Dientes of Navarino Circuit Crossing and Adventure


Surprise yourself with the southernmost trekking in the world!

A unique adventure in Chilean Patagonia

 

Dientes de Navarino Circuit

 

The Dientes de Navarino circuit is known worldwide as the southernmost trekking in the world, located precisely on the route to the end of the world, in Chilean Patagonia.

 

We invite you to travel with us the Dientes de Navarino Circuit, a place that not only impresses for its beauty but also for its tranquility, little traveled roads and not at all obvious, which make this route a constant discovery and an adventure that will undoubtedly exceed your expectations.
Our journey/adventure begins at the airport in the capital city of Santiago de Chile, and then we will embark to Punta Arenas. This will be our starting point to continue to our destination: Puerto Williams. We will embark again on what is an adventure in itself. Let’s see if we leave in the plane or in the plane! This is the part of the trip where there is no choice, you can take the regular plane of the DAP airline, with capacity for 19 people, or the Bae plane with greater capacity of the same airline. Once on the plane, we set off on our adventure to Puerto Williams! on Navarino Island. Once on the island, we will go to Hostal Akainij, a comfortable place with all the family warmth of its owners.

With this preamble we begin our circuit through the Dientes de Navarino, which, from the beginning, shows us a spectacular Patagonian landscape. In each camp we will be able to delight ourselves with a beautiful lagoon that will surprise us with its incomparable beauty, all of them different and all of them beautiful.
The first day of the itinerary we will ascend to the Cerro Bandera, and then continue our journey through the circuit. In our itinerary we also include the ascent to Cerro Bettinelli, a natural viewpoint with extraordinary views of Lake Windhond and the surrounding area. A must-see not to be missed.
During the whole route, you will be able to observe the whole palette of green colors, native forest (lengas, coihues, among others), endemic fauna, lagoons everywhere and much more. Here, you will be able to connect with nature and Patagonian beauty and feel the strength and energy of Patagonia. Throughout the circuit you will be able to observe the majestic Dientes de Navarino, each of them over a thousand meters high.

Our itinerary is designed to give you an integral experience of the area. We go beyond the circuit and get involved and interact with the locals, their history and gastronomy. We will visit different restaurants to learn about and enjoy the local gastronomy and learn about the history that has marked Puerto Williams. The visit to the Martin Gusinde Anthropological Museum will take us back to the time of the great adventurers who traveled the Beagle Channel and visited the place. Also, in downtown Puerto Williams, we can visit the bow of the Yelcho, the Chilean vessel that rescued the Antarctic expedition of the Irishman Ernest Shackleton. Another place not to be missed is the Ukika Village, a locality considered a historical attraction, since it is inhabited by the last descendants of the Yagán people. In this place is Kipa Akar, a Yagán handicraft workshop where the works in reed and native wood stand out.
This is only a part of our great journey and adventure.

 

We invite you to travel 37 km of pristine forests, crystalline lagoons and feel the fresh air of Patagonia, in an unforgettable trek where you can feel the 4 seasons of the year in just one day!


Where is the Dientes de Navarino circuit located?

 

Initial destination: Puerto Williams, Navarino Island.

Destination: Dientes de Navarino Circuit.

Region: Magallanes and the Chilean Antartic Region.


Altitude

 

Initial Altitude: 6 masl, Puerto Williams,  Navarino Island.

Maximum altitude: 800 masl, Cerro Bettinelli summit.

Altitude at the end of the trip: 6 masl, Puerto Williams, Navarino Island.


What is the distance (km) to be covered?

 

Total distance to be covered in km: 37 km.


Difficulty level of the Dientes de Navarino Traverse and Adventure

 

Difficulty in summer season: Medium.


Here are the main attractions of the Dientes de Navarino Crossing and Adventure.

 

You will travel more than 37 km, among forests, lagoons, waterfalls and mountains.

You will be able to climb 2 beautiful peaks: Cerro La Bandera (610 masl) and Cerro Bettinelli (800 masl).

You will travel the southernmost trekking circuit in the world, in the southernmost town in the world: Puerto Williams.

You will enjoy the gastronomy of the area.

You will test your limits by trekking through the 4 seasons of the year in a single day.

You will be able to travel through unique landscapes of Patagonia.

You will see and learn about the endemic flora and fauna of the Magallanes Region and Chilean Antarctica.

Incredible views await you, you will be able to see the town of Puerto Williams, the Beagle Channel, Tierra del Fuego and the beautiful Dientes de Navarino in its maximum splendor.

You will learn about Yagán history and culture.


Ideal season for this trip

 

You can ideally do this Traverse and Adventure between the months of October to March. In any case, you should consider that the weather in this area is very variable so you can have all weather conditions in the same day.

