
Our
photographic tours will let you discover enchanting places of
the Patagonia, traveling through the most beautiful natural settings
where you will be able to experience harmony with Nature and
to take those special photographs that you so much have dreamed
about.
With more than 25 years of experience in the Patagonia, the
professional photographer Federico Bechis will guide you to those
unique places, from a photographic perspective, to take those special
photographs from the best angle and with the best light. These tours
are designed for photographers of any level of experience and ability
that would like to travel in small groups with soul mates, to
capture in images some of the aspects of the wildlife and also the different
climates from the always changing light of Patagonia.
The reduced size of the groups permits us to perform occasional
modifications in our itineraries during the tours, in order to take
the best chances of the changing situations in wild life and light
conditions.
If you would like to improve your photographic technique, we recommend
you to sign in first for our Nature
photo workshop "The Awakening of the Look".
Here
we describe two of our standard itineraries, but if would like a personalized
photographic tour, please contact
us and we will design an itinerary that will suit your wishes,
enriched by our advice fostered by ours vast experience.

Tour's
duration: 6 days-5 nights
Total drive distance:
about 325 km
Best months to travel: November
to April
Visiting: San Carlos de Bariloche:
Las Buitreras-Valle Encantado- Cuyín Manzano- Río Traful
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Description: driving just a few
kilometers away from Bariloche, toward the East, in Patagonian Steppe
region, we will go in search of the impressive thick walls of volcanic
ash rocks of La Buitrera hill, which serve as shelter and nesting
place to the Andean Condor. Also we will walk in the forest of thousand-year-old
lenga, which in autumn will dazzle us with its wide colors palette
of ocher and reddish, patagonian woodpeckers or a red deer and fox.
Toward the Northeast, along the Limay, we will travel through charming
rural spots and we will explore other natural environments of
the Encanado Valley with its funny shapes eroded by the wind. We will
visit caves with ancient paintings that give us testimony of
an aboriginal culture of more than 9700 years old. Few kilometers away
of the confluence of the Limay and Traful rivers, we will walk through
a stunning canyon wading by the crystal clear waters of the Cuyín
Manzano river to the most important condor's nesting place in
Patagonia, with beautiful views of the mountains. Then we will
undertake a crossing by the Minero stream, observing magnificent
salmons and birds arriving at beginning of the Traful river, through
a typical patagonian steppe ranch - estancia. For further
information and details please click here

Tour's
duration: 9 days- 8 nights
Total drive distance:
about 1.150 km
Best
months to travel: November to April
Visiting:
Lake crossing the Andes road - Puerto Varas - Chiloé: Ancud - Quemchi
Castro - Dalcahue - Curaco de Velez - Achao - Chonchi - Cucao - Quellón
- Puerto Montt - Andes crossing through land by car- Bariloche
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Description:
From Bariloche we navigate the lakes Nahuel Huapi and Frías
in Argentina, crossing the Andes to Chile by the P. Rosales
border pass, continuing our trip through the lake Todos los Santos,
stopping by the majestic Petrohué waterfalls. Driving through
a typical Valdiviana forest, immersed in this green tones of
pristine wilderness with exuberant vegetation, photographing
the magnificent views of the volcanos Osorno, Puntiagudo,
Calbuco and the Mount Tronador. From Puerto Varas we continue our
trip to the Chiloé island crossing with ferry to Ancud, harbor
city and fortress funded in 1765. We will visit the San Antonio fortress
and in the port, we will board a fish boat and join the local people
when collecting the jaivas (crabs) cages. We will travel through
Quemchi, Tenaún, Dalcahue, Castro, Chonchi, Queilen, Quellón, coastal
settlements build at the end of the thick and humid forest, around its
churches, built with wood and shingles by the Jesuits with various
colors and beautiful shapes. We will travel through typical harbor food
and craft marketplaces and palates settlements with colorful shingles.
Driving though the Isla Grande, we will enter into the Chiloé National
Park, to Cucao, at the Pacific coast. It is a place of extensive
white sand beaches, that Darwin visited in 1834, finding
there extraordinary samples of larch trees and Guaitecas cypress
forest. We will have the opportunity to photograph different indigenous
trees, mammals and birds. We will return to Bariloche, crossing the
Andes by the Puyehue border pass, flanking the Llanquihue and the Nahuel
Huapi lakes among others. More
details and information here.