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Take a day trip to the famous Torres del Paine National Park, one of Chile's most stunning natural wonders. Spend the morning hiking to the base of the towers, a challenging but rewarding trek that takes you through forests, over streams, and up rocky terrain.

After lunch, hike to the Grey Glacier lookout point for stunning views of the glacier and the surrounding landscape. You may even see icebergs floating in the lake.

Head back to Puerto Natales for dinner at La Mesita Grande, a cozy restaurant serving delicious Chilean and Patagonian dishes. Try the seafood platter or the lamb shank.

Take a guided horseback riding tour through the Patagonian countryside. You'll be able to explore remote areas of the region that are difficult to access on foot or by car, and see stunning scenery along the way.

After lunch, visit the Milodon Cave, a natural monument that's home to fascinating geological formations and the remains of prehistoric animals.

Return to Balmaceda for dinner at El Hornito, a rustic restaurant that serves delicious Chilean food. Try the pastel de choclo, a traditional dish made with corn, meat, and vegetables.

Take a scenic drive along the Carretera Austral, one of Chile's most beautiful highways. Stop at the Queulat National Park for a hike to the famous hanging glacier, a breathtaking natural wonder.

After lunch, visit the small fishing village of Puyuhuapi and take a tour of the local salmon farm. Learn about the salmon farming process and taste some fresh, locally caught fish.

Return to Balmaceda for dinner at El Puesto, a cozy restaurant that serves delicious Patagonian cuisine. Try the grilled lamb chops or the king crab.

Take a day trip to the nearby Marble Caves, a series of stunning natural formations on the shores of Lake General Carrera. Take a boat tour to see the caves up close and marvel at the swirling patterns and colors of the marble.

After lunch, visit the Cerro Castillo National Reserve for a hike through the beautiful Patagonian landscape. Keep an eye out for local wildlife like guanacos and condors.

Return to Balmaceda for dinner at La Barraca, a restaurant that specializes in grilled meats and seafood. Try the Patagonian lamb or the grilled octopus.