Torres del Paine National Park

IMPORTANT INFORMATION! If your purchase includes tickets for both national visitors and foreigners, you must make the selection in separate processes, but adding them to the same shopping cart before paying.

Season	Months	Days	Hours	Last Entry
Summer	October to April	Monday to Sunday	07:00 to 21:00	21:00
Winter	May to September	Monday to Sunday	08:00 to 18:30	18:30

* * Schedules or days may vary according to weather conditions or protected area safety regulations.

The updated list of accredited specialized guides is available at the following link

Also, it is recommended to review the Regulations for Tourist Activities in Winter Conditions of Torres del Paine National Park, strictly complying with the measures and recommendations established therein.

Furthermore, the Paine Massif circuit will remain closed until October 31, 2026. Its reopening will be subject to an evaluation of the existing weather and safety conditions at that time.

For safety measures, the recommendation and requirement to use microspikes and trekking poles will be maintained

Torres del Paine National Park, declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 1978, is world-famous for its spectacular Paine mountain range, composed of imposing granite massifs shaped by glaciers. Besides its impressive landscape, it stands out for hosting seventeen ecosystems with unique subantarctic biodiversity and flora that attract international scientific interest. Established as the main regional tourist attraction and one of the most important in Chile and the world, the park is an ideal setting for ecotourism and various adventure activities such as hiking, mountaineering, and boating.