- Photography. The National Park and the Milodon Cave are the places of greatest interest for photographers, since they offer a large variety of views of great scenic beauty.

- Fauna and flora observation. A large variety of flora and fauna are to be found, and special circuits have been prepared for this activity.

- Trekking. Torres del Paine National Park possesses a large number of trekking paths, each with its own landscape attractions and difficulty level, making this park one of the world's most important trekking places.

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Bernardo O'Higgins National Park

Created in 1969 and extended in 1985, this is Chile's most extensive National Park, with a surface area of 3,525,901 hectares. Out of this, 2,615,901 has. Correspond to the province of Ultima Esperanza, while the remaining 910,000 has. are located at the southern border of the Aysen Region.
This place is noted for its large surfaces covered with ice, including the Southern Ice Field, Dr. Juan Bruggen Ice Field and the Patagonian Ice Field, which jointly cover 1,100,500 has.
Seagoing excursions allow one to carry out a spectacular crossing to Bernardo O'Higgins National Park, sailing along Seno de Ultima Esperanza up to Balmaceda and Serrano glaciers. During this trip it is possible to view an area completely surrounded by hills and forests, with sea lions gamboling among the rocks and hundreds of cormorants flapping their wings or flying around.
The launch approaches Balmaceda glacier and then stops at the Serrano glacier, where one can walk through the forest to view the lagoon full of floating icebergs.

Activities that are possible are:

- Photography. Both the National Park and the Milodon Cave are places of great interest to photographers as they are full of items of exquisite scenic beauty.

- Flora and Fauna Observation: Here there are a great variety of species of local flora and fauna and specially prepared viewing paths.

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