 

Attention! In summer, weather conditions such as precipitation, winds and snowfall should be taken into account.


What are the requirements to make this voyage?

 

Previous experience in activities of more than 1 day of trekking is required.

The physical capacity to carry a backpack of 65 to 85 liters is required.

You must be healthy and physically fit for the activity.

To have the appropriate personal technical clothing for the activity.

If you are a minor, you must have written authorization from your parents or guardians (unless you are accompanied by your parents, guardians or responsible adult in charge).

You must complete and sign a medical form, which is sent before each activity.


We invite you to take a look at our available itinerary!

In this itinerary you will find detailed information about the Dientes de Navarino Adventure, what it includes and its respective price.

 

Dientes de Navarino Circuit

 

 

Program and itinerary 9 days – Summer season

 

PROGRAM AND ITINERARY OF THE DIENTES DE NAVARINO CIRCUIT - CHILEAN PATAGONIA

 

Itinerary of 9 days Dientes de Navarino Circuit – Summer season

 

Departure from Arturo Merino Benítez Airport – Santiago de Chile

 

This Crossing & Adventure includes the ascent to:

 

Cerro La Bandera (610 masl) – Cerro Bettinelli (800 masl)

 

 

 

  • Starting Point of Crossing & Adventure: Puerto Williams, Navarino Island.

 

  • Finish Point of Crossing & Adventure: Virginia Bay, Maclean’s fishery, Navarino Island.

 

  • Initial altitude: 6 masl, Puerto Williams, Navarino Island.

 

  • Maximum altitude: 800 masl, Cerro Bettinelli summit.

 

  • Altitude at the end of the trip: 6 masl, Puerto Williams, Navarino Island.

 

  • Days of activity: 9 days.

 

 

  • Day 1

Santiago – Punta Arenas – Puerto Williams, Navarino Island.

 

Meeting Point: Arturo Merino Benitez Airport (Santiago de Chile).

Presentation schedule at Punta Arenas´s airport (Presidente Carlos Ibañez del Campo airport): 08:00 AM.

Flight departure time to Puerto Williams:: 10:00 AM. (Only this schedule is available).

 

We include:

  • Air tickets from Santiago – Punta Arenas – Puerto Williams.
  • Hostel in Puerto Williams (breakfast included).
  • Welcome lunch in a typical restaurant in Puerto Williams.
  • Dinner included at the hostel in Puerto Williams.
  • Tour around Puerto Williams.

 

 

  • Day 2 (Beginning of Dientes de Navarino Circuit)

Section 1:

Puerto Williams – Cerro La Bandera – Del Salto Lagoon.

 

Total hours of trekking: 4 to 5 hours aprox.

 

We include:

  • Breakfast at the hostel.
  • Transfer to the entrance of the Dientes de Navarino Circuit (Cascada Viewer).
  • Ration of march.
  • Set up camp.
  • Lunch.
  • Dinner.

 

Important Information: This is a long day, requiring good physical condition for long stretches of descent.

 

 

  • Day 3 

Section 2:

Del Salto Lagoon – Lago Windhond deviation – Cerro Bettinelli base camp.

 

Total hours of trekking: 3 to 4 hours aprox.

 

We include:

  • Breakfast at Del Salto Lagoon camp.
  • Disassembly of the camp.
  • March ration.
  • Set up camp.
  • Lunch.
  • Dinner.

 

 

  • Day 4 (Summit day of Cerro Bettinelli – 800 masl)

Section 3:

Cerro Bettinelli base camp – Cerro Bettinelli summit (800 masl) – Escondida Lagoon.

 

Total hours of trekking: 6 hours aprox.

 

We include:

  • Breakfast at Cerro Bettinelli base camp.
  • Disassembly of the camp.
  • March ration.
  • Lunch.
  • Set up camp.
  • Dinner.

 

 

  • Day 5 

Section 4:

Escondida Lagoon – Martillo Lagoon.

 

Total hours of trekking: 4 hours aprox.

 

We include:

  • Breakfast at Escondida Lagoon camp.
  • Disassembly of the camp.
  • March ration.
  • Lunch.
  • Set up camp.
  • Dinner.

 

 

  • Day 6 

Section 5:

Martillo Lagoon – Los Guanacos Lagoon.

 

Total hours of trekking: 5 hours aprox.

 

We include:

  • Breakfast at Martillo Lagoon camp.
  • Disassembly of the camp.
  • March ration.
  • Lunch.
  • Set up camp.
  • Dinner.

 

 

  • Day 7 

Section 6:

Los Guanacos Lagoon – Puerto Williams.

