Journey to Patagonia

You may think that to get to know Torres del Paine you absolutely need to do it through a trekking route. However, Las Torres Patagonia Hotel offers a variety of activities to do during your stay with all the comforts of a hotel but without losing the opportunity to live the experience of touring this National Park.

In this episode, Mauricio Kosanovic, Executive Director and part of the family behind Las Torres Reserve, will tell you more about the "All Inclusive" modality that Las Torres Patagonia Hotel offers:
Advantages of All Inclusive
Hotel amenities

The circuits and activities you can do


This podcast was developed in an alliance with Cerveza Austral, a beer born and raised in Patagonia, at the end of the world or "where it all begins".
 
(00:23) Introduction.
(01:37) Why All Inclusive?
(01:55) Traveling from Punta Arenas.
(02:13) Traveling from Calafate or Puerto Natales.
(02:21) What does the All Inclusive actually include?
(02:53) Las Torres Hotel.
(04:14) Hotel infrastructure.
(04:45) Circuits in all-inclusive mode. 
(05:32) Benefits of the all inclusive.
(06:24) Closing.

Podcast produced and edited by Mara Media

The "O" circuit, also known as Macizo Paine, has an approximate length of 130 kilometers and allows you to go around the Torres del Paine National Park and its mountains completely.

In this episode, Mauricio Kosanovic, Executive Director and part of the family behind Las Torres Reserve, will tell you more about the "O" trekking circuit to tour the park and all the details for your trip:
What is the route and how to do the circuit?
The differences between the "W" and "O" circuits
 Places to eat and sleep in the "O"
The main precautions of the circuit

This podcast, "Journey to Patagonia", was developed in an alliance with Cerveza Austral, a beer born and raised in Patagonia, at the end of the world or "where it all begins".
 
(00:23) Introduction
(01:44) Macizo Paine Circuit or O Circuit
(02:11) Itinerary
(02:20) Day one 
(02:38) Day two
(02:58) Day three
(03:22) Day four
(03:45) Day five
(04:41) Day six
(05:02) Last days: W Circuit
(06:30) Early exit.
(07:22) Frequently asked questions: Where does the O Circuit begin?
(07:53) Where can I eat while doing the O circuit?
(08:35) Do I need a guide to do the O Circuit?
(08:53) What are the precautions I should consider for the O?
(09:19) Closing.
 
 Podcast produced and edited by Mara Media

The "W" trekking circuit receives its name from the "W" shape that its route leaves: it begins on one side of the park, goes up and down two valleys and ends at the other end.

In this episode, Mauricio Kosanovic, Executive Director and part of the family behind Las Torres Reserve, will tell you more about one of the main trekking circuits in the park and all the details for your trip:
What is the route and how to do the circuit?
The weather and the best time of year to do it
Places to eat and sleep in the "W"
The main precautions of the circuit

This podcast, "Journey to Patagonia", was developed in an alliance with Cerveza Austral, a beer born and raised in Patagonia, at the end of the world or "where it all begins".
 
(00:23) Introduction.
(01:40) What is the W circuit?
(02:08) The W trail.
(04:21) Frequently asked questions.
(04: 38) When should I book my trip to the W?
(05:31) How is the weather in Torres del Paine?
(05:53) What is the best time of year to visit? 
(07:23) Where can I sleep along the W circuit?
(09:15) Where to eat during the W Circuit?
(10:33) Do I need a guide to do the W Circuit?
(11:09) Closing.


Podcast produced and edited by Mara Media

There are many options when organizing your trip to Patagonia. However, why not leave it in expert hands?

In this episode, Mauricio Kosanovic, Executive Director and part of the family behind Las Torres Reserve, will tell you more about this sustainable tourism and conservation project located in the middle of the Torres del Paine National Park:

* What is the Reserva Las Torres project?
* The story of the family behind the project
* Commitment to sustainable tourism and conservation

This podcast, "Journey to Patagonia", was developed in an alliance with Cerveza Austral, a beer born and raised in Patagonia, at the end of the world or "where it all begins".
 
(00:23) Introduction.
(01:04) What is Reserva Las Torres?
(01:50) The story of the family behind Reserva las Torres.
(03:38) NGO "AMA Torres del Paine"
(04:22) Removal of the cattle from the Reserve.
(04:47) Construction of the Welcome Center.
(05:53) What are we doing today?
(07:12) Initiatives based on tourism.
(07:50) Closing.

Podcast produced and edited by Mara Media

Planning a trip can be stressful: destinations, accommodation, itineraries, routes, budgets, luggage and more.

That is why, in this episode, Mauricio Kosanovic will answer the most important question: How to get to Torres del Paine?
He is Executive Director and part of the family behind Las Torres Reserve, a sustainable tourism and conservation project.

Also on the episodde:
The main routes to get to the Park
The luggage you might use depending on the type of trip you want

This podcast was developed in an alliance with Cerveza Austral, a beer born and raised in Patagonia, at the end of the world or "where it all begins".
 
(00:23) Introduction.
(01:22) How to get to Torres del Paine? Different options.
(03:01) Once in nearby cities, how to get to the park?
(03:17) Trip style, a backpack or a suitcase?
(03:37) Traveling with a backpack.
(04:37) Traveling with a suitcase.
(06:30) Planning on your own.
(07:02) Planning with experts and destination operators.
(07:41) Closing.

Podcast produced and edited by Mara Media