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Raw and remote, that's Chilean Patagonia, the breathtaking destination for serious photographers.
110 mile
Average width of the country
7
UNESCO sites in Chile
2900
Volcanoes
About Botswana
Patagonia in southern Chile is a place of scale and silence—jagged mountains, sweeping plains, and hardly any sign of human life. In the heart of it sits Torres del Paine National Park, home to one of the highest densities of wild pumas anywhere in the world. Unlike many wildlife destinations, tracking here is done mostly on foot, often with local spotters who know the habits and territories of individual cats. When conditions are right, you may spend hours quietly following and photographing pumas up close.
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Why this destination is perfect for you
If you’re after something quieter, challenging, and unlike traditional safaris, Patagonia stands out. The terrain is wide open. The air is cold and dry. You’ll walk, sometimes for hours, to find a single animal—but when it happens, it’s just you and the puma. No crowds, no engines, no distractions. For photographers who want time with a single subject in a breathtaking setting and the challenge of working in the elements, Patagonia is one of the most rewarding places to be.
Pumas on Foot
Track and photograph wild pumas with expert local spotters—no vehicles, just boots, binos and cameras.
Torres del Paine Backdrop
Sharp peaks, glaciers, and wild weather add fantastic background to every frame.
High Success Rates
Thanks to expert trackers and growing puma populations, sightings here are increasingly reliable.
More than Just Cats
Spot and photograph condors, guanacos, foxes, owls, and other Patagonian wildlife.
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