Discover the stunning bay Grey in National Park Torres del Paine, where you'll find exceptional landscapes and you will live a unique experience in one of the corners of the world's most southern.
You will be picked up at your hotel and we will drive to Bay Grey and the Grey river, in the Torres del Paine National Park, where we will prepare our computer and provide you with a detailed safety briefing.
This step will ensure that all your questions are answered, your skills of kayaking reinforced and that you feel completely comfortable during our journey.
However, we must be prepared to adjust our route according to any variation in climate that may arise during the trip.
For about an hour and a half, we sail through the bay Grey with the hope of spotting icebergs that have broken off from the glacier Grey. These icebergs tend to stay in this small bay due to the effects of the wind until they melt on the river Grey.
After enjoying a snack to recharge your energy, we will prepare for the second part of our adventure: the descent by the Grey river. We will paddle for another 1,5 hours to reach the bridge of the same name, enjoying spectacular views of the majestic and imposing cordillera del Paine national park, including the impressive Paine Grande, which rises to 3050 meters.
At the end of our trip in the bridge, our private transportation will be waiting to take us back.
After a good hot drink, we start our journey back to Puerto Natales.
- Round trip transportation from Puerto Natales.
- Snack and hot drink.
- Communication equipment VHF.
- First-aid kit.
- Full team and suitable kayak for the activity.
- Bilingual guide and expert in kayaking.
- Entrance to the Torres del Paine National Park.
- Sure.
- Additional services not specified in the program.
Difficulty: Not required previous experience in kayaking.
- This activity is not recommended for people with tendonitis, or other serious muscle problems.
- Requires a minimum of 2 passengers to make the experience.
- The route may change according to the climatic conditions during the activity.
