Embark on a captivating Photographic Safari, Wildlife Full Day through breathtaking landscapes, located in the iconic Torres del Paine National Park, “home of the cougars”. This unique property is home to an abundance of these majestic creatures. The focus of our program is the observation and photography of wildlife, with the main goal of spotting the Mountain Lion of the andes.
Our collaboration with expert trackers cougars warrant that this tour stand out as one of the best for the observation and photography of pumas, ideal for those looking for a memorable experience in a limited time.
-We will rise very early in the morning to go out from Puerto Natales in the direction of the Torres del Paine national Park.
-The search of pumas begins before dawn and the we will in both vehicle and on foot.
-We will visit the places where they are allowed to move, trying to disturb as little as possible the biodiversity of the National Park Torres del Paine.
-We will learn techniques for identifying this magnificent animal and to know their customs.
-Go to the places where you normally can see the puma hunting or resting.
-Remember that the cougar is a wild animal living freely in the park, so that we do not guarantee its sighting.
-During the activity, you will learn together with the guide tracking techniques.
-You can enjoy the typical patagonian landscape and the observation of the different animal species that inhabit the park.
-You'll also have time to take pictures.
- Local guide certificate and an expert on mountain lions.
- Private transportation.
- Snacks and hot drinks.
- Binoculars.
- Image viewer, thermal.
- Entrance to the National Park.
- Box lunch.
- Additional services not specified in the program.
- Sure.
Difficulty: Low / Medium.
- The sighting of pumas is not guaranteed, since these are wild animals in freedom.
- Minimum age: 18 years.
- Prepare for the changing climatic conditions of Torres del Paine.
- It can take between 1 and 3 km during the day, depending on the movements of the cougars.
- Make sure you are properly dressed with a base layer, warm clothes and rain gear.
- Wear gloves, a hat and shoes trekking resistant.
- It is recommended to wear sunglasses (essential).
- Use a first layer, windproof and waterproof clothing.
- For a better observation of wildlife at a distance, it is recommended to use a pair of binoculars between 8x and 10x.
- To photograph wildlife, it is recommended that a camera with a lens of at least 400 mm and a tripod or monopod.
- Requires a minimum of 2 passengers to make the experience.
