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Here is the perfect 2 weeks itinerary:
Day 1: Fly to Santiago(Chile) or Buenos Aires(Argentina) depending on which flight is cheaper or if you have any specific preference.
Day 2 Fly to Puerto Natales if you are in Chile or to El Calafate if you are in Argentina. In my case I arrived in Puerto Natales, where I rented a car from EuoropCar and spent the day there. If you are planning to cross the boarder by car, make sure to request a permit. This itinerary could be done in reverse order from Argentina
Day 3,4,5,6 Explore Torres Del Paine National Park. To avoid long drives to Puerto Natales I will recommend to sleep in or just outside the park, end if it will be a bit more expensive. Here the best activities are some of the W trek hikes (Mirador Base Torres and Grey Glacier) which could be done as day hike or do the entire W Trek or O Trek(which will require some extra days).
Day 7 If your rented a car you can now cross the boarder to Argentina. The shortest way is to pass from Cerro Castillo even if the road conditions are not the best. It’s a beautiful 3 hours drive to get to EL Calafate.
Day 8,9 Explore El Calafate. The best tour you can do from here is to visit Perito Moreno Glacier, you can either visit it yourself or do an organized tour with companies like @hieloyaventura which offer also trekking tours on the glacier.
Day 10 ,11, 12 Drive to El Chalten which will be your base for the next 2 nights. Here you can do some of the most famous hikes like Laguna Torre, Laguna de Los Tres or Loma Del Pliegue Tumbado
Day 13 Drive back to Puerto Natales and take an amazing estancia tour at @estancia.lapeninsula , where you can enjoy an authentic day in a local ranch,with great food and wine.
Day 14 Fly back to Santiago and then back home
Patagonia | Chile | Torres Del Paine | Argentina | Glacier | El Calafate | Perito Moreno | Adventure | Travel | Wildlife | El Chalten | Road Trip
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