New latitudes
A new tourism hub in Puerto Natales
Puerto Natales was the gateway to Torres del Paine. Now a new route is opening up to the west…
Explore the lotsPuerto Natales has already conquered Torres del Paine. Now comes what's next.
Tourism in Puerto Natales has come of age: visitors, operators, lodging, services. A well-established industry.
But cross the Canal Señoret and a different territory opens up — fjords, channels, mountains, forests — with an identity all its own and almost untapped potential for nature, adventure and special-interest tourism.
The opportunity: to make Puerto Natales the starting point into this new geography.
A new tourism hub for Magallanes
Península de Antonio Varas holds a unique position: right across from Puerto Natales, at the natural point of entry to a vast territory of sea and land.
A significant share of the lots being acquired in this area belongs to tourism entrepreneurs drawn by the potential of this territory. They are the ones who will begin creating the conditions for a new range of experiences and activities to emerge from Península de Antonio Varas toward the west of Puerto Natales, connecting new landscapes, routes and destinations across Patagonia.
The future of this area doesn't hinge on a single megaproject — it is being built by lodges, expeditions, guides, boat operators and specialized ventures, at every scale.
- Sailing
- Mountaineering
- Fishing
- Kayaking
- Horseback riding
- Skiing
- Ski touring
- Trail running
- Cycling
- Diving
- Exploration
A territory waiting to be discovered
A territorial axis links Puerto Natales and Península de Antonio Varas with the Golfo Almirante Montt, the Angostura White, the Canal Santa María, the Paso Kirke, Morla Vicuña and — on an expedition scale — Puerto Edén.
Experiences close to Península Antonio Varas
- Puerto Natales
- Starting point with services, lodging and connections to new destinations
- Estancia Mercedes
- Rural landscapes and the ranching heritage of Magallanes
- Cerro Monumento Moore
- Trekking, trail running and horseback riding — as day trips or overnight outings
- Cerro Portales
- Mountain terrain with potential for ski touring, skiing and a winter season
- Islands and channels
- Boat excursions to Isla Coruña, Isla Ismael, Isla Focus and Seno Obstrucción
Beyond the Gulf: an even bigger Patagonia
For longer expeditions, the territory stretches out into a network of islands, channels and protected areas where navigating the waters is an essential part of the experience:
Volcán Burney
Isla Pedro Montt
Rennell Islands
Parque Nacional Kawésqar
Glaciar Pío XI
Isla Carrington
A new route to the west
Imagine setting sail from Puerto Natales, crossing the Golfo Almirante Montt, continuing through the Angostura White, the Canal Santa María, the Paso Kirke and Morla Vicuña, all the way into Puerto Edén — where the voyage stops being a way to get somewhere and becomes the experience itself.
Puerto Edén also opens the door to one of Patagonia's great glacial landscapes: the Glaciar Pío XI.
The future of tourism on Península Antonio Varas: an ecosystem for all four seasons
And at the heart of it all: Puerto Natales
Puerto Natales already has the services, lodging, dining and connectivity. What it still lacks is a gateway to a much larger tourism territory.
That gateway is Península de Antonio Varas.
The large lots of Península de Antonio Varas
The place to be as a new route begins
This is more than buying land in Patagonia. It's positioning yourself in a territory that could become a major tourism destination in the years ahead.
Right across from Puerto Natales, at the exact point of transition toward the west, Península de Antonio Varas could be the base for a lodge, a mountain refuge, an expedition center or a nature tourism project.
Land for those seeking space, nature and a strategic location facing Puerto Natales.
Lot sizes from 0.7 to 9.69 hectares — enough for a wide range of tourism and nature-based development concepts.
Location, regulations, access and technical feasibility must be assessed for each specific project.
Interactive masterplan · Available lots
Why Península Antonio Varas?
Across from Puerto Natales
An exceptional location facing the leading tourism town of Última Esperanza.
Nature
Forests, coastline, mountains and Patagonian landscapes.
A territory ready to grow
Real room for new tourism ventures.
Sea access
A strategic position for sailing and water-based activities.
Experiential tourism
A natural fit for adventure, sport and exploration.
Long-term vision
Get in at an early stage of the area's tourism growth.
No need to wait until the destination is established
Every great destination was once a territory waiting to be discovered. Torres del Paine turned Puerto Natales into a world-renowned name in Patagonia. Now Puerto Natales can also become the starting point toward a new geography.
Península de Antonio Varas sits right at that transition: between town and adventure, between the familiar and what lies ahead.
The time to be here is now.
Península de Antonio Varas · Puerto Natales · Chilean Patagonia
Nature · Sea · Mountains · Adventure · Tourism
Sail through the landscapes where our Kawésqar ancestors made the channels, fjords and islands their home. A journey into the deepest reaches of Patagonia, where land and culture remain one.
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