Calbuco: history, natural beauty and quality of life in the city of blue waters
History of Calbuco Calbuco, located in the Los Lagos Region in southern Chile, is a city and commune with a rich historical history. It is considered the oldest city in the province of Llanquihue, with origins dating back to the colonial era. Its traditional foundation is established on May 4, 1602, when the Spanish colonizers […]
Adventure in Argentinian Patagonia: El Calafate, El Chaltén and the Glacier Perito Moreno
The southwest of the province of Santa Cruz, in the vast and majestic Argentinian Patagonia, houses some of the most impressive and spectacular landscapes of the South American continent. This area, which extends between desolate plateaus, steep ridges and deep blue lakes, is home to three tourist jewels: El Calafate, El Chaltén and the imposing […]
Futaleufú: Adventure, Sustainability, and Tradition in the Heart of Patagonia
In the heart of the Los Lagos Region lies Futaleufú, a Patagonian paradise that combines adventure, nature, and a commitment to sustainability. This small town, home to about 2600 inhabitants, is world-renowned for its imposing namesake river, ideal for sports like rafting and kayaking, but also for its vision of sustainable development which has earned […]
Carelmapu: Nature, History, and Beauty among Cliffs
Located in the commune of Maullín, about 87 kilometers southwest of Puerto Montt, Carelmapu is a special corner of the Los Lagos Region that combines impressive natural landscapes, colonial history, and a rich local culture. If you are looking for an authentic destination, full of history and surrounded by unique coastal landscapes, this town and […]