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One of the best ways to enjoy Chile’s superb natural environment. Paddling with specialist guides and equipment, you’ll find more than 1,200 rivers of differing complexity to choose from, and calm lakes and lagoons with breathtaking surroundings reflected in their crystal-clear waters.
Alone or in pairs, this sport is popular from the central region to Patagonia, with multiple routes of varying intensities among magnificent landscapes and abundant native wildlife.
Test out your skills and balance first on the calmest sections of the Maipo River in the Metropolitan Region and then hit the waters of the Maule Valley. If you’ve some experience under your belt, you might tackle the rushing Trancura River close to Pucón and enjoy the wooded landscapes surrounding the lakes at Caburga, Calafquén, Conguillío and Riñihue.
If you’re confident in your kayak and skilled in the water, then head for the world-famous Futaleufu River on the Carretera Austral, or the Baker River close to General Carrera Lake; tricky, adrenaline-filled routes with challenging rapids and unexpected waterfalls.
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Just south of Puerto Tranquilo, Chile, this red bridge is somewhat famous: adventurers cross it before pushing deeper into Patagonia. Kayake
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Inspired by freedom, exploration and real adventure we've embarked on a 20-day journey from Cusco to Patagonia. Here is chapter three, showc
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The Active Junky crew hikes up the dunes with sandboards in tow on the Chilean coastline near Valparaíso. We had didn’t plan this adventure;
The experience of fishing at Remota @chimuadventures @chiletravel
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Not a bad end to the day here in #Matanzas Chile. The surf was pumping and the light was insane. @fercatadog seen here slashing away. @activ
Exploring Glaciers in Chile #EarthPix Photo by Jorg Badura... http://bit.ly/1lrAJxv
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1. Drive from Santiago to San Pedro de Atacama in a combi. 2. Surfing, Punta de Lobos, Pichilemu.
Festival of la Pampilla The festival of la Pampilla takes place every year on the 18th and 19th of September in the city of Coquimbo. During this period (and even from weeks before the activity) hundreds of families set up their tents and vehicles on the hills and areas surrounding the Pampilla’s main esplanade. The […]
Chile celebrates Independence with a bang to commemorate the beginning of the independence process from the Spanish Crown.
An event of great interest that called for teams from all over the world to test their skills at building an electric vehicle that may be capable of crossing the Atacama Desert.
