Best Tours & Activities in Puerto Chacabuco

Takes us from Chacabuco, where we will pick you up with an adequate vehicle, directly to the Chilean Patagonian where you will visit many places like the longest suspension bridge in Chile, the unique Pangal valley, which was once a glacier, with the destination of the waterfall "Cascada del leon", the "Ghost Lagoon", a lagoon called "Los Coipos" and more. Following the path of the pioneers, we will now go to a tradition that only exists here, the Patagonian ASADO, a special kind of barbecue. Here you will be served, very typical, lamb from the spit and everything what the fertile earth gives. Potatoes, salad and of course sopaipillas, a delicious Chilean small starter made of dough. Here you get one of the most beautiful insights into the local culture and the habits of the rural population, the Campesinos. Finally we go directly back to the port of Chacabuco, where your ship is waiting for you! A tour made for nature, culture and photography lovers!

This is a unique opportunity to explore this unknown area of Chilean Pagatonia, part of the famous "Carretera Austral"

Discover the rugged scenery and fascinating history of the region and its Capital "Coyhaique" area during this 5.5-hour shore excursion. After exploring Puerto Aysén you’ll travel along the scenic banks of Río Simpson. This scenic excursion from Puerto Chacabuco combines Patagonia’s natural beauty with cultural highlights. The tour begins with a visit to Los Coipos Lagoon, followed by a drive along Route 240 (part of the Carretera Austral) alongside the Simpson River and through Río Simpson National Park. Guests will stop at the famous Virgin Waterfall before continuing to Coyhaique, the regional capital, where there is free time to explore local handicrafts or enjoy Chilean cuisine. A panoramic stop at Marchant Viewpoint offers stunning views of the city and surrounding landscapes. On the return journey, the tour concludes with a stop in Puerto Aysén to see its iconic suspension bridge and enjoy views over the Aysén River.