ESTANCIA LA PENINSULA

Peninsula Antonio Varas-Puerto Natales

FULL DAY

USD $260 / person

(Oct 5th to Dec 19th and Jan 11th to Apr 20th)

USD $278 / person

(Dec 20th to Jan 10th)

(All Major Credit Cards)

Meeting time: 8:45 AM
Meeting point: MacLean Dock at Puerto Bories
Duration: 7 hours (approx.)
Guide: English-speaking
Lunch: included

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INCLUDED

Fjord navigation
2 hours guided activity (horseback riding or hiking)
All inclusive lunch, lamb barbeque (or vegeterian) with dessert and unlimited drinks
Sheep dog demonstration
Shearing of a sheep
English-speaking guide

NOT INCLUDED

Puerto Natales to the dock transportation
Travel and/or accident insurance

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Duration: 7 hours (approx.)
Availability: October to April
Difficulty: Suitable for all levels
Capacity: 20 people
Recommendations: Warm and waterproof clothing, trekking footwear, sunglasses and sun block, beanie and gloves

Please note: The itinerary is subject to change depending on weather conditions

PAYMENT & CANCELLATION

Payment Method: Full payment is required at the time of booking to secure your spot. We accept all major credit/debit cards. All transactions are charged in USD via a payment link.
Free Cancellation: Cancel up to 15 days before the tour starts for a 100% refund.
Late Cancellations & No-Shows: Cancellations made less than 15 days in advance or no-shows are non-refundable.
Weather Policy: If the tour is canceled by us due to unsafe weather conditions, you will receive a full refund or the option to reschedule for another date.

The best day tour if you are staying in Puerto Natales, Get a sight of the Patagonian Fjords, Ride our great white horses and get a grasp of the Patagonian Estancia culture.

This tour includes a boat ride through the Last Hope Fjord to Estancia La Peninsula. Upon arrival you will choose between either a horseback ride or trekking option which lasts approximately two hours. Afterwards you will enjoy a traditional patagonian lamb barbeque (vegetarian option available) followed by a demonstration on how our herding dogs work and a sheep shearing. These activities are accompanied by a thorough explanation of the history and work life of a Patagonian rancher.