City: Los Lagos Region
Top Things to do in Los Lagos Region
The 10 Best Budget-friendly Things to do in Los Lagos Region, Chile
Los Lagos Region (Spanish: Región de Los Lagos pronounced [loz ˈlaɣos], lit. Region of the Lakes) is one of Chile's 15 regions, which are first order administrative divisions, and comprises four provinces: Chiloé, Llanquihue, Osorno and Palena. The region contains the country's second largest island, Chiloé, and the second largest lake, Llanquihue.
Restaurants in Los Lagos Region
1. Parque Pumalin
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 94 reviews
Reviewed By annaviola - Bonn, Germany
Instead of going to the Torre del Paine like everybody else, we choose to explore this much less known parc, and it is an emerald of nature! Very good hiking paths, not crowded and so many things to explore!!!
2. Valle Cochamo
3. Bosquepiedra
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By 155paulaw
This is a wonderful place. It's a private nature reserve where the owner will give you a tour of the special forest. You must ring first to arrange a time. It costs 10,000 pesos and is worth every penny. You learn so much about the forest and its wildlife. The owner has a wealth of knowledge about the trees, geology, flora and birds. You find it at km 15 on the road down to Cucao. (20 minutes from the Hostal Palafito- also highly recommended!)
4. Lago Llanquihue
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4.5 based on 3,365 reviews
This royal blue lake is Chile's largest and South America's fourth largest lake.
Reviewed By Voyagearoundtheworld - Berlin, Germany
We spent almost a day driving around the lake and discovered a stunningly beautiful part of chile. The view is constantly changing: mountains, volcanoes, lake, forests, green meadows, gently rolling hills and charming little towns like german influenced Frutillar or Puerto Octay. A must do when you are in the area.
5. Volcan Osorno
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4.5 based on 1,939 reviews
Snow-capped and shaped like a perfect cone, this striking volcano overlooks a beautiful lake.
Reviewed By lynnp760
We'd heard that it's often cloudy and many days you can't see the peak, but we saw it all day long. In fact, we drove up the winding road to the ski lift which we took all the way up to the snow line. So beautiful!
6. Lago Todos Los Santos
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4.5 based on 2,747 reviews
Sometimes called Lago Esmeralda because of its blue-green color, this strikingly beautiful glacial lake is bordered by steep cliffs.
Reviewed By Jrich897 - Paris, France
We arrived at the lake in time to get the ferry to Puella but the trip takes 6 hours (including 3 hours at Puella, a small town with nothing much to do once there). We managed to take a trip on a smaller boat as recommend by the many selling ferry tickets and had one and a half hours on the lake. We went out round the Isla Margarita and back. We were lucky to have fantastic weather with view of all the surrounding volcanoes and mountains and had a wonderful trip. Having saved several hours we then got stuck on the road back out of Petrohue for and hour and a half whilst workman laid a pipe but you can't have everything. A beautiful place in the sunshine...
7. Chiloe National Park
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4.5 based on 486 reviews
Reviewed By TeaSip - Houston, United States
Uncrowded, good facilities, easy hiking trail, interesting historical information. This national park makes for an excellent and relaxing day trip from Castro. Bring a picnic lunch and take your time strolling along the boardwalk.
8. Church of San Francisco
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4.5 based on 1,257 reviews
Made entirely of wood, this striking church was designed by an Italian architect in a blend of Neo-Gothic and classic design.
Reviewed By RichardK938 - West Palm Beach, United States
This church is one of the UNESCO Chiloe churches and is really pretty. It has a bright yellow exterior and a fantastic wooden interior with a vaulted ceiling made using ship building techniques. It even takes the shape of an inverted ship's hull. Don't miss this church and as many other UNESCO churches as you can take in.
9. Museo Colonial Aleman
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4.5 based on 588 reviews
Das Museum dokumentiert die Besiedelung der Gegend durch deutsche Kolonisten im 19. Jahrhundert.
Reviewed By Colin_Sue - Windsor, United Kingdom
The museum comprises of reconstructions of buildings that would have been used by the German settlers who lived here - with interpretation in Spanish, English and German. The buildings are set in beautiful gardens.
10. Teatro del Lago
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 939 reviews
Somos un escenario de clase mundial y una escuela artística abierta a la comunidad. Un ejemplo único de desarrollo, integración y descentralización.
Reviewed By good_ants - Santiago, Chile
The 'Teatro' in Frutillar Bajo is a stunningly beautiful building that expects all the attention it gets. If you happen to be anywhere in the area and can see a concert (or just peek around inside), do so. The acoustics truly are world class, and Bec and I were fortunate enough to experience a free symphony show; this can typically be something one of us would doze off during or lose interest in and quietly leave, but not here! Loved it.
