14-DAY CHILE’S NATURAL AND CULTURAL HERITAGE

You’ll be welcomed at the airport and driven to your hotel. Then head to the meeting point to start your culinary experience, a great way to kickstart your two weeks in Chile. We start in the Tirso de Molina market, then cross the river through Parque Forestal, on our way to barrio Bellas Artes, stopping to sample craft beer with a picoteo. Then, we head to Lastarria to visit the historic GAM cultural centre. To wrap up our walk, sample some of Chile’s boutique wines with a shared food pairing.

From: Airport Comodoro Arturo Merino Benitez
To: Santiago

Embrace Chile’s bohemian spirit with this perfect reflection of Santiago. Just moments from beautiful parks, picturesque avenues and vibrant dining and nightlife, Ismael Hotel puts you at the very centre of Lastarria neighbourhood.

This innovative boutique hotel is next to the Parque Forestal where the historic city centre brings eclectic energy to the downtown hotel scene you can enjoy the laid-back ambience, relax and socialise. Upstairs, 44 rooms and suites will add a chic, modern and elegant flair to your journey in Chile.

Come discover “the loveliest location in Santiago” at Ismael Hotel.

Address: Ismael Hotel – Ismael Valdés Vergara, Santiago, Chile

Experience Santiago’s inspired neighbourhoods during an afternoon of culture, food and wine. We start in the Tirso de Molina market for an introduction to Chilean ingredients and food. Browse the fruit and vegetable stands among local shoppers and sample a fresh juice along the way.

Then we cross the river through one of Santiago’s oldest parks: Parque Forestal, on our way to the barrio Bellas Artes. Stop to appreciate the façade of the neighbourhood’s namesake landmark: the Bellas Artes Fine Arts Museum.

Next we visit a local eatery to sample a Chilean craft beer with a picoteo, a sampling of bites and finger food to go with the beer. Next, we head to the edge of the Lastarria neighbourhood and indulge in Chile’s favourite, ice cream. Before entering Lastarria, you’ll have an introduction to the historic Cerro Santa Lucia at its base, right where the city was founded.

Moving past small boutiques, restaurants and a unique wine store, we will visit the historic GAM cultural centre and talk about its sinister past and bright future. To wrap up our walk we will visit an innovative new favourite to sample some of Chile’s boutique wines with a shared food pairing.

Address: Lastarria, Santiago, Región Metropolitana, Chile

Lastarria is a charming bohemian neighbourhood nestled in the heart of Santiago. It’s a cultural hub jam- acked with historical museums, trendy restaurants, scenic parks, street art and an arts and crafts market on the weekends.

Its cobblestone streets are laden with European-style architecture, and there are often festivals and live performances held here.

The quaint urban Parque Forestal is perfect for a stroll amongst its greenery that lines the Mapocho River. The park also hosts a number of interesting sights to visit, such as the Bellas Artes museum, that features a number of Chilean and international artists, and the Mercado Central, which is full of restaurants and local markets.

Address: Pasaje Arquitecto Luciano Kulczewski 218, depto. 04
Barrio Lastarria Santiago, Santiago, Región Metropolitana, Chile

A cultural and performing arts centre, the Centre Gabriela Mistral was named after the first Latin American woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature.

Open in 2010, the Centre Gabriela Mistral is a superb addition to Santiago’s art scene. In the centre of the city, the cultural centre covers a space of 22,000 metres and from the outside, its large semi-opaque, rust-coloured architecture draws the attention of art lovers.

Devoted to promoting performing arts and music, most days you’ll find concerts and performances at the Centre Gabriela Mistral. A space of continuous development, the centre also places an emphasis on contemporary drama and dance as well as both classic and popular modern music.

On the lower floors, you’ll find an art exhibition which is constantly changing with new artists.

Address: Av Libertador Bernardo O’Higgins 227, Santiago, Región Metropolitana, Chile

From Santiago, you’ll head west towards Valparaíso. Declared a World Heritage by UNESCO, Valparaiso offers unique ocean landscapes with colourful neighbourhoods, picturesque cobblestone streets and old cable cars. Then, you’ll take the coastal highway to the modern seaside city of Viña del Mar. Here, see the flower clock, the casino, and several beaches where on windy days and high tides, the waves crash fiercely against the coast. Both cities are wonderfully different from each other.

