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Fly-Fishing
Fly-fishing enthusiasts will find a number of lakes and rivers around Pucón to try and hook some rainbow and brook trout, Chinook or King Salmon. Both the Liucurá and lower Trancura are ideal spots to cast off and spend a...
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Hiking
Chile's Lakes Region is famous for its lush forests filled with monkey-puzzle trees, which are gorgeous, tall, pine-like specimens. The trees apparently get their name from someone once remarking upon how complex the maze-like branches look, and how they would...
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Skiing
In winter (June through September), guests can ski the surrounding mountains and the Villarrica volcano, which is located on the Argentina border. Contact our Bookings Team to make arrangements.
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Termas Geometricas
After a long day of hiking, trekking or wandering, visitors may want to treat their well-worn muscles to some natural pampering. Termas Geometricas is one of the many thermal baths that dot the area but is a gorgeous stand-out among...
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Villarrica Volcano
One of Chile’s most active volcanoes, Villarrica looms over Pucón and can be seen from every area of the city. Visitors can ski the volcano, which is capped with snow throughout the year, or hike up to peek inside the...
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White-Water Rafting
Pucón has an abundance of rivers that attract kayakers and rafters, the most popular of which is the Trancura, known for not only its crystalline waters but also the amazing scenery. Visitors may also kayak along the Liucura River. Trips...
Chilean Lakes District

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With so many activities and sights available in Chile’s Lake District, it may be difficult to know where to start. From intense outdoor adventures to soothing thermal pools, the region is bursting with things to do.
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Consider combining your trip with one of these destinations.
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Santiago
Santiago’s many cultural offerings, including fine food and boutiques, are entirely captivating. The Chilean capital is in the spotlight, and for good reason: old world charm meets with modern amenities, breathtaking landscapes and a vibrant culinary scene. And with both...
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Atacama Desert
The majestic Andes, with snow-capped peaks and volcanoes, anchor one edge of the horizon, and a red lunar-like desert bleeds in every other direction. Within the seemingly barren terrain of Chile’s Atacama Desert are pockets of great natural drama: red...
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Chilean Patagonia
Spanning both sides of the Andes Mountains in southern Chile and Argentina, Patagonia tops bucket lists for most outdoor enthusiasts, and can be enjoyed by adventurous travelers of all ages. On the Chilean side, Torres del Paine National Park and...