This day we will arrive at the city of Punta Arenas, located in the south of Chile. A representative of our team received them at the Presidente Carlos Ibáñez International Airport.

Once we have all the suitcases with us, we will get into our vehicles and go to our hotel in Cerro Castillo town, where it will be our home for the next few days.

Once at the hotel, we will settle in our rooms, and then we will have a welcome dinner to meet the participants, guides, and talk about our briefing of activities for the following days

In the next four days we will leave, very early in the morning, towards a private land in the Torres del Paine National Park to focus exclusively on the photographs of the Puma (puma concolor).

The departure from the hotel will depend on the time of sunrise; the ideal time is to be already in the place 30 minutes before it,  in this way we can also enjoy beautiful sunrises.

Once we find the Puma, we will stay with it, photographing and enjoying this encounter.

We will remain in the reserve as long as possible. Then, after the last flash of light on the horizon, we will return to the hotel to have dinner and rest.

*In addition to the pumas, in the reserve it is possible to photograph guanacos, birds of prey and, of course, amazing landscapes.

Early in the morning we will go to a special place, Lake Pehoé, where we will try to capture the dawn of the towers reflected in the water, accompanied by the forest landscape.

Definitely a postcard scene!

Then we will travel through the National Park looking for landscape photographs, until we reach the Hotel Gray, where we will have lunch.

In the afternoon we will go in search of the iconic Magellanic woodpecker (Campephilus magellanicus), as well as other birds of course.

Like the other days, after the last ray of light, we will return to our hotel.

After breakfast and with all our suitcases ready, we will get on our cars and head towards a estancia (ranch) in the way to Punta Arenas, which is one of the best places in the world to observe and photograph the bidgest andean bird, the Andean Condor (Vultur gryphus).

In this place, we will also have lunch a delicious typical Patagonian food, the “Asado de Palo”.

After this event we will go to Punta Arenas, to have the last dinner and rest at our hotel.

After seven fascinating and fun days saved in photographs and memmories it is time to say “see you soon”, because we hope to share a new adventure together.

After a comfortable rest and a delicious breakfast we will go to the Presidente Carlos Ibáñez International Airport.

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