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Grey River

Grey Glacier

Not included

Entrance fee to Torres del Paine National Park.

Important

Recommend travel insurance.

Equipment

Recommend equipment for low tempetures.

Distance

18 miles of paddling.

Difficulty

Low.

Overview

Live an experience of kayaking on the Grey River and get close to one of the most stunning landscapes in Patagonia. Have you ever imagined being so close to an iceberg that you can touch it? This is an experience that few have lived, and here it becomes possible.

Paddling downstream, you will get to know Torres del Paine National Park from a privileged perspective, surrounded by ice, mountains, and nature in its purest form. This activity offers a unique connection with the glacial environment, becoming an unforgettable experience for those seeking adventure and extreme landscapes.

Book your kayaking experience on the Grey River and discover Patagonia from the water in one of its most striking settings.

Itinerary

We pick up at your hostal or hotel in Puerto Natales at 7:00 hrs to go to the Gray Lake sector, at Torres del Paine national park (if you are somewhere in the park we can pick you up there).

At the Playa Grey bank, we will start the instruction to have a conformable and safe navigation. We began the excursion from Grey Lake mouth where it´s possible to paddle alongside stunning icebergs that are blown by the wind right after they separate from the glacier. We have Macizo Paine and the west mountain range as landscape, highlighting also the famous Cuernos del Paine.

After enjoying the lake navigation and mastered the kayak, we will start to go down through the Grey River.  From now on it´s going to be an adventure passing through rapids and cannons from start to finish, followed by numerous turns overlooking Sierra del Toro. We will have a break close to Grey Bridge where we will enjoy a great Box lunch, we will continue paddling until we find the confluence with Serrano River,  The place when the grey waters full of sediments merge together with the clear waters coming from Lago del Toro. We finish our adventure at Pueblo Serrano where we pick up a transfer to go back to Puerto Natales.

Important: please bear in mind that from the beginning to the end of the kayak trip the itinerary may have to be modified owing, of course, to the famous Patagonian wind. If the wind is too strong, it will not be possible to enter to the Iceberg Zone. If this is the case, we will only paddle the whole Grey River (which is sheltered from wind).   

Included

  • Box Lunch.
  • Paddling equipment including drysuit / Doble Kayak.
  • Private transportation (Leaving from and returning to Puerto Natales).
  • Sea kayak guide.

Starting place

The starting point can be your hostel or hotel in Puerto Natales or somewhere within the Torres del Paine National Park. Pick up time 7:00 am.

Policies

Read our Terms and conditions where our cancellation and change policies are defined. Always remember to plan your trip in advance.

Price from

$ 290.00 USD

Per person


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