Chile’s second-largest city after the capital city of Santiago, Valparaiso is a historical city on the Pacific Coast. Locally known as Valpo, this UNESCO World Heritage City sits at the heart of Chile’s bohemian culture.

A colourful, unique amalgamation of cultures and history, Valparaiso -often referred to as just Valpo-has long drawn poets, painters and artists to its streets. Its creative flair was contrasted against the regular stream of dockworkers and sailors that graced its ports.

In Valparaiso, you’ll wander the streets amid some of the best street art on the continent, marvel at crumbling mansions and find yourself lost in its unusual beauty. Valpo is a stone’s throw from both Viña del Mar and Reñaca, two of Chile’s most popular beaches.

Despite being built on hilly terrain, in Valparaiso, you won’t have to worry about climbing hundreds of steps to explore the city. Between 1883 and 1915, 15 elevators were built to carry pedestrians through the steep city.

Through its lively, hip, artsy and inspiring bohemian culture comes an abundance of arts and music events as well as architecture to admire. Valparaiso’s coastal cuisine also makes this city a foodie’s dream, with fresh seafood straight off the boat served at all the restaurants.

Address: Valparaíso 298, Valparaíso, Chile

Chile’s second-largest city after the capital city of Santiago, Valparaiso is a historical city on the Pacific Coast. Locally known as Valpo, this UNESCO World Heritage City sits at the heart of Chile’s bohemian culture.

A colourful, unique amalgamation of cultures and history, Valparaiso -often referred to as just Valpo-has long drawn poets, painters and artists to its streets. Its creative flair was contrasted against the regular stream of dockworkers and sailors that graced its ports.

In Valparaiso, you’ll wander the streets amid some of the best street art on the continent, marvel at crumbling mansions and find yourself lost in its unusual beauty. Valpo is a stone’s throw from both Viña del Mar and Reñaca, two of Chile’s most popular beaches.

Despite being built on hilly terrain, in Valparaiso, you won’t have to worry about climbing hundreds of steps to explore the city. Between 1883 and 1915, 15 elevators were built to carry pedestrians through the steep city.

Through its lively, hip, artsy and inspiring bohemian culture comes an abundance of arts and music events as well as architecture to admire. Valparaiso’s coastal cuisine also makes this city a foodie’s dream, with fresh seafood straight off the boat served at all the restaurants.

Address: Valparaíso 298, Valparaíso, Chile

Chile’s second-largest city after the capital city of Santiago, Valparaiso is a historical city on the Pacific Coast. Locally known as Valpo, this UNESCO World Heritage City sits at the heart of Chile’s bohemian culture.

A colourful, unique amalgamation of cultures and history, Valparaiso -often referred to as just Valpo-has long drawn poets, painters and artists to its streets. Its creative flair was contrasted against the regular stream of dockworkers and sailors that graced its ports.

In Valparaiso, you’ll wander the streets amid some of the best street art on the continent, marvel at crumbling mansions and find yourself lost in its unusual beauty. Valpo is a stone’s throw from both Viña del Mar and Reñaca, two of Chile’s most popular beaches.

Despite being built on hilly terrain, in Valparaiso, you won’t have to worry about climbing hundreds of steps to explore the city. Between 1883 and 1915, 15 elevators were built to carry pedestrians through the steep city.

Through its lively, hip, artsy and inspiring bohemian culture comes an abundance of arts and music events as well as architecture to admire. Valparaiso’s coastal cuisine also makes this city a foodie’s dream, with fresh seafood straight off the boat served at all the restaurants.

Address: Viña del Mar, Valparaíso, Chile

You will be picked up from your hotel and driven to the Santiago Airport in time for your flight to Calama. You will be welcomed at the airport in Calama and driven to your hotel in San Pedro de Atacama which is another hour away. You’ll have the remainder of the day to relax and enjoy the calming atmosphere of your hotel, set in the centre of the town.

From: Santiago
To: Airport Comodoro Arturo Merino Benitez

From: Santiago
To: Calama

+ not included in price

From: Calama
To: San Pedro de Atacama

A rustic village of earthen and volcanic cottages, Hotel Poblado Kimal hides behind an ancient orchard just next to the main square of San Pedro de Atacama.

Centred by a swimming pool and beautiful restaurant Paacha, Hotel Poblado Kimal’s pride and joy is the excellent staff and the service they provide, transforming this beautiful hotel into a home from home.

