Torres del Paine
Deep in Chilean Patagonia, Torres del Paine’s 600,000 acres of wild forests, shimmering blue glaciers and snow-capped peaks have earned it well-deserved acclaim as a UNESCO biosphere reserve. Dominated by the sheer peaks of the eponymous Torres del Paine, the park is awash with color, from turquoise lakes to brilliant blue icebergs, emerald-green forests to blindingly white peaks.
Immerse yourself in this color; sail to the imposing Grey Glacier, hike past surreal lime formations, horse ride to the Laguna Verde, all the while on the look out for the exceptional wildlife of the biosphere, including flamingos, rheas, puma and condors.
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