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The Mapuche New Year Celebration On June 24, the primitive peoples both from Chile and Argentina celebrate the beginning of the new year. An ancient tradition which attracts new visitors every year. |
The Mapuche New Year Celebration |
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Afternoon Ride We toured the streets and the surroundings of this small city growing amidst the mountain range and the ice fields. |
Afternoon Ride |
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Shelter of the Huemules We sailed along the Cochrane River, bordering the Tamango National Reserve, a unique site that enables visitors to see the huemules... |
Shelter of the Huemules |
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Anglers' Paradise At Puerto Bertrand, a marvelous nook that tempts lovers of fly-fishing, we sailed across the lake up to the Baker River mouth. |
Anglers' Paradise |
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Excursiones Fuera de la Ciudad Tiene una población de 448 habitantes y su capital es Caleta Tortel, existiendo sólo otra localidad que es Puerto Yungay. Todas sus construcciones son de ciprés de las Guaitecas,... |
Excursiones Fuera de la Ciudad |
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Mount San Lorenzo or Cochrane - Lagoon Esmeralda - Lake Chacabuco Another natural wonder, where green and blue embrace everything, from the forest to the waters. Situated 42 km. to the south west of Cochrane, the mount is 3.700 m. high and... |
Mount San Lorenzo or Cochrane - Lagoon Esmeralda - Lake Chacabuco |
Mountaineering
Make up your mind and climb, ascend or rappel down the most impressive mountains in Patagonia and become a great climber.
Considered as a high risk sport, it requires physical strength of arms and legs at the same time, combined with the technical skill of the climber.
We recommend that beginners do not start by climbing on natural walls, but in artificial ones and under the assistance of a professional guide.
Horseback Excursions
Those who wish to experiment something new may choose a horseback ride over mountains, amidst forests, along beaches or across streams with the whole family enjoying beautiful moments.
It is ideal to go on these excursions guided by the local experts and on docile Creole horses.
If you are going on a short excursion, it is not necessary that you can ride. A quick theoretical chat with the guide will be enough for you to get used to the reins.