Awasi Patagonia Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Many guests combine Awasi Patagonia with our other properties to experience contrasting landscapes across South America. When combining lodges, itineraries are seamlessly coordinated by the Awasi team and include complimentary nights in connecting cities.

Prior to arrival, guests complete a questionnaire outlining interests, preferences, and physical considerations. Based on this information, daily excursions are planned together with your private guide and adjusted throughout the stay according to weather and guest preferences.

Wildlife commonly spotted in the area includes guanacos, condors, foxes, and a wide variety of birdlife. Pumas inhabit the region and may occasionally be seen.

Yes. Visits to Torres del Paine National Park are arranged with your private guide, allowing you to explore both the iconic viewpoints and trails at your own pace.

All excursions are private. Each villa is assigned its own dedicated guide and 4WD vehicle, ensuring a fully personalised experience.

Activities include guided explorations of Torres del Paine and the surrounding private reserve, with options such as hiking, horseback riding, cycling, wildlife observation, and scenic drives by 4WD, all adapted to weather conditions and guest preferences.

The restaurant offers Relais & Châteaux cuisine, highlighting Patagonian flavours, regional ingredients, and seasonal produce, with menus adapted to guests’ preferences and dietary needs.

Yes. With its private villas, tailor-made excursions, and personalised service, Awasi Patagonia is ideal for honeymoons, anniversaries, and other special celebrations.

We welcome children aged 14 and older. If you are planning a stay with younger children, please contact our reservations team for more information.

Yes, Wi-Fi is available in the villas and main lodge.

Yes. Each villa features a fireplace and an outdoor hot tub, offering views of the surrounding forest, Lake Sarmiento, and the Torres del Paine mountain range.

Awasi Patagonia has 14 private villas set within its private reserve, including one Master Villa.

Yes. While many excursions are available throughout the operating season, some experiences are naturally seasonal. Birdwatching, wildflower displays, and sheep shearing vary depending on the time of year, and daily weather conditions may also influence which excursions are recommended.

We recommend packing layered clothing, including quick-drying base layers, insulating mid-layers, and breathable, water-repellent outerwear. Gloves, a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, sturdy hiking shoes, and any personal medication are also essential. A reusable water bottle is provided by Awasi upon arrival.

Awasi Patagonia does not operate during the winter months. The lodge is seasonal due to weather conditions and typically closes from April to October.

Patagonian weather is highly changeable and can vary within a single day. In spring (October to December), temperatures generally range from around 2°C to 18°C. Summer (January to March) brings milder conditions, with temperatures between approximately 5°C and 23°C, though strong winds are common. In autumn (mid-March to mid-June), temperatures drop, typically ranging from 0°C to 10°C. Dressing in layers is essential throughout the season.

The best time to visit is during Awasi Patagonia’s operating season, from October to April. Each period offers a different perspective of Patagonia, from spring blooms and birdlife to summer’s long days and autumn’s dramatic colours.