4 days program
Lake District
Day 01 – Santiago – Puerto Montt
Welcome at Puerto Montt airport and transfer to Puerto Varas. City tour in Puerto Varas, known as the City of Roses, where we will visit Sacred Heart of Jesus Church, main square, and the bay street that borders Llanquihue Lake. Upon arrival in Puerto Montt, we will observe a panoramic view of the bay and Tenglo Island, touring through downtown and visiting Angelmo, a seafood and handicraft market. Overnight in Puerto Varas.
Day 02 – Excursion to Peulla
Breakfast in the hotel. Excursion toward Ensenada, skirting Lake Llanquihue. Visit to Petrohue River Waterfalls, followed by a boat tour through the emerald waters of Lake All Saints en route to Peulla, enjoying a panoramic view of Osorno, Puntiagudo, and Tronador Volcanoes. Lunch included. Return to Puerto Varas. Overnight.
Day 03 – Chiloé Island
Breakfast in the hotel. Crossing of Chacao Channel by ferry to the mythical island of Chiloe, distinguished by its maritime activity, its churches named Heritage of Mankind, and its festivities. Lunch included. In the afternoon, return to Puerto Varas. Overnight.
Day 04 – Puerto Montt – Santiago
Breakfast in the hotel. Transfer to Puerto Montt airport for flight back to Santiago. End of our services.
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Arica is a port city known for its surfing beaches. Near the center, a road leads up to the Morro de Arica hill, which has panoramic views of the Historical and Arms Museum. The Cathedral of San Marcos, of gothic style, was designed by the French architect Gustave Eiffel in metal and wood and was built in 1876. The high plains of the Andes Mountains rise to the east, where Lauca National Park and Lake Chungará are located.
Quickly travel the extensive chile, from the north end and its altiplano, to the southern south. Enjoy the wonderful Chilean culture through this incredible trip.
The Altiplano is a large plain between two mountain ranges that runs through four countries: Bolivia, Chile, Peru and Argentina. The materials expelled by these volcanoes filled the surface of the mountain range, forming the plains that have given this sector the name of altiplano.