Throughout the planet, there is no other place so accessible, fast, and protected to see and photograph the largest flying birds in the world, the famous and majestic Andean Condor (Vultur Gryphus). At 78 Kilometers from Punta Arenas, the largest condorera in Chilean Patagonia is accessed, this place hosts an average of 40 to 50 specimens during the year. The normal visit involves a short walk, less than 500 meters on flat terrain to the foot of the rock wall, which serves as a roost for the condors. The guide will explain the biology and behavior of the specimens and will use the telescope to show the individuals known and identified with a particular name.