Address: Hotel Poblado Kimal – Domingo Atienza, Antofagasta, San Pedro de Atacama, Chile

Despite being small, San Pedro de Atacama is a desert village with an ever-growing popularity. Its location in one of Chile’s best-known locations, the Atacama Desert, offers otherworldly landscapes and unique attractions to every visitor.

There is an undeniable allure of San Pedro de Atacama; some say it is due to the high quantities of quartz and copper in the region which gives the people that come here and live here positive energy. When you visit San Pedro de Atacama, you’ll realise its good vibes ooze from its picturesque streets, musicfilled restaurants and laid-back locals.

Located just a short drive away from the country’s largest salt flat, there is plenty to do in and around San Pedro de Atacama, such as exploring its steaming geysers, otherworldly rock formations and unusual layer-cake landscapes.

+ optional (not included in price)

Address: San Pedro de Atacama, Antofagasta Region, Chile

The Atacama Desert is one of the best places on Earth to see the sky and observe the planets, stars, and constellations. During this stargazing tour, you’ll learn about naked-eye astronomy and how to read a sky map. Then, visit South America’s largest public telescope observatory. The telescopes (20-60cm in diameter) are aligned to provide the best views. Discover the sky and its secrets during this unforgettable experience. End your tour with a warm beverage before driving back to San Pedro.

The Atacama Desert is one of the best places on Earth to see the sky and observe the planets, stars, and constellations.

During the stargazing tour, learn about naked-eye astronomy and how to read a sky map. Then, visit South America’s largest public telescope observatory. The telescopes (20-60cm or 8-24 inches in diameter) are aligned to provide the best views.

Discover the sky and its secrets during this unforgettable experience. End your tour with a warm beverage before driving back to San Pedro.

Address: 1410000, Caracoles 259 B “Caracoles, San Pedro de Atacama, Antofagasta, Chile

Begin your adventures at the salt lake that dates back millions of years, appreciate backdrop of volcanoes and keep your eyes open for birds. From here, marvel at the Chaxa, Miscanti, and Miñique lagoons and the beautiful setting where flamingos dot the shore. End your tour in Toconao, a colonial village known for its volcanic rock architecture. Appreciate San Lucas Church bell tower, walk around the handicrafts stands that sell alpaca textiles and mini bell towers made of volcanic rock.

From: San Pedro de Atacama
To: Toconao

The largest salt pan in Chile and the third largest in the world, Salar de Atacama is found to the south of the town of San Pedro de Atacama. The salt produced here ranges from 5 to 28% in concentration which to measure the salinity of what is produced here in lamens terms, is similar to that of the Dead
Sea.

Surrounded by mountains and volcanoes, including the last active volcano in Chile, the salt pan has no drainage outlets, creating a dramatic, all- ncompassing landscape that the salt pan is the centre of. Etched with rugged salt outcrops and the otherworldly line of white that it creates at the base of the mountain ranges, this spectacular scenery looks like its straight out of Mars.

Address: Salar de Atacama, San Pedro de Atacama, Antofagasta Region, Chile

Found at the heart of Salar de Atacama and part of the Los Flamencos National Reserve, Laguna Chaxa is one of the most famous flamingo breeding grounds in the world. Set 2,300 metres above sea level, Laguna Chaxa is at a point where you can witness the division of this great lagoon into its multitude of salt lakes. From the lagoon, you’ll see the great salt crusts creating splashes of white on the landscape, making the perfect habitat for flamingoes to roam freely.

Address: Laguna Chaxa, San Pedro de Atacama, Antofagasta Region, Chile

Surrounded by the Miniques Volcano and Cerro Miscanti mountain, the Miscanti Lake is a brackish water lake, meaning that is a has considerably higher salinity than a freshwater lake but not quite that of sea waters.

Found in Los Flamencos National Reserve, Miscanti and Miniques Lake used to be one lake. However, lava flow from an eruption formed a divide to make two.

Address: Miscanti Lake, San Pedro de Atacama, Antofagasta Region, Chile

An ancient town steeped in history, Toconao is perhaps most interesting because of its purity; the town is known among locals for its mineral waters that are essential to cultivating a great variety of both native and Spanish fruits.

