Patagonia Puma Tracking - Wildlife Discovery Adventure

Rates

Rates valid from November 2019 to April 2020

• CLP 3,408,800 p.p. in  double Suite Dome for a 5 persons group
• CLP 3,820,300 p.p. in double Suite Dome for a 4 persons group (published price is based on a 4 people group) 
• CLP 4,203,300 p.p. in double Suite Dome for a 3 persons group
• CLP 4,783,900 p.p. in double Suite Dome for a 2 persons group 
• Single room supplement CLP 350,000

Departures 

Regular departures on fixed dates as specified below

Fixed Dates

• November 17th to 22nd, 2019 (Patagonia Spring)
• December 17th to 22nd, 2019 (Patagonia Summer)
• March 2nd to 7th, 2020 (Patagonia Summer & Autumn) 
• April 8th to 13th, 2020 (Patagonia Autumn) 
• April 15th to 20th, 2020 (Patagonia Autumn)

>> Do you want a private departure for this trip? We can do it, please send us an e-mail to   

• Private Departure Group Supplement CLP 555,600

Included

• English speaking specialist wildlife guide. Max group size only 5 travelers!
• Accommodation EcoCamp’s Suite Domes
• Meals as indicated Day1 L, D -  Day2 B, L, D -  Day3 B, L, D - Day4 B, L, D -  Day5 B, L, D - Day B, L
• All ground transport as indicated in the itinerary
• Park fees for Torres del Paine National Park

Not Included

• Flight tickets
• Insurance (it is mandatory you purchase appropriate insurance for this trip)
• Voluntary tipping of guides and staff
• Soft drinks or snacks not served with the meals included at the EcoCamp. Bringing US$ in cash for buying extra drinks/snacks or souvenirs in Torres del Paine NP is suggested
• Items of personal nature
• Photo equipment, binoculars - please bring your own.

Itinerary Modifications

The weather in Patagonia can be difficult to deal with at times. We reserve the right to change the order of the days in any itinerary at the discretion of the trip guide and based on operational considerations. The trip guide can modify, change or eliminate part of the itinerary based on safety/weather considerations.

Transport

In Torres del Paine and throughout Patagonia transport is in minivans that normally seat from 8 to 14 people. Pick up / Drop off times shown in the Weekly Transfer Board are approximate and will be confirmed locally by our operations team. An exclusive toll-free emergency number will be available for anyone needing additional support while they are in Chile.

Weather

The vast unbroken stretch of ocean to the west and south of the South American continent leaves the Patagonian Andes very exposed to winds that circle the Antarctic landmass. In addition, the strong marine influence and the effect of the Southern Patagonia Icefield make the weather hard to predict. In spring or early summer, fine weather may deteriorate almost without warning, bringing rain and even snow. Even in summer (December to March), you should come prepared to find strong cold winds (up to 130km/hr) and rainfall. The summer’s average temperature is 11ºC/52ºF (24ºCmax, 2ºC min). However, just as quickly as the weather turns nasty, it can become lovely and sunny. So come prepared for all types of weather!

What you need to bring

Passengers need to be prepared for summer and winter all at once. Essential equipment includes:

• One day backpack (30 liters - to carry a camera, glasses, raincoat, etc)
• Trekking or hiking boots
• Extra shoes for evenings or in case others get wet
• Waterproof jacket
• Two pairs of woolen socks
• Fleece jacket or sweater
• Shorts or comfortable loose pants
• Sun protection (glasses, hat, lip balm, and screen) and
• Optional Capilene underwear for the upper and lower body
• US$ in cash for buying extra drinks/snacks or souvenirs in Torres del Paine NP.