You will be picked up at your centrally located hotel Will also enjoy a tour the historic landmarks and markets of Ancud and visit some UNESCO-listed churches.... More

This tour offers a complete journey around Lake Llanquihue, Chile’s second-largest lake, surrounded by lush native forests and framed by the majestic Osorno Volcano. You’ll explore charming German-influenced villages such as E... More

This experience combines culture, nature, and tranquility in one of Chile’s most authentic corners — the Calbuco Archipelago. You’ll discover the charming coastal town of Calbuco, enjoy a city tour through its colorful stree... More

Located in the Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park, Petrohué River delights with its rapids. After a violent eruption of the Osorno Volcano, basaltic material gave rise to this attraction that runs through the evergreen forest. ... More

This experience will allow us to see and embrace a Larch tree (an endangered species), more than 2,500 years old and in some way imbibe its strength. ... More

This is a unique way to travel through this amazing region of Chilean Lake District. This region has lower temperatures and recurring rainfall throughout the year. REQUIREMENTS: Meet the minimum age 25 years old A valid driver... More

Embark on this exciting excursion and discover the natural and historical beauty of Lake Llanquihue. We will start in Llanquihue, famous for its cured meats and the Maullín River, bordering the lake towards Frutillar, where you w... More

This 4-day Puerto Varas & Osorno Volcano Experience is a perfect way to explore the beauty and culture of Chile’s Lake District. Discover a land of emerald lakes, snow-capped volcanoes, waterfalls, and lush national parks, where... More

Starting our trip from the Port, we will visit the cities of Puerto Montt and Puerto Varas and our destination is Osorno Volcano by the shore of Llanquihue Lake where we’ll enjoy the amazing landscape of the Osorno and Calbuco V... More

Tagua Tagua Lake is located in the Puelo mountain valley, east of the Reloncaví estuary and 11 km from the town of Río Puelo, capital of the commune of Cochamó. It has a linear and elongated shape, with an approximate length of... More