Trekking, kayaking, fly fishing and horseback riding in Patagonia
We'll walk the first three kilometers of the trail into Tagua Tagua Park, stopping at the visitor center and the Notros ranger station and crossing a large suspension bridge on the way to the Velo de la Novia waterfalls.
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This self-guided hike covers a large part of Tagua Tagua Park, 3,000 hectares devoted to conservation and scientific research, all the way to Alerces Lagoon.
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Fishing takes place on the Puelo, Traidor and Manso rivers, which offer excellent rainbow and brown trout fishing. In March and April, large salmon can also be caught.
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Fishing takes place on Lake Tagua Tagua and the Puelo, Traidor and Manso rivers, which offer excellent rainbow and brown trout fishing. In March and April, large salmon can also be caught.
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The ride starts with a boat trip from the Mítico pier to the confluence of the Puelo and Manso rivers, where the horses are waiting, ready to set off.
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A beautiful horseback ride through Valle Frío. We leave the Mítico pier for Puerto Maldonado, where a vehicle takes us 40 minutes to meet the horses.
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We'll paddle on Lake Tagua Tagua, nestled between mountains, feeling the wind on our faces as we approach a huge waterfall that drops straight into the lake.
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We'll take a boat from the Mítico Puelo Lodge pier up the Puelo River to meet the guide with the kayaks, and paddle back downriver.
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We leave by boat from the Mítico Puelo Lodge pier to Puerto Maldonado, and from there drive 32 km to Llanada Grande to visit three lakes.
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The excursion starts at our pier with a boat ride up the Puelo River to the Viña Puelo Patagonia pier, one of the southernmost wineries in Chile.
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