Destinations Visited
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Chiloé IslandAll those who visit Chiloé are charmed by its beauty. This is a place where an exuberant nature goes hand-in-hand with a friendly people, the creators of a fantastic mythology, a particular gastronomy and whose assets include 150 churches and chapels built by Jesuit miss during the 18-19th centuries. Today they have applied to the UNESCO for recognition as a World Heritage. |
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Tierra del FuegoThe Chilean Patagonia offers an amazing diversity of landscapes that run from the Patagonian plains to the fjords and canals where the icy peaks of the Andes are submerged. A region where the rivers and lakes are of an incomparable clearness and that was the homeland of the first Chilean Aboriginies of Tierra del Fuego. |
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Region's flora and faunaThis region has one of the world's most marvellous forests, which emerged due to the temperate weather caused by the ocean's proximity and the rare geological evolution of the Chilean territory. The great amount of rain that falls through the year, which sometimes reaches 3.500 mm, allows the development of an exuberant flora. Among the amazing vegetation of the region, the exceptional trees' variety give life to the Magellan Forest. Some of the most common Patagonia's trees are the Alerce, Lenga, Coigüe, Ñirrea, Canelo and the Guaitecas Cypress. Also bushes like Calafate, Ciruelillo and Leñadura. Coigüe and Lenga provide excellent wood to make furniture. This incomparable eco-region offers a unique native fauna of mammals, insects, amphibious and birds. Among the insects one may find the Ciervo Volante and Coleóptero del Coigüe. Bird-life is abundant: The Carancho or Carrion-Hawk is one of the characteristic birds of the Patagonian landscape; the presence of long-tailed green parakeets attracted the attention of the earlier navigators; and hummingbirds may be seen flying amidst the falling snow. The Condor flies through the Andes Mountain's peaks and gets to be 4 mts. long from one wing tip to the other (when opened). Also one may find the Ñandú, Garza Cuca, Caranca, Jilgero, Loica, Martín Pescador Rey, swan, flamingo, upland geese, and the streamer duck; the Great Magellan Woodpecker, Chucao, Gallareta, Huet-Huet, Búho del Monte, Aguilucho and Catita Austral. Among the typical mammals of the Patagonian plains are the Monito del Monte, Guinga, Coipo, Pudú, wild cats, weasels and cougars. Also, the Guanaco, zorros, zorrinos and the Tuco-Tuco. |
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Cape HornCape Horn is the most southerly of the great capes, and marks the northern boundary of the Drake Passage. For many years it was a major milestone on the clipper route, by which sailing ships carried trade around the world. However, the waters around the cape are particularly hazardous, due to strong winds, large waves, strong currents and icebergs; these dangers have made it notorious as a sailors' graveyard. |
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Parque Nacional Torres del PaineThe Torres del Paine National Park, (located in the Chilean Patagonia) in internationally renowned as one of the most beautiful, unspoiled and remote places of the planet. Their attractions reside on its spectacular mountain range, lakes, flora and fauna that make of this place an ideal destination for Eco-tourism and adventure. |
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Parque Nacional Laguna San RafaelLaguna San Rafael National Park is a park located on the Pacific coast of southern Chile. The park is named for the San Rafael Lagoon formed by the retreat of the San Rafael Glacier. Created in 1959, it covers an area of 1,742,000 hectares (6,726 square miles) and includes the Northern Patagonian Ice Field. A fjord more than 10 miles long is one of the park's principle attractions. |
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Puerto VarasPuerto Varas is situated on the south west margin of lake Llanquihue, 20 km. from Puerto Montt, and possesses all the poetry of its houses full of roses and the intimacy of the bay. One can appreciate the evidence of German colonization in their typical constructions and beautiful gardens. The volcanoes Calvuco and Osorno stand out in the horizon. The insertion of different cultures in these desolate difficult territories where nature offers all its beauty but also big difficulties keeps being a strong challenge for man. |
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Day-by-day Itinerary
Breakfast 06:30 08:30
- Jetboating Group 1 (07:30 18:15 3 jetboats per group);
- Jetboating Group 2 (08:00 20:00 2 passengers + 1 guide per jetboat);
- Helizodiac / Helidrift (08:30 19:40 2 passengers + 1 guide per zodiac on boat);
- Helifishing 10:00 (18:35 4 passengers + 2 guides + the pilot).
Breakfast 06:30 08:30
- Whale Watching;
- Bird Watching;
- Photo Safaris;
- Cultural Excursions;
- Glaciology;
- Hot Springs;
- Boating;
- Trekking.