• Batuco Wetland - Just a short 30-minute drive from Santiago, Batuco Wetland stands as a significant freshwater wetland in Central Chile. It hosts over 100 bird species, including coots, herons, and the vibrant Many-colored Rush Tyrant. Its lagoons and reed beds provide an excellent environment for observing both migratory and resident waterbirds.

Visitors can select from two routes: the Mix Route, which combines Batuco Wetland with the Andean highlands of Farellones, perfect for those interested in diverse ecosystems and species; or the Coastal Route, which includes Mantagua Wetland and Concón, ideal for viewing aquatic and marine birds in picturesque coastal settings.

• Mantagua Wetland - Located along the Pacific coast near Concón, Mantagua Wetland is a lively ecosystem featuring coastal lagoons, dunes, and native vegetation. It draws a wide array of aquatic and migratory birds such as egrets, herons, sandpipers, and various duck species, offering fantastic opportunities for bird photography.

Visitors can select from two routes: the Mix Route, which combines Batuco Wetland with the Andean highlands of Farellones, perfect for those interested in diverse ecosystems and species; or the Coastal Route, which includes Mantagua Wetland and Concón, ideal for viewing aquatic and marine birds in picturesque coastal settings.

• Farellones - Farellones is a mountain village nestled in the Andes, about an hour from Santiago, surrounded by high-altitude landscapes. It offers a unique habitat where visitors can observe iconic Andean birds like the Black-chested Buzzard-Eagle, Southern Caracara, and, with some luck, the magnificent Andean Condor soaring above the cliffs.

Visitors can select from two routes: the Mix Route, which combines Batuco Wetland with the Andean highlands of Farellones, perfect for those interested in diverse ecosystems and species; or the Coastal Route, which includes Mantagua Wetland and Concón, ideal for viewing aquatic and marine birds in picturesque coastal settings.

• Concón - A prime location for seabirds such as gulls, cormorants, oystercatchers, and, during certain seasons, the Humboldt Penguin and the endangered Peruvian Diving-petrel (Gaviotín Monja). With some luck, a Chungungo (marine otter) might be spotted among the coastal rocks.

Visitors can select from two routes: the Mix Route, which combines Batuco Wetland with the Andean highlands of Farellones, perfect for those interested in diverse ecosystems and species; or the Coastal Route, which includes Mantagua Wetland and Concón, ideal for viewing aquatic and marine birds in picturesque coastal settings.

• Bilingual professional guide
• Accident insurance
• 19% VAT
• Bird identification guides
• Private transportation from your hotel
• Binoculars
• Picnic with cheese, fruit, and wine
• Species checklist
• Entrance fees to birdwatching sites

• Gratuities (optional)

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.