The puma is the largest feline in the Andes Mountains and Patagonia. As a top predator in the food chain, it is difficult to spot in the wild, which is why one must venture deep into its natural habitat to photograph it. Pumas are most active during twilight hours — at dawn and dusk — when sightings become more likely. Within the Torres del Paine National Park, these animals inhabit specific areas well known to our expert guides. During the excursion, it’s also possible to observe other native wildlife such as guanacos, foxes, huemules (native deer), condors, eagles, and many more.

Descripción de la actividad:  A las 05:30am lo retiramos desde su lugar de alojamiento en Puerto Natales para iniciar nuestra excursión hacia el norte de la Provincia de Ultima Esperanza. Pasaremos por Cerro Castillo, asentamiento rural ubicado en medio de la pampa patagónica y frontera con el país de Argentina. Desde aquí continuamos atravesando la estepa magallánica, hasta encontraros con grandes montañas hacia el oeste. Recorreremos los sectores de Lago Sarmiento y Laguna Amarga, con la Cordillera Paine como telón de fondo en todo momento. Caminaremos a través de senderos utilizados por los pumas y avistaremos fauna nativa.
Estaremos durante una jornada completa tras el rastro del Puma! El retorno en Puerto Natales será por la tarde.

Note: Puma sightings are not guaranteed; however, there is a high probability of spotting them in the areas included in the excursion.