Marking the centre of the town is the church and bell tower of San Lucas, both of which are National Monuments thanks to their age and preservation after the earthquakes. Today, the church is maintained by a group of nuns.

The local craftsmen of Toconao are known for their handcarved volcanic stone sculptures and miniatures using stone from a nearby quarry.

Address: Toconao, San Pedro de Atacama, Antofagasta Region, Chile

You’ll return to Calama airport for your flight back to Santiago. When you arrive, once more you’ll be taken to the hotel to rest for the night. You’ll have the evening free to explore Santiago to find somewhere for dinner. After your days of adventure, some rest will feel welcome.

From: San Pedro de Atacama
To: Airport El Loa Calama (CJC)

From: Calama
To: Santiago

+ not included in price

From: Airport Comodoro Arturo Merino Benitez
To: Santiago

Embrace Chile’s bohemian spirit with this perfect reflection of Santiago. Just moments from beautiful parks, picturesque avenues and vibrant dining and nightlife, Ismael Hotel puts you at the very centre of Lastarria neighbourhood.

This innovative boutique hotel is next to the Parque Forestal where the historic city centre brings eclectic energy to the downtown hotel scene you can enjoy the laid-back ambience, relax and socialise. Upstairs, 44 rooms and suites will add a chic, modern and elegant flair to your journey in Chile.

Come discover “the loveliest location in Santiago” at Ismael Hotel.

Address: Ismael Hotel – Ismael Valdés Vergara, Santiago, Chile

Located in Santiago’s historical centre on the equally-historic Plaza de Armas, the neoclassical Metropolitan Cathedral was built between 1748 and 1800  followed by further alterations at the end of the 19th century, to which it owes its current appearance.

The seat of the Archbishop of Santiago de Chile and the centre of the Archdiocese of Santiago de Chile, many previous cathedrals in the archdiocese have fallen victim to earthquakes.

Slipping inside its grand wooden doors beneath its two towers, the Metropolitan Cathedral rewards you with a welcome break from the hustle and bustle of the city centre. You can explore the cathedral and take in its exquisite baroque details which could have you captivated for hours.

+ optional (not included in price)

Address: Plaza de Armas, Santiago, Región Metropolitana, Chile

Leave your hotel in Santiago and drive to the airport for your flight to Temuco. You will be welcomed at the airport and driven to your hotel in Pucón. After some time to rest after your flight, you’ll head out to visit the Ojos de Caburgua waterfalls and their numerous natural pools. The water originates from Caburgua Lake. Hike along different trails in the forest to explore the areas. Then, visit the glistening Caburgua Lake with panoramic views of the beautiful surrounding mountains.

From: Santiago
To: Airport Comodoro Arturo Merino Benitez

From: Santiago
To: Temuco

+ not included in price

From: Temuco
To: Pucón

Setting up stunning accommodation in renovated stables, Hotel Boutique CasaEstablo by DON recreates the traditions of southern Chile. Sitting at the foot of the volcano of Pucon, this rustic accommodation offers an impressive view of Lake Villarrica.

Immersing you in the beauty of southern Chile’s remote landscape, this hotel has just 10 rooms where you will be
warmly welcomed by its owners.

With luxurious additions such as a pool and beautifully decorated living areas, this little boutique hotel embraces all that Chile has to offer and is the perfect introduction to Patagonia further south.

Address: Hotel Boutique CasaEstablo by DON – Camino Villarrica – Pucón, Pucón, Pucon, Chile

Visit the Ojos de Caburgua waterfalls and their numerous natural pools.

The water originates from Caburgua Lake, travels along an underground river, and emerges at the waterfall. Here, you’ll enjoy the area and hike along different trails in the forest.

Then, you’ll visit the glistening blue Caburgua Lake and appreciate the panoramic views of the beautiful surrounding mountains.

Address: Caburgua, Pucón, Araucanía, Chile

You will be picked up from your hotel in Pucon to start your three-day Curarrahue Program. Start by visiting the Inaltuleufu Ruka Campfire, then continue with a walk in a native forest and have lunch at Elisa’s, a local cook and baker. After lunch, you will go to Walüngmapu, where you participate in a workshop. Dinner and overnight will be in the house of a local family.

Departure from Pucon to Curarrehue. The visitors will receive a welcome and presentation of the programme by the local guide in the square of Cuarrehue.

