City: Aisen Region
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Top 10 Things to do Good for Kids in Aisen Region, Chile
The Aysén del General Carlos Ibáñez del Campo Region (Spanish: Región de Aysén, pronounced [ai̯ˈsen], or XI Región Aysén del General Carlos Ibáñez del Campo), often shortened to Aysén Region or Aisén, is one of Chile's 15 first order administrative divisions. Although the third largest in area, the region is Chile's most sparsely populated region with a population of 102,317 as of 2017. The capital of the region is Coihaique, the region's former namesake.
Restaurants in Aisen Region
1. Catedral de Marmol
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 805 reviews
Reviewed By gmloubr2018 - Albuquerque, United States
The so called marble cathedral and marble caves was the most memorable area we saw in Chile. We were in Chile the whole 2019 and visited every one of their regions. We went to the Atacama desert and the town of San Pedro de Atacama. We went to the Torres del Paine area. But the General Carrera Lake was the highlight of the year. We went to Puerto Rio Tranquilo and took a "full day" boat ride that took us to the marble cabinets area and then to the marble chapel, marble caves and to the marble cathedral. Here are a few photos.
2. Capillas de Marmol
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5.0 based on 522 reviews
Reviewed By Farmlabourer - Dumfries, United Kingdom
A wet and fast boat trip to the caves followed by a gentle tour in an out of the caves. A lot of explanation but all in Spanish but the main point is what you see. The longer trip is probably worth the extra cash for a more relaxed time in the caves.
3. Ecoturismo la Pancha
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5.0 based on 66 reviews
La Pancha Ecotourism is located in the southern Chilean Patagonia,seven kilometers away from Puerto Aysen.It's at the foot of the snowy canyon from which originates several water springs that nourish Los Palos river.We offer excursions, horseback riding and kayaking.La Pancha Ecotourism is an ideal spot for those who are looking for tranquility and a deep connection with the Chilean Patagonia.
Reviewed By RetiredToddlers
We had one of our favorite tours ever with Ecoturismo la Pancha! It was a bit last minute, but we wanted a kayaking adventure in Patagonia while we were in Puerto Chacabuco and so happy we came across this one! It’s a family owned business that really cares about giving a unique experience. We had two children (ages 4 & 6 years old) and they set us up with double kayaks! The weather was typical Patagonia weather (rainy, sunny, cold, warm!) and the setting was absolutely gorgeous on the lake and river. Half way through, we went to the mangroves in the river to enjoy a snack and matte- what fun!! Then back to the grounds where we were greeted with a warm cozy fire and delicious array of fresh made Chilean snacks and hot chocolate. Even fresh salmon ceviche!! Yum!!! The family is so nice, the setting beautiful and experience is truly one of a kind!! Highly highly recommend!!!
4. Parque Nacional Laguna San Rafael
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5.0 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By KristenT316 - Baltimore, United States
We really enjoyed getting to be this close to a glacier (at 1km away it felt in our face!). The knowledgeable, happy, and friendly guides were great. It was a long van ride from Tranquilo, with nice views along the way but for fog, then we got reshuffled at the pier, then the boatride was not short either but also good views despite fog. No bathroom on boat - use one before getting on and at the park with the short walk near the glacier. They fed us (and I am vegetarian) very well (starting on the boatride) - eating a hot meal while sitting on the top of the boat looking at the glacier calve was incredible. Wear full rain/wind gear and gloves and have a strap on your camera. Wear waterproof walking shoes/boots or take a change of good socks.
5. Fundo Panguilemu
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5.0 based on 30 reviews
Our family is dedicated to agricultural production based on Holistic Management and organic vegetable production based on permaculture principles. You can have an Agro tourism trip, horse riding in amazing landscape or stay en our comfortable mongolian yurts. Know about sustainable wool production and a lot more, We welcome you to join us at Fundo Panguilemu!
6. Parque Nacional Queulat
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4.5 based on 348 reviews
Reviewed By carlbenk - Carlisle, United States
The road to into the park is horrible and the park is crowded but the trek up to the glacial viewpoint is magical. Make sure you also do the short side trail along the rushing river to the lake. If you want solitude, there is another viewpoint trail whose trailhead is just before the two upper parking lots. I think the trail is marked as something like Rio Ventisquero. The trail is very steep and muddy, however.
7. Destino Patagonia
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4.5 based on 33 reviews
We have 3 different programs to Laguna San Rafael, leaving from Bahia Exploradores 1 Day trip to Laguna San Rafael,boat trip and small trek. 2 Two days in San Rafael,boat trip and trekking to the viewpoint of the glacier. 3 Crossing of Istmo de Ofqui and view to San Quintin Glacier, boat trip, trekking and camp in sn Quintin beach.
8. Coyhaique National Reserve
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4.5 based on 221 reviews
Reviewed By StevenSue - New York City, United States
In our 3 weeks hiking around Chilean Patagonia the Los Piedras hike to the top of Cerro Cinchao was our favorite hike. We started at the parking lot for Mirador Laguna Verde (you can drive there--you need to stop and pay admission to the park). From the Laguna Verde parking lot the trail was well marked. Follow the Los Piedras sign when you come to it about half a mile in to the hike. The trail ascends about 2,000 feet. There are several different and interesting forests you pass through on the way up. And there are ocassional views across the valley. But the real payoff comes when you get to the top. The summit is above the treeline, and presents 360 degree views of the surrounding mountains. Spectacular. It took four fit 60 year olds a bit less than 3 hours to get to the top. Much less to get down. And we lingered at the top for most of an hour. We did not do the full loop. We got to the top of the mountain and then descended back the way we came. That looked shorter than completing the loop. And we had already gotten the best views of the trail.
9. Patagonia Trip Planner
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4.5 based on 26 reviews
Life changing experiences for development & conservation of nature and culture at the untouched Patagonia de Aysen, All unique adventures, dream your adventure we find the best possible guiding for you and give you the possibility of designing your life changing experience with your local expert guide
10. Ruta Seis Lagunas Coyhaique
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