Traveling in Chile
Torres del Paine National Park is one of Chile’s most iconic destinations and one of the most spectacular places to visit in Patagonia. If you are planning a trip to the park, it is important to know how the current ticket system works and to organize your visit in advance.
Depending on the length of your stay, visitors can choose between a one-day ticket and a ticket for several consecutive days, with a maximum duration of 10 days.
A ticket for one or several days
If you are planning to visit Torres del Paine for just one day, you can purchase a one-day ticket. This option is ideal for visitors who want to explore the park as part of a day trip.
If you are planning to stay in the park for several days and want to complete different hikes or routes, you can purchase a multi-day ticket. This ticket can cover a period of up to 10 consecutive days.
This makes it easier to plan a longer stay without having to purchase a new ticket for each individual day.
How to buy your tickets
Tickets for Torres del Paine National Park are available online through Pases Parques, the official platform for accessing protected areas managed by CONAF.
When purchasing your ticket, select Torres del Paine National Park, choose your entry date and select the ticket option that corresponds to the length of your stay.
Pases Parques – Buy your ticket
After completing your purchase, make sure to keep your ticket available throughout your visit to the park.
Planning a multi-day visit
If you are planning to spend several days in Torres del Paine, it is a good idea to decide how long you will stay before purchasing your ticket. The multi-day ticket can cover up to 10 consecutive days, making it particularly convenient for visitors planning multi-day hikes.
Keep in mind that the park entrance ticket does not include accommodation, campsites, refugios, transportation or other services within the park. These need to be arranged separately and, especially during the high season, should be booked well in advance.
Tips for your visit
In addition to purchasing your ticket, it is recommended to check the latest information about park access and trail conditions before your trip. Weather conditions in Patagonia can change quickly, and certain trails or areas may be temporarily closed or have restricted access depending on current conditions.
If you are planning a multi-day hike, remember to organize your accommodation, campsites and necessary transfers ahead of time.
With good planning, you can spend less time worrying about logistics and more time enjoying the impressive mountains, lakes, glaciers and trails of Torres del Paine National Park.
