Top Nature 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.

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 around 3 PM for the best light for photos. The sun hits the waterfall just right, making it look absolutely breathtaking.

I suggest packing some snacks and water! There are no facilities near the waterfall, and you’ll want to keep your energy up while enjoying the stunning scenery.

My advice is to check the weather before you go. I went on a cloudy day and missed out on some killer photo ops. Sunny mornings are the best!

I think you should visit during the week if you can. I went on a Saturday, and it felt super crowded. It’s way more enjoyable when it’s chill!