City: Los Lagos Region
Top Things to do in Los Lagos Region
Top 10 Walking Tours 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. Self Drive Experience at Chilean Lake District - 5 Days
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
This is a unique way to travel through this amazing region of Chilean Lake District. This region has lower temperatures and recurring rainfall throughout the year. REQUIREMENTS: Meet the minimum age 25 years old A valid driver’s license and passport for each driver. (An international permit is not necessary to drive in Chile) A major credit card in the name of the renter (MasterCard, Visa, Diners Club or American Express)
Inclusions: Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, 3 Nights Accommodation ay Hotel Puelche with buffet breakfast, 1 Night Accommodation at Hosteria Castro , Free Parking at the hotels , 5 days car rental, category C (Hyundai Accent mechanic or similar), Unlimited Kilometers, local taxes, Pick-Up and Drop-Off at Puerto Montt Airport around 12:00 PM, CWD, PAI and SACA insurances, GPS tracking , Tailor-Made Itinerary featuring a day-by-day breakdown
Exclusions: Gasoline , Extra days rental , Extras at the hotel, Meals , Personal Insurance
Reviewed By bigfin2016
Did this trip in February. To sum it up it consists of 11 hours in a minivan to visit three churches in Chiloe, none of them is interesting unless you are an academic interested in the technical details of wooden church building in the mid 19th century. However good the guides are (and our guide was excellent) this piece of Chile is not worth visiting. The drive to Castro in Chiloe island comprises a 70km motorway run to a ferry and then more than two hours driving along a scruffy, semi industrialised road with no redeeming features to Castro. On arrival the only logical question is "why bother". There are so many beautiful places in Chile I would suggest that people give this excursion a swerve and prevent the total waste of a day of their lives.
2. Full Day Tour Llanquihue Lake circuit
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Did you think that to go around the Llanquihue lake could take you days? Believe it or not, it can cost you just a few hours! During the day we will visit the Centinela Peninsula, Puerto Octay town, Cascadas town and its spectacular waterfall. Laguna Verde in Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park, Playa Venado dairy farm and the beautiful Puerto Varas town. Finally we visit Llanquihue town with his new pier and promenade. We will end the day in Frutillar with one of the most famous traditions of the region: enjoying an “Once Alemana”. NOTE: Minimum of 2 people to operate this tour.
Inclusions: Small group tour (max 6 adults), Vehicle with AC, sunroof and 4x4 (if applicable), Bilingual english-spanish guide, Professional Guide, Lunch box: Gourmet Sandwich, Juice, mineral water, Fruit, sweet snack., Once Alemana at the end of the tour in Restaurante Colonos del Lago in Frutillar: Coffee, Tea or hot chocolate, homemade bread, typical sauces, charcuterie, kuchen or cake, homemade biscuits.
Exclusions: Not mentioned services., Gratuities
Reviewed By bmick1920
What a perfect tour! It was definitely a highlight. The boat ride on Lake Todos Los Santos was spectacular, as were the Petrohue Rapids....and everything in Vicente Perez Rosales National Park. You see the Osorno Volcano from many different vantage points. Loved every part of this tour.
3. Solitario Hike and V . Osorno Petrohue Falls
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Solitario 6 km/ 3.7 miles 2.30 hs. A different type of approaching the Volcano and to be in contact with nature, volcanology and unique views.Walking distance: Red Crater: 50 minutes walk.
Inclusions: Private transportation, Air-conditioned vehicle, Box Lunch.
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By annielexpty
Maria without doubt one of the best guides in Patagonia. The tour was fantastic, we get to different ecosystems in one day while learning about nature and culture of Chile. She guide was extremely good, very flexible (appreciate this!) and we enjoy a fantastic day. Maria has a great personality and very motivated. We truly enjoyed our hiking tour and we hope to have another adventure in Chile soon with Patagonia Trails.
4. River walk walk Futaleufú
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5.0 based on 9 reviews
The forests, the strength of the river and the mountains make it a magical walk. The guides are also local and interpreters of the landscape and culture.
Inclusions: Private transportation, trekking sticks, Snacks
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Reviewed By annahP2513TI
This hike is entirely worth the steep four hour climb to the summit. We were rewarded with a gorgeous view of the valley and the rare opportunity to see five condors! The guide Manuel was very friendly and professional. Highly recommend!!
