Chiloe National Park and Chonchi "Darwin Route"

n see the largest hydrographic hole on the Island of Chiloé, where the Huilinco and Cucao lakes meet.

hich is already a tradition to pass through when the Forest is visited. Attended by their owners, all their products are regional and made in a traditional way.

an old indigenous town that since 1734 already had a chapel, but unfortunately the 1960 tsunami swept through the oldest buildings.

We will pass through the bridge for vehicles located at the shore of the lake, and through here we will cross to the Chanquin sector, where we will begin our tour in the Chiloé National Park. Here we will walk along the El Tepual trail, which lasts approximately 1 hour. We will return to our hotels after the walk.