Adventure & Culture
Explore one of the most remarkable places in southern Chile. Pumalín Douglas Tompkins National Park is the kingdom of the temperate rainforest, with breathtaking trails waiting to be explored alongside our expert naturalist guides.
Located at the gateway to the Patagonian fjords region, the park is surrounded by glacier valleys, active volcanoes, and some of the best-preserved forests in Chile, home to extraordinary biodiversity.
The conservation project behind these lands, led by Tompkins Conservation, is an essential part of the park’s history. Today, the park is one of the highlights of the Route of Parks of Patagonia, a network of protected areas stretching across Chilean Patagonia.
Guide: Naturalist guide certified with International WFR or WAFA.
Accommodation: Two nights in cabins at Caleta Gonzalo Lodge, Pumalín Park.
Meals: All meals as indicated in the itinerary.
Transportation: Private ground transportation, flight from Puerto Montt to Chaitén and return.
Equipment Provided: Extra binoculars available upon request, naturalist literature available for reference during the trip.
Not included: International flights, travel insurance, tips, and any items not specifically mentioned above.
