8–10 hours
3 languages
Private tour
Mobile ticket

Highlights

The knowledge is born from years of traveling and working in Torres del Paine, learning to read the territory, its changes and the behavior of its fauna. This connection with the place allows you to adapt each search and explore with respect, patience and local knowledge, approaching the world of the cougar in an authentic and responsible way.

Inclusions

What's included

Transport
Lunch
Binoculars
Guide

What's not

Entrance to Torres del Paine National Park

Itinerary

Step into the cougar territory and discover one of the wildest faces of Patagonia. This private experience takes you to explore Torres del Paine National Park and its surroundings, touring steppes, valleys and sectors where the cougar moves freely in its natural habitat. Together with local guides and trackers, it interprets the territory, searches for signs and explores different sectors according to the conditions and activity of the fauna. We do not follow a predetermined route; we let nature lead the way. Pumas, guanacos, condors, foxes and other species are part of this quest and an extraordinary ecosystem. Every day is different. As it is wildlife, the sighting of cougars is not guaranteed. The essence is in exploring, observing and discovering. More than finding a cougar, it is about entering its territory and living Patagonia in its most untamed state.
8 h

Cancellation

All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.

Know before you go

Pickup: Pickup is included for everyone.
Ticket type: Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Operated by: Terra Indomita Expediciones

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Specialized infant seats are available
Suitable for all physical fitness levels

How it compares in Puerto Natales

Its from-price is 254% above the median of the 51 day trips we list in Puerto Natales.
Its length is typical for the group.

About Puerto Natales

Puerto Natales, on the Last Hope Sound in Chilean Patagonia, is a small waterfront town and the base for Torres del Paine National Park.

Puerto Natales lies on the shore of Última Esperanza Sound, Last Hope in English, a long inlet of grey-green water with snowy peaks across it. The town is a grid of low, brightly roofed buildings with a waterfront promenade where black-necked swans often feed. Sheep farming, the sea and the mountains still shape its character.

Top-ranked sights in Puerto Natales: Nordenskjold Lake, Milodon Cave (Cueva del Milodon), Grey Glacier.

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