We visited this place as part of a day out from Puerto Natales, taking in also the Grey Glacier and Torees del Paine. The cave is a “natural monument” which is geologically very interesting, spanning 20,000 years of evolution of rock formations and native animals.The...More

Having visited dozens of caves around the world, this isn't too memorable. Yes, historically important and good to know about, but not a destination in its own right.

Brief visit to this important archaeological site. Had never heard of a milidón, but am now much better informed! The displays and information provided were first class.

This is just a simple and normal cave, where supposed to be a museum or some animales remains, but there´s only a cement sculpture, and the entrance fee is 5000clp(around USD8). Not recommendeat all, you can use this time to enjoy Grey Glacier instead.

our trip has been arranged by Smartrip and executed by Patagonia Planet. Both offices have been well organized, helpful and delivered what they have promised. For the Cueva del Milodon you will need walking shoes, scarf and gloves if it is winter time. We did...More

If we were not on our way to Torres del paine, we had never stopped here. Its just a big hole in a mountain. Nothing spectecular. Just filling up our driving day.

The cave is safe and you can take great photos. There is a little of history and you can buy souvenirs and coffee in a store