Location: Conaripe
Top Things to do in Conaripe
Top Restaurants in Conaripe
What to do and see in Conaripe, Chile: The Best Places and Tips
Coñaripe is a Chilean town and resort area, located on the shore of Calafquén Lake. Administratively it belongs to Panguipulli commune in Valdivia Province of Los Ríos Region.
Restaurants in Conaripe
1. Termas El Rincon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 69 reviews
Somos un nuevo concepto en Termas orientado a entregar a nuestros visitantes experiencias magicas, vivas y armonicas en un uno de los rincones mas bellos de los bosques templados del Sur de Chile vecinos al Parque Nacional Villarrica.
Reviewed By María José O - Chile
beatifull place, you can go with family or friends and enjoy this natural hot Springs, while you see a waterfall (you can also get into the river and back to the hot water).
There are lockers, toilets and changing rooms. There ir also a little coffeshop, but there is no close place to be, so if its cold prepare to change and be in the cold weather when you get out of the hot water.
2. Lago Calafquen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 157 reviews
Reviewed By Mei L - Hong Kong, China
Having stayed in touristy and commercialized Pucon for six days, Lican Ray was a breath of fresh air. I was there in April, in between the summer and skiing seasons so the town was practically empty but the weather was warm enough for sunbathing on the volcanic Beaches in Lican Ray off the Calafquèn Lake. There are two Beaches in the town - Playa Grande and Playa Chico - and both are pretty in their own rights. To get to Lican Ray from Pucon, take the JAC bus (30 mins) to Villarica and then change to any bus headed to Coñaripe (another 30 mins). The bus terminals in Villarica are all located along the same street.
Tip: Go during the off-peak season of April for warm Sunshine and zero tourists.
3. Termas Vergara
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By Daniela M - Santiago, Chile
The place is beautiful, it has nice views. However, it is not well designed: the water is barely warm in the only two top off pools, and toilets are far away, meaning that in cold weather nobody wants to get in the cold … and I’m sure is all in there. The only warm spots are in wooden boxes near the lockers (?), surrounded by plywood walls.
Restaurant personnel was extremely nice, although the menu was very simple and the place it was quite cold.
At the entrance, you will receive a pamphlet with “rules”, but nobody enforces them. There are “guards” but they are scared to tell parent to calm down their children. So be ready for splashing water and screams… all day long.
4. Fortin Mapuche
Overall Ratings
5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By tanogalvez - Santiago, Chile
Excelente lugar para reconocer la historia de Chile desde la perspectiva del pueblo mapuche. Es un museo de sitio sobre lo que fue un fortín mapuche, en el cual se explica en términos genéricos la funcionalidad que tenían los fortines y en términos específicos lo ocurrido en el sitio. Vale la pena la visita, aunque para los menores las explicaciones pueden ser muy extensas. Se cobra una cooperación por la visita.
5. Termas Geometricas
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Twenty-one slate covered pools with hot and cold thermal water in Chile's lake district.
6. Acotur Conaripe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Michael_jdc
In the nights of Coñaripe going to enjoy the lakeside is great. Here you can see a large lake and a beautiful landscape of green areas and at night observe the stars is magical.
7. Termas de Manquecura
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Jaime_Castillo - Talca, Chile
grata sorpresa en estas termas. Quedan en Liquiñe, camino de ripio regular estado, pero igual llegan autos chicos. Tienen variadas piscinas. Techadas, al aire libre, tinas de madera grandes y tinas personales. Cuentan con piscinas de barro y cabañas para quedarse. Son muy limpias y la naturaleza es maravillosa. Totalemente recomendables. AH y son baratas¡¡¡
8. Lago Pellaifa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
9. Turismo Linoico
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By pxcanales - Santiago, Chile
Con mi familia fuimos el verano pasado, y desde el primer momento es toda una aventura puesto que camino hacia el lugar, los guías van indicando ciertos lugares de interés, la historia de esos lugares y los cambios geográficos que estos han sufrido. Una vez allá realizamos trekking (maravilloso, camino relativamente fácil, los guías siempre nos ayudaron cuando se presentaban dificultades), después hicimos canopy y por ultimo una cabalgata. El lugar es hermoso, hay cascadas y parajes bellos, que se pueden disfrutar desde las alturas (canopy) y en suelo (trekking y cabalgata). Los guías están muy informados y son bastante atentos. Una de las cosas que más nos gustó es que el lugar no es de visitas masivas, son visitas de grupos guiadas , por lo tanto el entorno natural no se ha visto afectado .
En resumen: Totalmente recomendado! Un imperdible de la zona
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