Wildlife holiday in Chile

You will be spending 4 days walking through Torres del Paine in Patagonia in search of the elusive Puma. Supporting projects like this helps ensure the survival of this species through the protection of its habitat from human encroachment. Going on tours of this nature promote wildlife trekking excursions around the world as a viable economic value to a country and its local communities.

Many of the guides have grown up in the Patagonian region and tours of this nature allow you to connect to the landscape they call home and provide them with means to protect it through putting money in their pockets. They also know the land and the wildlife and so can best lead us in a way which does not disturb the puma's.

We have a strict environmental policy to make sure that the environments we visit are not damaged in any way. Our “Leave No Trace” ethic is applied to each one of our trips, and as a responsible tour operator, it is something we are careful and steadfast about promoting. Each one of our guides are trained to uphold, promote and put into practice such responsible behaviour, especially in wilderness areas or whilst traveling to UNESCO heritage sites, which many of our trips undoubtedly do. We attempt to reduce plastic bottle use wherever possible by promoting use of reusable bottles. We understand this is not always possible in countries where tap water is not safe to drink.

We attempt to reduce plastic bottle use wherever possible by promoting use of reusable and filtered water bottles. Our partnership with Water-To-Go provides a discount on filtered water bottles to our clients. We do not provide water from plastic bottles to our clients in country but always ensure there is regular access to drinking water on our tours.