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Ovejero 1123, Puerto Natales, 6160000, Chile
View on Google MapsRoberto was genuinely amazing. He worked tirelessly to get us in front of a puma and did not disappoint. He was friendly, kind, and so passionate. I feel lucky to have gone on tour with him.
It was an amazing experience! We went on a private tour. Camila and Pepe showed us much of the park and we saw a lot of fauna, besides cougars we also saw guanacos, flamingos, skunks, armadillos, hares... anyway. The best thing is that the animals are not being disturbed in any way, it was an unforgettable experience and HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
Solo female traveler who felt secure with this guide. Big credit to Roberto. He worked super hard to get me great shots all day. Sometimes nature doesn't cooperate which you have to expect in wildlife photography. But, when all I got was a tail, he scoured the park for the best wildlife moments and we wound up with some absolutely epic shots.
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Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap, Suitable for all physical fitness levels, Majority of the tour is in the 4x4 vehicle, some easy walking may be done to see the animals, we cannot accommodate wheelchairs in the vehicle. , The guide is also the driver. It is a guided tour via 4x4 car into the national park, the guide picks up and drops off the clients.
Roberto and Oscar knew their stuff.. very informative and helpful. Help us to spot and follow puma…Thanks for a great experience! Pictures creating memories forever.
Absolutely wonderful experience!! Roberto was a fantastic guide & would highly recommend him to anyone! We got to see a puma & then explore the park. Saw other wildlife as well & learned much about the landscape.
I did the W trek in the standard direction from central to great Paine. It was a very special experience and I enjoyed it very much. The views very spectacular. The organization was excellent, everything worked very smoothly. The tents were in good shape, the sleeping bags freshly cleaned and the food was good. Everything worked like a charm. The only thing is I forget my POI form (you get it a immigration into chile) but I could get a copy and later got my taxes reimbursed. In all fairness it was my mistake as it was mentioned in the documentation. I would recommend doing the trip in the standard direction as you the biggest hike with the most elevation on the first day and I must admit I was very happy to make it back to my tent :-). I was a bit concerned doing it solo but then it turned out out to be no problem at all a) the trek is very well marked b) there are quite a number of people on the trek and many of them walk the same way so you meet them in the evening at the Refugios and sometimes we decided to walk the next day together. I would recommend (as written in the packing list) very good hiking boots and all weather clothing as it can get windy and cold. In addition to the packing list bring a small foldable backpack, as you in some place leave your big backpack at the bottom of the mountain and only use the small one up.
We took a private tour with Leona Amarga Rancho specifically for the puma tracking outside of Torres del Paine. We stayed in the puma dome and all meals were provided. Puma dome - very comfortable. When we booked we didn't know it would just be the two of us at the ranch. So if you're looking for group interaction this isn't for you. Diego was our excellent guide. He spoke English and was knowledgeable. It would be good if you speak Spanish because most people do not speak English. Since we had a private car we could go wherever/whenever we wanted. The food was terrific. Jackie is an incredible cook! Expensive, yes but we saw 7 pumas in 4 days as up close and personal as I would want to be. Of course, the 600mm lens was indispensable. Since we are older we could decide how far we were willing to walk because the pumas don't leave the carcass beside the road, you do have to walk over somewhat rough terrain to see the puma eating/guarding the carcass from other pumas. The cubs we saw were older but still with their mother. As a photographer, I loved every minute of it - except getting up at 5:00A, but even that was worth it.
