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Remota Patagonia
Wilderness Lodge
Explore Southern Chile from the Perfect Base
Situated just beyond the foothills ofworld-famous Torres del Paine in Patagonia,Remota is one of our favorite places to baseyour Chilean outdoor adventure.
Why it's unique
72 rooms create a well-placed base camp just a few hours outside of Torres del Paine National Park.
Remota Lodge features 72 cozy, contemporary rooms inspired by Patagonian sheep-shearing sheds, with stunning views from every angle. Focused on sustainability, it boasts a green roof, thermal windows, and a recycling program. Near Puerto Natales, it supports the local community and offers guided activities like mountain biking, fly fishing, horseback riding, and hiking in Torres del Paine and beyond.
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The stay
Remota Patagonia at a glance.
- Type
- Wilderness Lodge
- Ideal For
- Couples · Family
- Experience
- Multi-sport
- Geography
- Mountain
- Collection
- Family Trips
- When To Go
- October-March
Where it is
Puerto Natales, Chile
Remota Patagonia
Puerto Natales, Chile
This charming town, nestled on the edge of a fjord, serves as a gateway to stunning Patagonian landscapes and offers a unique blend of local hospitality and adventure tourism.
How To Get There
You can get to this destination by flying into Punta Arenas and then taking a scenic drive or bus ride through the Patagonian landscape.
Flora & Fauna
This area is home to diverse wildlife, including guanacos, condors, and pumas, set against a backdrop of rugged mountains and windswept plains.
Cultural Impact
The area’s culture is influenced by its indigenous heritage and the historical impact of early European settlers, reflected in its local traditions and vibrant community life.
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Chile Stories
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