5. Osorno Volcano.
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5.0 based on 17 reviews
This hike will undoubtedly leave you with an unforgettable experience, as ascending to the summit of the Osorno volcano is a challenge, but when you reach its summit you will enjoy one of the best views of your life. We will see more than 10 volcanoes, lakes, the Pacific Ocean, mountains and much more. We will cross a bound glacier and put fixed ropes to make the climb safer for our customers. The summit of Osorno volcano is undoubtedly a guaranteed adventure.
Inclusions: Helmet, cane, ice ax, crampons, harness, cord, carabiner, leggings and rope., Private transportation, It includes a box lunch, you must bring your water., Professional guide and personal insurance against accidents.
Exclusions: Bottled water, Shoes, gloves, sunscreen, sunglasses or goggles, hat or hat.
Reviewed By Swiss_Globe_88
Organising the Osorno climb was something I put away for over 2 months since I could not make up my mind. I consider myself as an experienced trekker, also on snow, but I’ve got almost no climbing experiences and just a few with walking on ropes or crampons. By the time I finally arrived in Puerto Varas, I thought it was too late. But when I saw it was still offered on booking platforms, I contaced Andes Sur and received an immediate positive feedback. The organisation was quickly done, thanks to George‘s super dedication to offer an amazing service & experience! The climb itself was getting thougher & steeper after every snowy meter and I was many times questioning myself why I had to do this. However, once we finally reached the top, I forgot it all while simply enjoying the views and the feeling of having gone over my physical and mental limits once again. I would like to thank George for the great last-minute organisation and taxi services and moreover Diego, the guide, for all the patience and the great security measures. Diego was highly attentive at all times, checking everything very seriously and he was super cautious while never loosing his good humour and positive attitude. Thank you both so much for making the best day of a 7-weeks trip around Chile & Patagonia possible!
6. Premium Full Day Tour to Chiloe, visiting Castro and Dalcahue
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3.0 based on 3 reviews
In the morning we will pick you up at your hotel in Puerto Varas for our drive to the island of Chiloé, which includes a nice 30 minute ferry crossing during which we can observe sea lions and maybe dolphins. Once on the island, we continue south to the fishing village of Dalcahue. We will take our time to explore the beauties and culture of this beautiful small fishing village. You will learn a lot about how traditional life in Chiloe is and was during the last years. We continue our journey to Castro, the capital of Chiloe, to observe the traditional palafitos (houses built on stilts along the shore) and visit the majestic wooden church (an UNESCO World Heritage Site). We will stroll through town and stop at the crafts market featuring wood and woolen products from the region. In the late afternoon we will return to Puerto Varas driving along the eastern coastal road passing by several small fishing villages.
Inclusions: Professional Guide, Hotel Pick-Up and Drop-Off, Air-conditioned vehicle, Lunch
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By mariebQ4402SL
When I arrived in Santiago, I contacted the local tour operator because I was unable to do the tour on the day it was planned. I asked if it could be taken at a different time and they were able to accommodate. They were very nice but I believe I ended up with the basic tour. We were 6 in the van for the transfer but the small-group tour of the winery was with 22 other people. We did not get the cheese or the premium wine. We only got 3 tastings of "ordinary" wine. Our driver's english was quite basic but the guide at Concha y Toro was excellent. It was still a nice afternoon but not what I was expecting and, as I did not have the details of my purchased tour with me, I was unable to ask for anything more.
7. Premium Small-Group Half day Tour to Frutillar in Puerto Varas
Trip along the Llanquihue Lake, the second largest lake in Chile, and enjoy gorgeous views of the volcanoes Osorno, Calbuco, Puntiagudo and Tronador. We will pick you up from your hotel in Puerto Varas and travel to Frutillar, a charming village on the bank of the huge Llanquihue Lake. The village is noted for the German influence on the architecture developed by the immigrants who arrived around 1853. Take a walk to visit some restored colonial houses and see the strong German influence on the architecture. Learn about the history of this picturesque town and the time of the first German settlers.and visit the open-air German museum.
