Torres del Paine entrance fee in 2026
You need a park ticket for every visit to Torres del Paine, including a day trip by tour bus. Since 1 May 2026 there are two types: a day pass for 1 day and a multi-day pass for 2 or more days, up to 10 consecutive days. The ticket is bought online at least 24 hours before you enter, so do not leave it for the bus ride from town.
Prices vary a little, so the table below gives a range and you should check the final amount at checkout. A ticket for the park is one booking. Mountain nights on the W and O, shuttles and boats are separate bookings. If you want a guide to organise it all, compare the Torres del Paine tours below.
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Entrance fee table, 2026
Prices in CLP per person. Check the final amount at checkout, because online fees can be added.
| Group | Day pass | Multi-day pass (2 to 10 days) |
|---|---|---|
| Foreign adults (18 to 59) | CLP 32,400 to 34,000 | CLP 48,500 |
| Foreign youth (13 to 17) | CLP 16,600 to 17,400 | CLP 48,500 |
| Foreign children (0 to 12) | Free | Free |
| Chilean adults | CLP 9,400 to 9,900 | CLP 14,200 |
| Chilean youth | CLP 5,200 to 5,500 | CLP 8,200 |
| Chilean children, seniors, people with disabilities | Free | Free |
| Foreign seniors (60 and over), foreign people with disabilities | – | – |
The portal sorts visitors into children 0 to 12, youth 13 to 17, adults 18 to 59 and seniors 60 to 99, plus a category for people with disabilities. For foreign seniors and foreign people with disabilities, read the price at checkout and do not assume the Chilean exemptions apply. For most visitors on a single tour, the day pass is the right one. For most W trekkers, who spend 3 to 5 days in the park, the multi-day pass is the one to buy.
How to buy the ticket and where it is checked
Buy the ticket on the national parks online portal (Pases Parques) at least 24 hours before you enter. Have the confirmation ready on your phone or printed, because the entrance is controlled.
The controlled entrances are Laguna Amarga, Sarmiento and Serrano. At Laguna Amarga the ticket is checked and visitors get a briefing. The online pass is not a reservation for a shuttle, a catamaran or a bed in a refugio. Service fees, card charges and foreign currency surcharges can apply at checkout.
What the entrance ticket does not include
Most costs in the park are separate.
Day tours
On a full-day road tour from Puerto Natales, the park entrance and the Cueva del Milodón entrance are usually extra. Check what your tour includes, and see Puerto Natales for the start of the day.
Boats
The Grey Glacier boat and the kayak trip do not include the park ticket. The Lago Pehoé catamaran is also separate. Fares are on the Grey Glacier and Lago Pehoé pages.
The transfer at Laguna Amarga
A shuttle runs from Laguna Amarga to the Welcome Center, about 7 km and 25 minutes, for CLP 4,500 per single ride in the 2026/27 season. The fare is a transport price and not a trail fee.
Base Las Torres
Extra access regulation for the Base Las Torres hike is not being introduced in 2026. The hike has its own rules on start and exit times, described on the Base Las Torres page.
Nights in the mountains
Nights on the W and O must be reserved before you enter. The ticket does not replace them. Read refugios and camping before you buy the ticket.
Opening hours and when to buy
Hours change with the season, and trails have their own cut-offs.
The park runs a summer season from October to April with hours of 07:00 to 21:00 daily, and a winter season from May to September with hours of 08:00 to 18:30 daily. Weather and safety changes are possible, and an open gate does not mean every trail is open. Check the day before. For the right months, see best time to visit.
Torres del Paine entrance fee: frequently asked questions
How much is the entrance fee for foreigners?
In 2026, a foreign adult day pass costs CLP 32,400 to 34,000, and a multi-day pass for 2 to 10 consecutive days at CLP 48,500. Foreign youth pay CLP 16,600 to 17,400 for a day pass, and foreign children aged 0 to 12 are free. Check the final amount at checkout.
Where do I buy the ticket?
Online on the national parks portal (Pases Parques), at least 24 hours before entry. The ticket is checked at the controlled entrance, for example at Laguna Amarga.
How long is the multi-day pass valid?
It covers 2 or more days up to a maximum of 10 consecutive days, and has been sold since 1 May 2026.
Does the ticket include the bus, the boat or a bed?
No. The ticket is only the park entrance. Shuttles, the catamaran, the Grey boat and nights in a refugio or campsite are separate bookings.
Is this the official website of the park?
No. This is an independent travel guide. It is not the website of the national park, CONAF or the concessionaires in the park, and it is not connected to any tour operator or hotel. Buy your ticket on the national parks portal.