Top Parks in Magallanes Region

Pack lunch and snacks instead of relying on park services. Food inside the park is pricey, and having your own keeps you fueled on the go without breaking the bank.

start your hikes early, around 7 am. the trails are less crowded, and you can enjoy the sunrise over the mountains—totally breathtaking! i wish i’d gotten moving sooner.

Take time to explore the visitor center first. It has awesome maps, info on trails, and lot of tips from rangers. I skipped this and missed some cool hidden spots.

I recommend arriving at right when the gates open at 9 AM. It was super quiet and we had the cave almost to ourselves for the first hour, which made the experience way more enjoyable.

My advice is to pack a snack and some water. There are lovely picnic spots around the park and you might want to take your time enjoying the view instead of rushing out for a meal.

I recommend visiting Plaza de Armas in the morning around 9 AM. You'll beat the crowds and have a peaceful time taking photos and enjoying the scenery. Plus, some local shops nearby start opening around that time for a nice breakfast

My advice is to bring a picnic with you. There are some lovely benches and green spaces to chill out. You can enjoy the view while saving money instead of eating at nearby cafes, which can get pricey.

I recommend starting your hike by 7 AM to avoid large crowds and to catch the best light for photos. Trust me, the early sunrise is stunning!

I think you should wear layers. The weather can change quick, and when I went it got chilly, but I was glad I had an extra jacket.

My advice is to bring your own lunch and snacks. There’s no food around, and the views make your break unforgettable. I spent too much on snacks at the cafe!