Hospedaje Evelyn Map

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By Land:

The main access is along Route 9 north: Punta Arenas - Puerto Natales, about 200 km. The other options are through the border crossings: Casas Viejas, Dorotea and Don Guillermo River, which are open all year round.

By bus:

If you travel by bus, coaches leave from El Calafate bus station. It’s about 286 km to Puerto Natales. The trip includes a stop for refreshments.

Normally, it stops at Río Turbio city to change drivers and just a few kilometers ahead the regular Customs procedures have to be completed in order to be admitted into Chilean territory. Twelve kilometers ahead of the Chilean border line, the coach finally gets to Puerto Natales.

You can also take buses from Punta Arenas or the Airport. It costs about $4000 per person.

By sea:

It is possible to get to Puerto Natales via Puerto Montt, aboard a ferry specially equipped to transport passengers, vehicles and cargo. The journey takes 4 days and 3 nights and ferries arrive and depart on a weekly basis.

Border passes:

Dorotea Pass,

This pass is 618 meters above sea level. One gets there after travelling 27km along Route CH-250 from Puerto Natales. After going through Customs, there are about 14 km to Río Turbio.
November to March: open 24 hours.

Casas Viejas Pass,

This pass is 239 meters above sea level. It is located 14 km away from Puerto Natales. After going through Customs, there are about 19 km to Río Turbio.
Open all year.

Cancha Carrera,

This crossing is only open during summer, from December to March, and it allows access from Puerto Natales through the Cerro Castillo area to El Calafate along National Route N° 40 in Argentina.

* Please, note that part of this information is subject to changes every year.