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Around this time, Patagonian forests are dyed with attractive colors such as orange, brown and ochre. Enjoy the best mountain views and fly over the treetops in canopy.
Visiting a Mapuche community and witnessing their customs is an enriching experience. To get there, you will first drive around Lake Neltume until you reach the Inalafquen community, where you will visit Mrs. Juanita’s farm and learn about the handicrafts she makes. Afterwards, you will meet Noemi, a young artisan who will tell you about the traditions of the community she leads. The visit ends with Mrs. Andrea, who will be waiting for you with a rich eleven mapuche with catutos, sopaipillas and mate. Her house, moreover, is right at a point where you have a panoramic view of Lake Neltume.
In the middle of the forest, you can enjoy the thermal waters that flow naturally in Lake Pirehueico. There are 10 wooden jars that – made with old tree trunks – allow you to disconnect from the urban rhythm and feel the natural again. The departure is by boat from Puerto Fuy to the hot springs. The navigation in “Doña Hilda” is of 30 minutes, time in which you will observe the virgin shores of the lake and the native forest.
Venture on horseback and walk through the forest among centenary mañíos, coigües, oaks and raulíes: You will be able to meet the almost complete Nothofagus family that inhabits the temperate rainforest. During 2 hours, you will travel 5 kilometers, so it requires some knowledge or willingness to ride. If you are inexperienced, our guides will teach you everything you need to start this adventure. Children can participate as long as they exceed the minimum height required: 1.3 meters. We have Mexican, Canadian, English and Chilean saddles.
Flying between the cup of centenary coigües at 30 meters of height, will make you feel like an eagle furrowing the wind. There are 5 zip lines of 150 meters each, making a total of 510 meters that you will cover in an hour and a half of pure adrenaline. To get to the stations you will have to go over bridges and hanging stairs. At all times you will be anchored to the security lines, making it an ideal activity to live with your family.
Activity that is carried out with the Kayaks Seat on Top. It is an activity for the whole family and there is a small tour around the bay of Puerto Fuy. No previous experience or technical skills are required.
In Huilo Huilo every season is a must. From snowshoeing in winter, rafting and canopy in summer, fly fishing in spring and themed trails with colorful lengas in autumn. In the middle of the Patagonian jungle, enjoy a unique outdoor experience.