Then, the group will travel 3 km by vehicle to the Inaltuleufu Ruka campfire, where they will participate in a talk about the Mapuche cosmovision. The project continues with a visit to the Juan de Dios Ancamil Community in Maichín, to meet a traditional seed protector. They will also visit an agroecological vegetable garden and walk along an interpretive trail in the native forest, where they will be able to identify the native flora.

Lunch will be at Elisa’s, a famous cook and baker from Curarrehue who integrates local products in her recipes. After lunch, the visitors will go to Walüngmapu, on the banks of the Trankurra River, where they will participate in a practical workshop of vegetable fibre or traditional loom, given by a ñaña from the community.

The day ends with a transfer to the house of a family of the community for dinner, this is where you will spend the night.

Address: Curarrehue, Chile

Enjoy an overnight stay with a family in Curarrehue. This is a small town surrounded by nature where there are no more than 7,000 people. You’ll stay in a quiet area of town.

A unique, local experience will be had while staying with this local family. You’ll have your own room with a comfortable bed and space to relax.

Address: Curarrehue, Chile

After a farmer’s breakfast with organic products and local cuisine, you will discover the Quillelhue Lagoon and walk through the trails of the Villarrica National Park, set in the Andes. Visit a medicinal plant garden in Huitraco in a
workshop with a renowned local doctor. The day ends with adventure or relaxation. Enjoy a delicious dinner within the community.

The day begins with a delicious traditional Mapuche breakfast. The local guide will pick you up for a tour of the Villarrica National Park, among Araucaria forests and a visit to the Quillelhue Lagoon. Afterwards, go to an artisan weaving workshop in front of an impressive view of Las Peinetas Hill, where a textile artisan will show the working process with a traditional loom and natural wool dyeing techniques.

For lunch, arrive at the Mapuche community Camilo Coñuequir Lloftonekul where you will be welcomed with a traditional meal of the local culture. The programme continues with a visit to a medicinal plant garden in Huitraco, where a renowned local doctor will give a workshop on the different uses of medicinal plants.

The day ends with adventure or relaxation: you can choose to get to know the different species of native flora and trees by going tree climbing, a tour of high platforms or a relaxing moment in the hot springs.

Address: cur

Dominated by the Villarrica and Lanin volcanoes, Villarrica National Park is a dramatic mountain landscape that is perfect for skiing and hiking with lagoons, forests, caves and rivers to explore along the way.

Sitting at 2,847 metres above sea level, the Villarrica volcano is undoubtedly the star attraction, known as the most active volcano in South America with almost constant strombolian eruptions. To get to know this area a little better there is a ski centre, guided hiking trips around the volcano and opportunities for caving. Be warned nature lovers, you may struggle to leave!

Address: Chile

Start the day with a visit to an ovine sheep farm, enjoy the conversation and lunch with the Longko (leader) of the community, learn how to prepare tortillas in the traditional way and get to know the rules of the ancient Palín game. You’ll then be transferred back to your hotel in Pucón and have time to rest for the remainder of your day.

Start the day with a visit to an ovine sheep farm, enjoy the conversation and lunch with the Longko (leader) of the community.

You’ll learn how to prepare tortillas in the traditional way and get to know the rules of the ancient Palín game; a young palife will share the technique, history and values. This is a fun local way to finish your time in Curarrahue.

Address: cura

Setting up stunning accommodation in renovated stables, Hotel Boutique CasaEstablo by DON recreates the traditions of southern Chile. Sitting at the foot of the volcano of Pucon, this rustic accommodation offers an impressive view of Lake Villarrica.

Immersing you in the beauty of southern Chile’s remote landscape, this hotel has just 10 rooms where you will be warmly welcomed by its owners.

With luxurious additions such as a pool and beautifully decorated living areas, this little boutique hotel embraces all that Chile has to offer and is the perfect introduction to Patagonia further south.

Address: Hotel Boutique CasaEstablo by DON – Camino

Villarrica – Pucón, Pucón, Pucon, Chile

From: Villarrica National Park
To: Pucón

You will be picked up from your hotel in Pucón and driven to the bus station to go to Puerto Varas. When you arrive, you’ll be taken to your hotel. Puerto Varas is an enchanting town is by the peaceful Lake Llanquihue and offers a sweeping natural setting. Stroll around Puerto Varas to appreciate its traditional, unmistakably German architecture and its neighbourhoods filled with well-tended gardens.

