Torres del Paine National Park: landscape and origins
Torres del Paine charges an entry fee; for foreign visitors it is about three and a half times the rate for Chileans. You must buy the ticket online at least 24 hours ahead.
Since 1 May 2026 there are two tickets: a day pass and a pass for two or more days, valid for up to ten consecutive days. They are sold through CONAF's Pase Parques portal; you show the QR code at the entrance.
Until 30 April 2026 the old model applied, with tickets for up to three days and for more than three days. There are no seasonal prices; the fee applies all year.
Entry, catamaran and shuttle are paid separately. Book refugios and campsites on the W and the O with Las Torres Patagonia or Vértice Patagonia.
The park in numbers
- Day pass, foreign, 18+
- CLP 32,400
- Day pass, foreign, 13–17
- CLP 16,600
- Pass 2–10 days, foreign, 13+
- CLP 48,500
- Children up to 12
- free
- Day pass, Chileans and residents
- CLP 9,400
- Pass 2–10 days, Chileans
- CLP 14,200
- Catamaran Pudeto–Paine Grande
- CLP 28,000 each way
- Shuttle Laguna Amarga–Welcome Center
- CLP 4,500 each way
