Day in Torres del Paine National Park

The fjords of Patagonia are among the most beautiful and untouched regions on our planet. To the west, the Pacific. To the east, the Andes mountain range rises as a continuous wall, battered almost year-round by the most relentless drizzle on Earth. This region is a labyrinth of islets and dead-end channels, navigated by boat to witness nature's most majestic spectacle.  

Nori Jemil is a freelance photographer for National Geographic Traveller UK. She has also received awards from Wanderlust and the British Guild of Travel Writers. Nori has lived in Santiago, Chile for many years and has visited Patagonia several times. Photography is her passion, and during onboard seminars, she will explain how to capture outstanding images, even in ...

In Putre, the following activities are worth noting:- the Las Vicuñas National Reserve: located south of Lauca National Park, along the Bolivian border, it is home to vicuñas, armadillos, guinea pigs, rheas, suris... It also contains archaeological remains;- the Salar de Surire Natural Monument: located on the Altiplano at 4,250 meters above sea level, it protects the high-altitude ...