Top Things to do in Chilean Patagonia
Top 10 Things to do Good for a Rainy Day in Chilean Patagonia, Chilean Patagonia
Dazzling fjords and vertiginous Andean peaks cover Chile's best-known region, turning this slim swath of land into a playground for skiing, whitewater rafting and trekking. To the north lies San Rafael Lagoon National Park with its impressive ice fields. In Patagonia's southern stretch, the city of Punta Arenas is the gateway to Torres del Paine National Park, which attracts serious climbers and casual day hikers to its granite peaks, glaciers and waterfalls.
Restaurants in Chilean Patagonia
1. Chiletour Patagonia
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5.0 based on 183 reviews
W Trek Torres del Paine, Patagonia Day Trek Torres del Paine Day Trek French Valley Full Day Tour of Torres del Paine Full Day Tour of Grey Glacier
2. Explora Isla Navarino
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5.0 based on 61 reviews
..Tours / Programs / Expeditions.. Breathing the purest air in Navarino Island, and sharing experiences here with you
3. AguaHielo Expediciones
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5.0 based on 33 reviews
Sea kayaking trip specialist company, running trip throughout Aysen region in Patagonia - Chile. Self-support trip to San Rafael glacier national Park and Baker river descending as a course. Also day-tours in Puerto Aysen and costumized trip all over Aysen region.
4. Ecoturismo la Pancha
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5.0 based on 66 reviews
La Pancha Ecotourism is located in the southern Chilean Patagonia,seven kilometers away from Puerto Aysen.It's at the foot of the snowy canyon from which originates several water springs that nourish Los Palos river.We offer excursions, horseback riding and kayaking.La Pancha Ecotourism is an ideal spot for those who are looking for tranquility and a deep connection with the Chilean Patagonia.
Reviewed By RetiredToddlers
We had one of our favorite tours ever with Ecoturismo la Pancha! It was a bit last minute, but we wanted a kayaking adventure in Patagonia while we were in Puerto Chacabuco and so happy we came across this one! It’s a family owned business that really cares about giving a unique experience. We had two children (ages 4 & 6 years old) and they set us up with double kayaks! The weather was typical Patagonia weather (rainy, sunny, cold, warm!) and the setting was absolutely gorgeous on the lake and river. Half way through, we went to the mangroves in the river to enjoy a snack and matte- what fun!! Then back to the grounds where we were greeted with a warm cozy fire and delicious array of fresh made Chilean snacks and hot chocolate. Even fresh salmon ceviche!! Yum!!! The family is so nice, the setting beautiful and experience is truly one of a kind!! Highly highly recommend!!!
5. La Galeria: Tienda de Arte y Diseno
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5.0 based on 20 reviews
Contemporary art gallery and a shop with a Patagonia and Antarctic inspired original art and design objects, books, author jewellery displayed in recovered house of 1901.
Reviewed By katebI7470JZ
A wonderful gallery featuring local artists. The owner was there when we visited and she was able to tell us about each artist, their materials, and their story. A great place to pick up art or handmade items.
6. Museo de Historia Natural Rio Seco
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5.0 based on 16 reviews
El Museo de Historia Natural Río Seco es un lugar en desarrollo o permanente estado de construcción en torno a ensambles y diálogos permeables, principalmente en torno a las ciencias y las artes, sobre materialidades que dicen relación con lo natural y lo cultural.
7. Centro Cultural Braun-Menendez
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4.5 based on 304 reviews
Reviewed By KatrienS955 - Ghent, Belgium
This is a great little museum showcasing on one side the house itself, and on the other side the original inhabitants and the history of the town and the Noruega, Braun and Menendez start and production and sheep empire. The house was build by this clan, which through intermarriage combined the 3 wealthiest families of the region. The house was build with materials from Europe, and must have as such cost a fortune. The house is not that large. It is in pretty good state of repair, has nice stained glass ceilings and some extravagantly decorated rooms. Also part of the cellar, or servants quarter are open. The other part gives a good overview of the founding of Punta Arenas and it being a prisoners colony. It also gives a good overview on a touch screen about the 5 tribes that originally inhabited this area as well as Tuera de Fuego nearby. On display are some of the artefacts that remain from these tribes that were completely wiped out on the Chilean side (and very nearly completely on the Argentinian side). In the current there is a nice garden, they were renovating part of the outside of the mansion.
8. Museo Regional De Magallanes
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4.5 based on 135 reviews
Reviewed By marcoslO4927EZ - Sao Paulo, Brazil
This is a very interesting museum, especially for those who like everything related to sea travel and exploration.
9. Museo Salesiano / Magiorinno Borgatello
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4.5 based on 413 reviews
Reviewed By jenabaintheworld - Washington DC, United States
Good collection of historical artifacts from Patagonia, from early human history to fauna to culture to economic development. This was created by the Salesian mission-- linked to the Catholic church. The museum is now called Museo Maggiorino Borgatello. Well worth a short visit.
