Wildlife & Birding
One of the last corners of South America to be discovered 500 years ago. This remote island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean is a Unesco Biosphere Reserve where almost the 60% of the flora is endemic. The archipelago is a truly unique natural treasure that is still mostly untouched and off the beaten path of tourism. If this makes this destination appealing just wait until we hike through the forest and along the volcanic cliffs facing the Pacific.
Jump into the famous waters of Juan Fernandez, considered among the best in the world for diving & fishing. Follow the path of Robinson Crusoe while you taste the delicious cuisine where lobster and fish are the main ingredients at the same time that you explore one of the most pristine and fragile ecosystems on earth and enjoy the endemic birds, flora and aquatic life that make this destination a must for any naturalist and adventurous spirit.
