Discover the history and charm of Puerto Natales, capital of the province of Última Esperanza, on this enriching half-day tour. Designed for all types of travelers, it allows you to enjoy the city’s monuments, streets, and viewpoints in any weather conditions. The experience begins at 3:00 p.m. at the María Auxiliadora Church, located in the Main Square (Plaza Arturo Prat). Here, our guide will give you a warm welcome and a brief introduction to the tour. From there, we will begin the tour by vehicle, sharing stories about the origin of the name “Última Esperanza” (Last Hope), given by the navigator Juan Ladrillero during his search for the Strait of Magellan. During the trip, you will learn about the history of the indigenous peoples who inhabited the area and the pioneers who promoted the growth of Puerto Natales. The main attractions include:

• The waterfront with its sculptures and views of the Señoret Channel.
• The city’s main viewpoints.
• Pioneer houses.
• Etherh Aike artisan village.
• Four Towns Square.
• Mural of the Indigenous Peoples.
• The historic Braun & Blanchard Pier.

The tour ends at María Auxiliadora Church.