Queulat National Park Adventure
About this activity
Highlights
- Explore Queulat National Park's lush forests
- Marvel at the stunning Hanging Glacier
- Enjoy panoramic views of the Puyuhuapi Fjord
- Discover diverse flora and fauna along the trails
- Experience the tranquility of Patagonia's wilderness
Full description
Included / Excluded
- Round-trip transportation from Coyhaique
- Guided tour of Queulat National Park
- Lunch during the excursion
- Personal expenses and gratuities
Important information
Know before you book
- This tour is conducted in Spanish; proficiency is recommended.
- The activity involves moderate physical exertion; ensure you're in good health.
- Availability may vary seasonally; check the latest schedule before booking.
Know before you go
- Wear comfortable hiking shoes suitable for uneven terrain.
- Bring a waterproof jacket and layered clothing for changing weather conditions.
- Carry a camera to capture the stunning landscapes and wildlife.
Cancellation policy
0All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
Good to know
- This service is not valid for cruise passengers. These excursions or transfer have a special operation and rate.
- National Park closed on Mondays.
- Shared service option operates between October and March, subject to weather conditions.
Traveler reviews
Tour is very different from the description
The hike and hanging glacier were incredible, 5-stars! One of the coolest things I’ve done in Chile (just a heads up, clouds can block the view for a while). However, in contrast to the description, it is a two hour hike up, each way (and we were the first ones to the top by far). You need waterproof boots too. And it’s a 4.5-5.5 hour drive each way (which is actually not too bad) I gave only three stars because the organization of the trip was poor. We were told to meet at some hotel at 6:30am, but we only got picked up at 8am (and we returned home around 10pm). We also didn’t eat lunch until around 4:45pm. All of this isn’t great, but not the end of the world. What I’m really upset with is my efforts in trying to communicate with Tangol. It was pulling teeth to be able to contact anyone for any help. I messaged the main help line for 2+ days needing assistance, and only after my trip ended did anyone contact me. I messaged to get an understanding of when we would get picked up with only slightly better luck - and they should be messaging me with that info! Bottom line: great hike, good tour guide, but having to deal with Tangol ever again would be too soon.