Puerto Natales Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
city in Chilean Patagonia
About Puerto Natales
Puerto Natales features a couple of characteristics that visitors should be aware of. One is that the population is largely descended from immigrants from Chiloé, and the "chilote" tendencies (cooking, building style) are evident. Another characteristic is that there are very strong communist/leftist affiliations in this town, so take this into account by being careful with your conversations involving related politics. Aside from the Chilotes, you will find many surnames of British and Croatian descent. Although Puerto Natales is not very interesting, it is an ideal basis for a trek inTorres del Paine National Park. The city is the last chance to get food (in the supermarkets) and gas at reasonable prices before the park, where you are to pay double for those goods. The city is built alon
Top Attractions in Puerto Natales
Explore the best things to see and do in Puerto Natales:
- ★Criollo Expeditions
- ★Cueva del Milodón Natural Monument
- ★Mirador Dorotea
- ★Museo Histórico Municipal (The city museum)
- ★Walk to the boatyard
Where to Eat in Puerto Natales
Must-try local food and restaurants:
- 🍴Afrigonia
- 🍴Andres
- 🍴Baguales Brewery
- 🍴El Asador Patagónico
- 🍴El living
- 🍴La Picá de Carlitos
Where to Stay in Puerto Natales
- 🏨Backpacker's El Refugio
- 🏨Casa Cecilia
- 🏨Erratic Rock
- 🏨Hostal Lili Patagonicos
- 🏨Lodging Evelyn
- 🏨Los Inmigrantes
Puerto Natales Travel Guide Sections
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