
Puma Tracking
A private experience focused on searching for and responsibly observing wild pumas, both inside and around Torres del Paine National Park. We leave before dawn so we can be in the field before first light.
The experience includes 7 active hours of searching. From Puerto Natales, the transfer to the park area takes approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes. The field day can run continuously or include a midday break before continuing in the afternoon.
Pick-up can be arranged in Puerto Natales or from hotels located inside or near Torres del Paine National Park.
Meals: lunch is not included by default, but can be arranged on request. National Park entrance: not included, as not every outing requires entering the park.
Larger groups: an additional vehicle, guide and trackers can be arranged depending on group size.
Minimum age: 14. Guests aged 14–16 require authorization from a parent or legal guardian.
Pumas are wild animals. Sightings and behaviors depend on natural conditions and cannot be guaranteed.
“The following day we were also on a different tour with him, looking for pumas.”Guest · Nov 2024 · excerpt





























