They do a good job showing you the highlights of the park but there are so many great spots there that doing it on your own at your own pace would be a better option. Of course, the 4+ hours of driving from and back to Punta Arenas is a drag but the alternative of staying in Puerta Natales is not so nice as the town is a pit. Bring food and drink with you for the entire day as the food stops inside the park are few and far between and the prices are steep. Also, if you rely on your phone for time and alarm functions bear in mind that Punta Arenas is located right on the border of the time zone and the clock on your phone may or may not be updated, or better yet it may be switched back and forth between time zones arbitrarily. So it's better to order a wakeup call. We didn't, so we got up one hour earlier.

An excellent day trip. Well worth the early start. Seeing about as much as you can in only a short time. Pablo was a superb guide. Really awesome scenery. Makes me want to come back for longer.

Fantastic tour with amazing views! More than just penguin watching. Stopped for tons of Guanacos, Rheas, foxes, and sheep. The long journey was broken up well. Felt like more of a safari! Eduardo was fantastic!! Would book again!

The penguins were amazing! The tour was well organised and functional. Lunch was plentiful and reasonably priced. Two token tour stops.

Well organised, fun ferry, great payable local lunch, lovely scenery. The penguins were the icing on the cake. Long trip.

Quite simply too long, too expensive and parts of it towards the end (albeit interesting about the Chilean Selkmam people) irrelevant to me. With respect If I’d have wanted a history tour I’d have booked one. Also it was an incredibly long day for an hour of penguin viewing at 50metres (yes I know that’s a legal requirement) even though they are the most wonderful animals and I will take away memories of this. I felt there were so many opportunities missed to stop here and there and photograph the beautiful landscape we were travelling through (in fairness nobody asked) and some of the wildlife. I felt a little let down by it given the price but hey ho you live and learn. I would say the tour guide was very nice and helpful and extremely knowledgeable

Had a terrible experience. First tried to book this company through Viator. Then they canceled on us last minute. I contacted them and they said not to make other plans and to meet them at the dock at 10am and we can join a different tour they operate. I emailed the night before to make sure everything is ok and they said everything is great and meet them at 10am by the clock. At 10 I met Valeria and she said we missed the tour. They changed the schedule and it left at 8am and they forgot to inform me. Valeria said there were no other tours they were running that day and she would not help arrange a different tour. Ended up with a tour group that sucked. Had a I known I could have made other arrangements. Very disappointed. Very unprofessional.

Awesome excursion. The park is absolutely stunning, everything I expected from Patagonia. Our guide, Juan, and driver were professional and knowledgeable and I really enjoyed the whole day. I’ll note, it’s a long day with an early start (530-6A) and late (745P) arrival back in Punta Arenas. Plan to take some food to munch at the camping area at Lake Pehoe. I took an apple, some trail mix, a protein bar and water, which was perfect for me. Pro tip: look for the bench (contemplation spot) on the overlook along some trails just outside the campground, it’s might just be the most perfect spot for lunch on the planet.

Atman was a great guide but I was disappointed that we couldn't get very close to the penguins. If I had known that, I would have brought my binoculars.

The guide was friendly and professional. The journey was long but seeing many Guanaco's made for a better journey. The park we found very touristy, as we arrived in a group we had to stay in a group, this wasn't fun as we wanted to space ourselves from people chatting and children. Lunch was a big flop, poor choice for a vegetarian with rip off prices for what we got to eat. The day was however memorable. The penguins were great to see.

Overall the tour was good, weather did not really cooperate but that was not the guides fault, my only reason for a slightly lower review is that we were on a small tour, 7 people, and we were the only non Spanish speaking couple. The guide did a reasonable job of explaining things in English, but spent 75% of the tome chatting in Spanish, which left us feeling we were not getting the same full explanation as the rest of the tour.

A fantastic tour of the fort and park, with lots of history and great views. I was surprised when I arrived and was the only member of the tour, but the guide explained it would still run! My guide; Gabriel and driver; Victor were absolutely brilliant. We managed to do all the trails in the park including a beautiful walk through ‘woodpeckers forest’. Gabriel provided an informative history of the fort and surrounding strait and was very friendly and accommodating. Victor stopped the bus for me on the way back to town when we spotted a sea lion and dolphins from the shore for a better look and chance to take photos. There are often whales, dolphins and sea lions on this stretch. A brilliant half day out, definitely recommend if you have a few days in Punta Arenas to see the beautiful park and historic fort reconstruction.

A wonderful introduction to Patagonia scenery and weather. Luís was a terrific guide: energetic, humorous, and knowledgeable about Patagonia geography, history and ecology. He set our expectations early about the unpredictable Patagonia weather, so even though it was rainy and windy, we still had a wonderful time. Highly recommended!

The 1 hour with the penguins was great (but very windy and cold). But the 10+ hours of travel to and from Punta Arenas was way too much. Too much travel vs the time with the penguins.

Excellent trip with a waterfalls, iceberg, wild animals, plants, ancient living cave. receeding glacier