Description: Travel back in time to discover the secrets of Patagonian prehistory in the monumental Milodon Cave, home to the remains of the extinct giant herbivore. Then, immerse yourself in the rich history of Puerto Natales, from its beginnings as a humble settlement to its present as the gateway to the wonders of Patagonia. This program offers you a fascinating combination of paleontology and local heritage, connecting you with the deep roots of this incredible region.

Main Attractions: Milodon Cave Natural Monument. Explore the emblematic points of the city, Historic Pier, Municipal Historical Museum, Pedro Montt Waterfront.

Price per Person (CLP): $60,000 – $90,000 (varies depending on duration and included services).

Difficulty Level: Easy (gentle walk in the cave and walking tour of the city).

Duration: 4-6 hours.

Pick-up Time: Flexible, generally between 9:00 AM and 2:00 PM from your accommodation in Puerto Natales. We can adapt to your preferences.

Maximum Elevation: Approximately 150 meters above sea level (cave height).

Includes:

• Round-trip transportation from your accommodation in Puerto Natales.
• Expert bilingual guide (Spanish/English) who will accompany you to both destinations, sharing information about the paleontology of the cave and the history of Puerto Natales.
• Entrance fee to the Milodon Cave Natural Monument.

Not Included:

• Meals and drinks.
• Entrance fee to the Municipal Historical Museum (optional).
• Tips for the guide (optional).

Recommendations:

• Wear comfortable clothing suitable for walking in both the cave (can be cool) and the city.
• Wear comfortable walking shoes.
• Bring a light jacket, as the weather can change.

Ideal For:

• Those interested in paleontology, history, and local culture.
• Families and travelers of all ages.
• Those who want a half-day excursion that combines nature and heritage.
• As an excellent introduction to the Puerto Natales region.