From: Pucón
To: Puerto Varas

Built from recycled materials from a German settler family, this huge house dates back to 1940 and has been remodelled into a hotel with respect for the original architecture of the house. All of the wood used to make this beautiful house are native to Patagonia; noble, original or recycled larch, canelo, mañío, tepa, ulmo, hualle and laurel.

Today, Hotel Casa Kalfu is considered an important contribution to the architecture of the city. With just 19 rooms, all fitted with central heating, thermal panels and sound insulation, each has been designed in a Chilean-Spanish style with stunning furnishings and a warm colour palette.

Address: Hotel Boutique Casa Kalfu – Tronador, Puerto Varas, Chile

Known as the city of roses, Puerto Varas was named after Antonio Varas. This city is particularly interesting as it was founded by German immigrants who settled on the shores of the nearby Lake Llanquihue; it’s now famous for its German traditions.

Surrounded by nature, Puerto Varas is just moments from the mountains, lakes, national parks and forests that create a backdrop for the German architecture of the city. A must-visit while in the city is the Sacred Heart of Jesus church which was built in 1918 at one of the highest points of the city.

+ optional (not included in price)

Address: Puerto Varas, Los Lagos Region, Chile

On this excursion, visit the Petrohué Waterfalls and discover Peulla with its dramatic backdrop before sailing on the wonderful Todos Los Santos Lake. This journey will follow the river through the mountains with spectacular views of the majestic Osorno, Puntiagudo and Tronador volcanoes. At the end of your tour, you’ll have the opportunity to engage in some more activities by the lakeside before returning to Puerto Varas.

Set eyes on the world-renowned Petrohué Waterfalls, that gush into the river and flow through rugged rock formations into an azure pool. After spend taking some time to gaze at its wonder, we’ll continue onto the picturesque mountain village of Peulla, a small but resourceful place with traditional houses set against the most dramatic backdrop. This village is a stop on the Andean Crossing, a route that has been used for over 400 years.

After visiting the Petrohué Waterfalls, follow the river further down to reach Todos Los Santos Lake and hop on a boat for a tour unlike any other. With the towering, majestic volcanoes, Osorno, Puntiagudo and Tronador as a backdrop, you’ll find a moment of peace cruising over this crater lake.

From Todos Los Santos Lake you’ll have the option to take in more scenery with the many activities that are available to you from the lakeside before returning to Puerto Varas.

Address: Puerto Varas, Los Lagos, Chile

A full day, magical tour leaving from Puerto Varas will delve into the Chilote world. We begin by taking a boat down the Chacao canal to arrive in the village of Chacao. We will continue on to Castro, visiting the stilt houses of Rio Gamboa, the square and its church, and then the recently restored Nercón Church, which is a national monument. We finish the day in Dalcahue, stopping on the waterfront to take in the natural landscape, then visiting the local artisan market, museum and church.

A full-day tour will take you to the northern part of the mythical island of Chiloé, with its stilted houses, markets and the churches declared World Heritage sites by UNESCO.

Delve into the Chilote world, beginning with a boat down the Chacao canal for 30 minutes, where we spot a wide variety of birds, before arriving at the village of Chacao to visit its square and church.

We will continue on to Castro with a stop for lunch. Then, we visit the stilted houses of Rio Gamboa, the square and its church as well. Next, we will visit the recently restored Nercón Church (1890), which is a national monument and is also on UNESCO’s protected list.

The day continues in Dalcahue, where we stop on the waterfront to take in the wonderful natural landscape and visit the local artisan market, museum and church.

Address: Chiloé Island, Los Lagos, Chile

The largest city on Chiloe Island, Castro is famous for its stilt houses “palafitos” and craft markets. Strolling through its streets, you’ll get a feel for its history as the third-oldest city in the country, with great landmarks such as the Church of Francisco, which has been declared a World Heritage site. In addition to the historic sites, Castro is also surrounded by natural beauty which really sets the scene for this fascinating city. Walking the streets, you’ll have many opportunities to learn about the destruction that has fallen upon the city, having been a victim of many sieges, earthquakes and tidal waves.

Address: Castro, Los Lagos Region, Chile

You will be picked up from your hotel in Puerto Varas and driven to the airport in Puerto Montt for your departing flight.

From: Puerto Varas
To: Puerto Montt