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Chile
PatMgonia is for those who want to go further
Discover the wonders of Chilean Patagonia
The Chilean Patagonia is rugged, lushly green, and remote. Its temperate forests, nourished by the moisture from the Pacific Ocean, envelop travelers in an atmosphere of both mystery and peace. Navigating through its fjords or walking over its glaciers is an intimate experience, and when combined with its rural culture, this region of Chile becomes every adventurer's dream.
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Is characterized by its volcanoes and large rivers. It is a place filled with slopes for skiing and wide rivers for fishing. Among them is the Puelo River, which is one of the most famous spots for Chinook fishing in Chile. In addition, the Osorno and Puntiagudo volcanoes provide the region with various hot springs to enjoy after a day of skiing.
Los Lagos
Aysén is Patagonia's region most rooted in rural culture, offering endless horseback riding opportunities and world-class brown trout fishing. It also provides great options for skiing and hiking, and is home to the Northern Icefield, one of the largest ice masses on the planet. Aysén stands out for its diversity of outdoor activities.
Aysén
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Magallanes is Chile’s southernmost region, home to most of Patagonia's protected natural areas, with 52% of the region being national parks or reserves. Known for its many fjords, it’s ideal for sea kayaking. The mix of freshwater and saltwater from glaciers flowing into the sea creates unique fly-fishing conditions, particularly in the Serrano, Penitentes, and Rio Grande rivers.
Magallanes
It is in our nature to explore, to reach out into the unknown. The only true failure would be not to explore at all.
- ERNEST SHACKLETON
