Coyhaique

How to get there

Driving along the Carretera Longitudinal Austral from Puerto Montt through natural parks and beautiful spots, you arrive to Coyhaique.

By plane:
A paradise of adventure tours and fishing, you can get to Coyhaique by air from Santigo or Puerto Montt, for what Balmaceda airport, distant 55 km. from the city is used.

International Passes

Paso de Coyhaique

You can cross the Andes range through Paso del Coyhaique, distant 46 km. from the city along a pebble road and arrive at Aldea Baleiro in Argentina.

Paso Huemules

You can also cross through Paso Huemules, passing by Balmaceda on a paved route, and after 150 km. get to Río Mayo.

Paso Triana

It is very near Paso Coyhaique, only 20 km from Aldea Beleiro and 37 km from Coyhaique. Its height is 670 metres above sea level and the average temperature is 20° C in summer and -7° C in winter.
Along complementary route 240, 37 kms from Coyhaique you will find the pass that separates Río Mayo from Coyhaique, distant 153 km along Complementary route 55.

Distances from Coyhaique to:

Ancud 705 km
Castro 782 km
Chaiten 420 km
Chile Chico 398 km
Cochrane 344 km
El Maiten 277 km
Frutillar 659 km
Llanquihue 640 km
Osorno 718 km
Panguipulli 865 km
Punta Arenas 243 km
Puerto Aysen 59 km
Puerto Ibañez 109 km
Puerto Montt 617 km
Puerto Natales 386 km
Puerto Octay 682 km
Puerto Porvenir 234 km
Puerto Varas 633
Quellon 868 km
San Martin de los Andes 1223 km
Santiago de Chile 1649 km
Temuco 973 km
Valdivia 844 km
Villarrica 949 km

Air Transportation

SKY Airline

Arturo Prat 203 Tel: 24-0827 e-mail

Land Transportation

Bus Sur	Terminal de Buses Tel: 23-1460 e-mail
Buses Ali	Simpsom y Magallanes Tel: 23-2788
Buses Gobbi	Terminal de Buses Tel: 23-2067
Coyhaique Tour	Ignacio Serrano s/n Tel: 23-3236
Don Carlos	Subteniente Cruz 63 Tel: 21-3981 e-mail
Don Carlos	Subteniente Cruz 63 Tel: 21-3981 e-mail
Traeger	Baquedano 457 Tel: 23-1648 / 23-1946 Cel: 09-6406412 e-mail
Turibus	Baquedano 1171 Tel: 23-1333

	ZIP				NDD				IDD
	5950000				067				+56 67

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.