The tiny village of Cerro Castillo has a tremendous legacy to share, beginning more than 5,000 years ago with the indigenous Tehuelches who left their prints embedded in the rocks near town. Thousands of years later, set...
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The Andean condor is the national symbol of Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru, and represents power, strength and freedom for the people of Patagonia. In Aysén it’s still a daily event to stop, look up at the sk...
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Have you noticed a giant plant growing in the humid areas of the Region with long stems, or stalks, H-U-G-E umbrella-shaped leaves and crazy, red flowers that look like something straight out of the movie, Jurassic Park?...
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There is a growing local permaculture movement afoot in the tiny town of Villa Ortega, an hour outside of Coyhaique. If you’d like to know more about their sustainable development efforts, visit Mi Taller Che, a local ar...
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If you’re curious about the gauchos and gauchas of Patagonia, take advantage of the opportunity to visit the Market in La Junta and talk with these fearless women farmers. You’ll definitely leave with a sack of delicious...
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The Cemetery Circuit is a beautiful and easy six kilometer, two hour walk. This route begins at the Conservación Patagónica Visitor Center where you can get information about the project and learn about their sustainabl...
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The sunny streets of Chile Chico, located on the southern shore of Lago General Carrera, hold infinite memories of the times when this city was the trade and transportation epicenter of the whole southern area of Aysén. ...
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The Nature Sanctuary of Marble Caverns is one of the most fascinating and unique geological spectacles of Patagonia. For thousands of years, nature has carved out a series of cavities, caves and grottos on the marble out...
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Are you hungry for a bit of Patagonian gastronomic tradition? Well, give Señora Clotilde Yáñez a little more than an hour and she will prepare her delicious homemade recipe for Patagonian meatballs. Or you can prepare it...
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Are you one of the many people who learn about local culture using your taste buds? If so, give this gastronomic experience a try. It’s a fun and delicious way to try out a Chilean tradition that’s made even more delicio...
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After long days of hiking, sailing, biking, kayaking or horse riding, it is good to take a break and pamper yourself so you are ready to continue the fun. In the Palena – Queulat area you’ll have lots of different option...
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Risotto, an inspired part of Italy’s gastronomy, is loved around the world. This local twist on risotto mixes native ingredients found in the SuizAike farm in Bahía Murta with Switzerland’s traditions, resulting in a Che...
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Puerto Aysén (Port of Aysén) is the second largest city in the region; full of history and nature, great food and fun. The one thing Puerto Aysén is not – is a port! Take a walking tour around town and learn about why th...
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On this tour you’ll learn that there are two Bahía Murtas, through a fascinating story told by their own folklorists.
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To understand Cochrane and its people, you need to sift through its history and discover the events that have marked its evolution. Though the lifestyle of people in Cochrane has changed, it proudly maintains close links...
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Each year during the last weekend in January the town of Puerto Cisnes celebrates the Fiesta del Pesca’o Frito – a Patagonia style version of a giant fish-fry. Thousands of visitors pour into town during this three-day f...
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If your trip takes you to Aysen’s regional capital, there’s little doubt that you will find yourself in the Plaza of Arms in the center of the city at one point or another. Even though Coyhaique is the region’s largest c...
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Easy hike in the Cave of Milodon area, including the possibility to explore the Silla del Diablo stone. The trail along the 3 caves is well marked and beautiful.
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Formerly, the habitat of the huemul extended throughout much of the Southern Cone; north to Mendoza, Argentina and south, to the Strait of Magellan. Today only a few groups reside in the Patagonian Andes. But if you're a...
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You will become an addict to the homemade bread of Patagonia in a matter of minutes. What will you do after you return home? How about learning how to make it yourself? In reality, it’s not that difficult and lots of peo...
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In your journey through the region of Aysén, you'll encounter a part of the world that has not yet been discovered by the fast food chains. Here there is a much better option, thanks to the fertile lands and microclimate...
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In the course of a few hours, Puerto Cisnes will fill your senses with tastes, sights, sounds and textures. Meander through coastal landscapes, walk along the beaches, sample local flavors and be amazed by the sounds of ...
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Puerto Raul Marin Balmaceda is a small village, nestled at the mouth of the Palena River which, little by little, is revealing itself to travelers who are enchanted to discover its many charms; lush forests, wide beaches...
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Puerto Sánchez is a tiny village located along the shores of General Carrera Lakes that you’ll reach after driving a daring mountain route. The town boomed from the 1950s to the 1980s, when it was an epicenter for copper...
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Coyhaique, the capital of the Aysén Region, was founded in 1928. If you have a couple of hours and a bike or good shoes, you can learn about its history and traditions by visiting its neighborhoods and historical landmar...
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