Antillanca

Ski school

Antillanca has 50 national and foreign high-level instructors, with technical classes for the various modalities and levels, which range from beginners to competition skiing.

The school opens from Monday to Sunday at 9am in the Parva Chica and Golondrina runs, where both individual and group classes are dictated for kids and grown-ups.

Likewise, the so-called escort ski, in which an instructor escorts a group of 8 students along the runs and corrects their techniques.

Beginners may take group classes which include a one-day ticket in the low fields.

The mini-school for kids between 5 and 12 years old is directed by instructors who teach the ski fundamentals and enhancement techniques. There are half-day programs which include lift tickets, and all-day programs which include both a snack and the tickets. Ski school Antillanca

INDIVIDUAL CLASSES 2011
	Adults - Minors
1 hour	25.200

COLLECTIVE CLASSES (2 HOURS)
4 skiers minimum - 9 skiers maximum	Adults - Minors
Per skier 2 hours	50.400

Note: The rates, expressed in Chilean pesos, have been provided by the ski resort, responsible for any modification without prior notice. We recommend that you check the rates before making a reservation.

Patagonian wines

Located in the southern end of the American continent, Patagonia meets several natural conditions and characteristics ideal for growing vineyards.
Pure air, clear skies and endless silences are only interrupted by the whispers of the winds that cross the area from the Andes Mountain Range to the Atlantic Ocean, carrying the mysterious aromas of the bushes and the wild berries.

Rafting

Rafting is a team sport, in which all the crew members in the boat row and position themselves in a coordinated manner in order to balance their weight when going through the river rapids and keep themselves afloat.
The standard number of people allowed on the boat is from six to eight crew members, depending on the boat size.
Rafting beginners are recommended to remain in the center of the boat. Those who are somehow experienced and prefer to row may stay in front, whereas the most experienced generally stay at the back.