Cycling routes, southern landscapes and heritage

3 DAYS

This itinerary invites travelers to explore the Magallanes Region through cycling, nature and cultural discovery. Volcanic landscapes, southern coastlines and Patagonian cities create an ideal experience for active travelers seeking adventure, history and outdoor exploration.

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Volcanic landscapes and Patagonian archaeology
Attractions included on this day

Day 1

Volcanic landscapes and Patagonian archaeology

Parque Nacional Pali Aike is located 196 kilometers from Punta Arenas. Visitors can explore its trails and roads, discovering volcanic valleys formed by solidified lava and unique vegetation adapted to extreme conditions. The Pali Aike Cave contains archaeological evidence of human presence dating back over 11,000 years.

Attractions included on this day

Day 1

Volcanic landscapes and Patagonian archaeology

Parque Nacional Pali Aike is located 196 kilometers from Punta Arenas. Visitors can explore its trails and roads, discovering volcanic valleys formed by solidified lava and unique vegetation adapted to extreme conditions. The Pali Aike Cave contains archaeological evidence of human presence dating back over 11,000 years.

Southern coast and historic lighthouses

Day 2

Southern coast and historic lighthouses

The excursion to San Isidro Lighthouse begins 75 kilometers from Punta Arenas, in the Punta Árbol area. A walk of approximately four kilometers along the beach leads to the historic lighthouse. Free time allows for exploration, rest and photography along the Strait of Magellan.

Day 2

Southern coast and historic lighthouses

The excursion to San Isidro Lighthouse begins 75 kilometers from Punta Arenas, in the Punta Árbol area. A walk of approximately four kilometers along the beach leads to the historic lighthouse. Free time allows for exploration, rest and photography along the Strait of Magellan.

Urban cycling experience
Attractions included on this day

Day 3

Urban cycling experience

Puerto Natales is located 247 kilometers north of Punta Arenas. A bike city tour offers an enjoyable way to explore the city, visiting pioneer houses, the Ether Aike handicraft village, Plaza de los Cuatro Pueblos and other key landmarks.

Attractions included on this day

Day 3

Urban cycling experience

Puerto Natales is located 247 kilometers north of Punta Arenas. A bike city tour offers an enjoyable way to explore the city, visiting pioneer houses, the Ether Aike handicraft village, Plaza de los Cuatro Pueblos and other key landmarks.

What you should know

How to get there by air

The main air gateway is Presidente Carlos Ibáñez del Campo International Airport (PUQ) in Punta Arenas, with regular flights from Santiago throughout the year. From Punta Arenas, the route continues by land to the itinerary’s destinations.

How to get there by land

From Punta Arenas, Parque Nacional Pali Aike, San Isidro Lighthouse and Puerto Natales can be reached via paved roads and secondary routes. Traveling by private vehicle or organized tours is recommended due to distances and weather conditions.

Climate and clothing

Magallanes has a cold, windy and highly changeable climate year-round. Layered clothing, windproof jackets, comfortable footwear for cycling and trekking, and sun protection are recommended.

Must-Know Tips

Carry water, energy snacks and cash. Always follow environmental guidelines and signage. Rest properly before physical activities and check weather and road conditions in advance.