Explore and Discover the landscapes of the Aysén Region
Updated on 3 de January, 2026
Untamed nature and southern landscapes
3 DAYS
This itinerary invites travelers to discover some of the most remote and striking landscapes in the Aysén Region. Turquoise lakes, hanging glaciers and unique settlements create an ideal experience for those seeking nature, adventure and tranquility in Chilean Patagonia.
DISTANCE
879 km
DAYS
3 days
DESTINATIONS
LANDSCAPES
Inicio del itinerario
Atractivos incluidos en este día
Day 1
Marble Caves and General Carrera Lake
Excursion to the Marble Chapels, 223 km south of the regional capital, Coyhaique. One of the main natural monuments in Chile. The formations and structures correspond to a series of rock caverns eroded by the lake. Enjoy a boat ride on Lake General Carrera, in its turquoise waters we will see the famous marble chapels.
Atractivos incluidos en este día
Day 1
Marble Caves and General Carrera Lake
Excursion to the Marble Chapels, 223 km south of the regional capital, Coyhaique. One of the main natural monuments in Chile. The formations and structures correspond to a series of rock caverns eroded by the lake. Enjoy a boat ride on Lake General Carrera, in its turquoise waters we will see the famous marble chapels.
Atractivos incluidos en este día
Day 2
Forests and Queulat Hanging Glacier
Queulat Park is located approximately 170 km from Coyhaique, it has lush forests, waterfalls, fjords and rivers where you can appreciate a unique wildlife of one of the places less altered by man, you can also hike to the Queulat hanging glacier, which is a large glacier mass, this expedition has a low to medium difficulty level.
Atractivos incluidos en este día
Day 2
Forests and Queulat Hanging Glacier
Queulat Park is located approximately 170 km from Coyhaique, it has lush forests, waterfalls, fjords and rivers where you can appreciate a unique wildlife of one of the places less altered by man, you can also hike to the Queulat hanging glacier, which is a large glacier mass, this expedition has a low to medium difficulty level.
Atractivos incluidos en este día
Day 3
Caleta Tortel and Patagonian architecture
Caleta Tortel, located in the southern portion of the Aysén Region, is a town built on water, its roads are wooden bridges as well as its houses, the beach and the town merge into one. In its surroundings you will find a wild flora featuring native forests, resistant to humidity and extreme temperatures. The Guaitecas cypress, coigüe, Chilean firetree, and plum pine forests dominate the area.
Atractivos incluidos en este día
Day 3
Caleta Tortel and Patagonian architecture
Caleta Tortel, located in the southern portion of the Aysén Region, is a town built on water, its roads are wooden bridges as well as its houses, the beach and the town merge into one. In its surroundings you will find a wild flora featuring native forests, resistant to humidity and extreme temperatures. The Guaitecas cypress, coigüe, Chilean firetree, and plum pine forests dominate the area.
What you should know
How to get there by air
The main air gateway is Balmaceda Airport (BBA), located 55 km from Coyhaique, with regular flights from Santiago. From Balmaceda, travelers can continue by car or guided services to the itinerary’s destinations.
How to get there by land
The region is mainly explored via the Carretera Austral. From Coyhaique, it is possible to reach Puerto Río Tranquilo, Queulat National Park and Caleta Tortel by road, allowing time for long and scenic routes.
Climate and clothing
The climate is cool and changeable year-round. Waterproof clothing, layered insulation, trekking shoes and protection against wind and rain are recommended.
Must-Know Tips
Carry cash, as ATMs are limited. Book excursions with authorized operators and check weather conditions daily. Respect protected areas and local wildlife.
