The adventure kicks off at El Calafate airport, where travelers embark on a flight to Perito Moreno. During the journey, they are treated to sweeping vistas of the Patagonian steppe, along with its rivers and lakes unfolding beneath the aircraft.

Upon arrival at Patagonia Park, the focus shifts to exploring the Cañadón Pinturas and Cañadón Caracoles Portals. These areas are renowned for their substantial guanaco populations and, as a result, a notable presence of pumas. In this setting of immense natural beauty, visitors engage in an experience designed to observe the fourth largest feline on Earth in a responsible and respectful manner.

Throughout the day, seasoned guides and trackers meticulously analyze the landscape, searching for tracks, behaviors, and signs that could lead to locating the animals. Based on their analysis, they venture out in 4x4 vehicles and hike along natural trails and open park spaces, moving at a relaxed pace that allows for detailed observation of the environment.

Puma tracking is always performed from a safe distance, employing binoculars to minimize disruption to the wildlife. This method facilitates a deeper understanding of the species' behavior and underscores the importance of its conservation in an ecosystem where it has traditionally been viewed as a threat to livestock.

Concluding the experience, the return flight to El Calafate offers another chance to admire the vastness of Patagonia from above, with its expansive plains, waterways, and lakes accompanying the flight and providing a panoramic closure to the day's exploration.