The Tyndall Kayak expedition offers an immersive experience in the purest nature of the region.

For four days, you will navigate the Tyndall River, going up its waters to the eponymous glacier, one of the most remote and majestic formations of the Southern Ice Field.

This glacier, with its imposing front over Lake Geike, is the largest of the glaciers located on the borders of Torres del Paine National Park.

Along the route, you will delve into pristine landscapes of coigüe and cypress forests, while surrounded by snow-covered mountains and hanging glaciers. The journey culminates in the Serrano River, where turquoise water mixes with the deep blue of Lake Grey, offering panoramic views of Bernardo O’Higgins National Park.