Some years ago, when asked to pick 10 threatened species that if given the power he would choose to save, David Attenborough raised some eyebrows when he picked a tiny, inconspicuous frog from the forests of southern Chile.

One of the many reasons that visitors come to Chiloé is for it Churches. As many as 150 wooden shingle constructions are dotted over the islands, and they are so spectacular that Unesco has protected 16 of them.

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The islanders of Chiloé are known for their unique myths, traditions and food.

Myths and legends are as much a part of life on the archipelago of Chiloé as Christianity. Whilst you see the 150 wooden churches as you travel around the islands, the myths you only hear about, but it doesn't make them any less present.

There's something unusual about the penguins of Puñihuil, in the marvelous island of Chiloé.

Thousand of tourists visit the Chiloe archipelago each year, in search of a different sort of adventure.

On the northwest side of Chiloé Island, the River Chepu runs its course westward until it reaches the Pacific Ocean.

The port town of Dalcahue sits on the east coast of Chiloé Island, 20km from Castro.

Whale watching has taken root in Chile's coasts as a not-to-be-missed activity for both young and old.

Every year, the iconic fjords of Chilean Patagonia attract visitors from across the world. There is perhaps no better method of taking in Patagonia's dramatic beauty than by sea kayak.