 

Total hours of trekking: 5 hours aprox.

 

We include:

  • Breakfast at Los Guanacos Lagoon camp.
  • Disassembly of the camp.
  • Ration of march.
  • Transfer from Bahia Virginia (Ex Maclean fishery) to Puerto Williams.
  • Hostel in Puerto Williams (breakfast included).
  • Lunch included at the hostel.
  • Celebration dinner in a typical restaurant of the area.

 

 

  • Day 8 

Puerto Williams – City Tour.

 

We include a visit to:

  • Martin Gusinde Museum.
  • Ship Yelcho’s bow.
  • Ukika Village.
  • Acuatic Club.
  • Souvenirs Stores.

 

We include:

  • Hostal in Puerto Williams (breakfast included).
  • Lunch at a typical local restaurant
  • Dinner included in Hostal.

 

 

  • Day 9 

Puerto Williams – Punta Arenas – Santiago de Chile.

 

We include:

  • Breakfast in hostal.
  • Transfer from Puerto Williams hotel to Puerto Williams airport.
  • Air tickets Puerto Williams – Punta Arenas – Santiago.
  • Lunch at a typical restaurant in Punta Arenas.
  • Visit to souvenir stores.
  • Dinner and/or tea, hot chocolate at the Chocolatta (typical chocolate shop in Punta Arenas).

 

 

Services included:

 

  • Bilingual high mountain guide with international WFR NASAR certification (Wilderness First Responder).
  • Assistant guide/cook-ra with international WFR NASAR certification (Wilderness First Responder).
  • Third assistant guide/cook (from the sixth person).
  • Food for the 9 days of the trek and adventure. Our guides will be in charge of providing food for the clients.
  • Hostal in Puerto Williams (Breakfast included).
  • Accident insurance for adventure tourism activities is included.
  • Transfer to the airport and areas of interest in Punta Arenas and Puerto Williams.
  • Airline tickets (including hold luggage).
  • Payment of typical restaurants in each area.
  • Trekking poles and helmet.
  • Interpretative maps.
  • Binoculars.
  • Complete first aid kit; This kit meets all the requirements to be able to assist our clients in remote areas in activities of more than 4 days. It is important, however, if the client has any type of diagnosis and/or illness, such as hypertension, diabetes, recent operations, among others, he/she must inform the guide in advance. It is an obligation for the safety of our clients and guides to fill out the medical form, which will be provided in advance. The client must also carry his own medication and it is suggested to carry a personal first aid kit in case of requiring retained medication.
  • GPS.
  • VHF radios.
  • Satellite telephone (a charge of $2.000 per minute will be made for each minute of use).

 

 

Equipment provided by Allmountain:

 

  • The North Face 4 seasons tents.
  • Gas stove.
  • Plate/ fork/ knife/ spoon/ cup/ glass.
  • Pots and utensils for cleaning.

 

 

Technical equipment included and provided by Allmountain:

 

  • Trekking poles.
  • Crampons (depending on the weather conditions that will be forecast for the days of ascent).
  • Helmet.

 

 

You can add (additional cost):

 

  • Sleeping bags -30°C.
  • Standard sleeping pad.

 

Attention: If you have your personal technical equipment, it will be checked in the meeting prior to the activity to validate its functionality. If the guide in charge considers that the equipment is not in good condition to be used during the activity, it must be replaced by the equipment provided by Allmountain Chile.

 

 

Group technical equipment provided by Allmountain Chile:

 

  • Rope.
  • Harness.

 

 

Specification of transportation, food and hotel, guides and others:

 

Air transportation included:

 

First transfer – Day 1: Santiago to Punta Arenas (Latam Airlines or Sky Airlines, subject to availability).

Second transfer – Day 1: Punta Arenas to Puerto Williams  (Dap Airlines).

First transfer – Day 9: Puerto Williams to Punta Arenas  (Dap Airlines).

Second transfer – Day 9: Punta Arenas to Santiago (Latam Airlines or Sky Airlines, subject to availability).

 

 

Flight schedules, baggage and airline information DAP:

 

DAP airlines flight schedules: Monday to Saturday.

From Punta Arenas to Puerto Williams: Only schedule 10:00 AM.

From Puerto Williams to Punta Arenas: Only schedule 11:30 AM.

Flight time: 40 minutes.

Baggage: Maximum weight 30 kg.

Type of aircraft: Capacity 16 people (light aircraft) and 90 people Bae aircraft.

 

 

Sea transportation included (Optional):

 

First transfer: Punta Arenas to Puerto Williams – Ferry Austral Broom.

Second transfer: Puerto Williams to Punta Arenas – Ferry Austral Broom.

Travel time: 32 hours (subject to weather conditions).