Inclusions: Professional Guide, Hotel Pick-Up and Drop-Off, Air-conditioned vehicle, All Fees and Taxes
Exclusions: Gratuitues, Lunch
Reviewed By bigfin2016
Did this trip in February. To sum it up it consists of 11 hours in a minivan to visit three churches in Chiloe, none of them is interesting unless you are an academic interested in the technical details of wooden church building in the mid 19th century. However good the guides are (and our guide was excellent) this piece of Chile is not worth visiting. The drive to Castro in Chiloe island comprises a 70km motorway run to a ferry and then more than two hours driving along a scruffy, semi industrialised road with no redeeming features to Castro. On arrival the only logical question is "why bother". There are so many beautiful places in Chile I would suggest that people give this excursion a swerve and prevent the total waste of a day of their lives.
8. Premium Full day Tour to Osorno Volcano and Petrohue in Puerto Varas
Join us to explore the Osorno volcano. On the way, pass by typical wooden churches, Chilean farm houses and the town of Ensenada. Drive through a thick forest of mostly native Coigües to reach Chile’s oldest National Park. Visit the waterfalls of Petrohué and hike a short trail through native forests. We will get back to the car and drive on heading to the slopes of the Osorno Volcano where we will make a short hike over lava fields and enjoy the impressive view over the Lake Llanquihue.
Inclusions: Lunch, Professional Guide, Hotel Pick-Up and Drop-Off, Air-conditioned vehicle, All Fees and Taxes
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By bigfin2016
Did this trip in February. To sum it up it consists of 11 hours in a minivan to visit three churches in Chiloe, none of them is interesting unless you are an academic interested in the technical details of wooden church building in the mid 19th century. However good the guides are (and our guide was excellent) this piece of Chile is not worth visiting. The drive to Castro in Chiloe island comprises a 70km motorway run to a ferry and then more than two hours driving along a scruffy, semi industrialised road with no redeeming features to Castro. On arrival the only logical question is "why bother". There are so many beautiful places in Chile I would suggest that people give this excursion a swerve and prevent the total waste of a day of their lives.
9. Premium Full Day Tour to Chiloe, Ancud and Pinguin Colony
We will go to the town of Pargua and take a ferry to sail the Chacao Channel, which will take us to the Island of Chiloé. Visit the town of Chacao, and after a few minutes touring the town, we will go to the town of Puñihuil, to the sector of the Pingüineras. After that, take a 30-minute navigation to the islets to appreciate Humboldt and Magellanic penguins. After our boat ride through the bay, we will return by a coastal road to the city of Ancud, famous for its local craft market. We will take route 5 to connect with a interior mino where we can observe the Chilote field.
Inclusions: Lunch, Professional Guide, Hotel Pick-Up and Drop-Off, Air-conditioned vehicle, All Fees and Taxes
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By bigfin2016
Did this trip in February. To sum it up it consists of 11 hours in a minivan to visit three churches in Chiloe, none of them is interesting unless you are an academic interested in the technical details of wooden church building in the mid 19th century. However good the guides are (and our guide was excellent) this piece of Chile is not worth visiting. The drive to Castro in Chiloe island comprises a 70km motorway run to a ferry and then more than two hours driving along a scruffy, semi industrialised road with no redeeming features to Castro. On arrival the only logical question is "why bother". There are so many beautiful places in Chile I would suggest that people give this excursion a swerve and prevent the total waste of a day of their lives.
10. Highlights of Chiloe Island Self-guided Audio Tour by VoiceMap
Explore Chiloé with a historian who has spent time around the wood-burning stove on long winter nights gathering stories. As you make your way along the coast, you'll hear how fiction is just as believable as fact. As with a beautiful denizen of the sea who blesses fishermen with a catch or a zombie ship out at sea leading people to the golden gates of an eternal city, you'll definitely want to dig deeper into the lore. Once you've downloaded the tour, you can head to the first point of the tour. Don't worry if there is WiFi or not, because the audio tour works regardless with your phone's GPS signal. Just put your phone in your pocket, forget about it, and let the audio guide you. The tour gives you directions and plays at exactly the right time and place. Take a stroll around the main part of town. The walk takes about half an hour, but you can stop at any point along the way. Discover the beautiful San Francisco church and taste local delicacies at the market at the end of the tour.
Inclusions: Lifetime access to Chiloé Island: The Palafitos of Castro tour, VoiceMap Application, Offline access to audio, maps, and geodata
Exclusions: Smartphone, Transportation, Food/Drink, Tickets or entrance fees to any museums or other attractions en route
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