 

 

Transfer included

 

Transfer from Puerto Williams Aerodrome to Hostal (round trip).

Transfer from Presidente Carlos Ibáñez del Campo Airport to Punta Arenas Downtown – Presidente Carlos Ibáñez del Campo Airport – Arturo Merino Benítez Airport.

 

 

Food provided by Allmountain:

 

Daily food provided during the days within the Dientes de Navarino Circuit: 6 days.

Includes:

  • Breakfast.
  • Travel snack.
  • Ration of March or cold box lunch.
  • Lunch.
  • Dinner.

 

Typical restaurants in each area:

  • Lunches in different typical restaurants in the area.
  • Dinners in typical restaurants of the area.

Important information: If you require a special diet or you are vegan, celiac or other please specify in Medical Form.

 

 

Akainij Hostal:

 

Available room options:

Single room with private bathroom.

Double room with private bathroom.

Matrimonial room with private bathroom.

The hostel includes Wifi and maid service.

The rooms have central heating and towels.

 

 

Guide and assistant guide and assistant mountain cook:

 

  • Bilingual High Mountain Guide with international WFR NASAR certification (Wilderness First Responder).
  • Assistant Guide/cook-ra with international WFR NASAR certification (Wilderness First Responder).
  • Third Assistant Mountain Guide/cook-ra (in this itinerary is considered from the 6th person).

 

 

Photo service:

 

  • Delivery to our clients of a photographic set by shared link.

 

 

Satellite telephone:

 

  • Iridium Satellite Phones (The use of the satellite phone has a service charge associated with the use of your minutes, value per minute $2,000 CLP).

 

 

 

This itinerary does not include:

 

  • Technical clothing (If you require technical clothing, we can suggest where to rent it).

 

 

 

Prices per person 9-day itinerary Dientes de Navarino Crossing & Adventure

(Departure from Santiago de Chile)

 

Prices per person (CLP)

IVA Included

 

1 Person: $ 4.000.000.- CLP (Private Crossing & Adventure)

2 Persons: $ 2.900.000.- CLP (Per person)

3 Persons: $ 2.350.000.- CLP (Per person)

4 Persons: $ 2.100.000.- CLP (Per person)

5 Persons: $1.950.000.- CLP (Per person)

6 Persons: $ 1.920.000.- CLP (Per person)

 


If you have the necessary technical equipment for the activity

 

If you have the necessary equipment, we can discount the price of the technical equipment from the total price of the expedition. In this case, it is the exclusive responsibility of the client. Notwithstanding this, we are always ready to advise our customers for greater security.


Reservations

 

To make your reservation valid you must deposit 30% of the total amount of the expedition. To do so, please write to our email info@allmountain.cl and we will tell you the form and details of payment.
**The payment of the reservation made from abroad is made through Paypal: When using this form of payment, the corresponding amount will be added according to the amount of the reservation, which is the Paypal charge when payments are made from abroad.


This is how we like to work and enjoy every activity

 

We work only with 4×4 cars equipped for the mountain (comfortable and with great capacity to travel on mountain roads).

 

We work with groups that, in general, do not exceed six people per outing (which helps us to provide a more personalized service, in which a more familiar and concentrated atmosphere is generated).

 

  Allmountain is certified by Sernatur (Certification of Tourist Guides; Certification in Adventure Tourism, sub-areas of: High Mountain, hiking, trekking, climbing) and is currently registered in the Registry of Tourism Service Providers of the same institution.

 

Our guides are people with experience in the field and have the required certifications to work in these activities (certifications that are also being updated), such as: Wilderness First Responder (WFR) Certification.

 

In each activity, we privilege the provision of a sustainable service: we use recyclable and organic products, we promote the principles of NDR (Leave No Trace), we promote local tourism, etc.

 

If you want to participate in a trekking or expedition and you do not have the technical equipment to do so, Allmountain includes them in each activity (if required). Example: tent, crampons, ice axe, helmet, etc.


We are committed to sustainable and sustainable tourism

 

In every trekking, expedition, mountain tour or climbing trip, we bet on one:

 

Cultural Sustainability:

Souvenirs from local artisans: We visit cultural centers, museums, craft fairs in order to promote the consumption of products from local communities and for our customers to interact with them to get a complete experience of the local community and their customs, food and so on.

 

Ecological Sustainability:

We use soaps and natural cleaning products that do not pollute the soil and water of the places we visit.

We use glass containers and after each activity we separate and recycle the garbage produced during our outings.

We try to clean the places we visit or bring the garbage we find.

 

Energy Sustainability:

Solar battery chargers: We use solar battery chargers to charge our cell phones, cameras and other electronic items.


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