Emerald Route: Sail to Peulla through Todos Los Santos Lake
Description
Come with us to visit the most beautiful landscapes of the region of the lakes and volcanoes of Chile, on a full day excursion departing from Puerto Varas. Through this tour we will visit the Petrohué Falls, we will sail by catamaran on the Todos los Santos lake and we will walk through the town of Peulla, also exploring the Velo de la Novia waterfall. You can choose the option of taking the excursion from Puerto Varas or directly from Petrohue.
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Itinerary
We will begin our visit leaving from Puerto Varas.
We will travel to the Petrohué Falls, where the waters of the river run over the rocks of volcanic lava giving rise to an incredible natural spectacle.
Then from contemplating the jumps we will arrive at the Petrohué sector, on the shore of Todos Los Santos lake. This place is well known for its natural landscape and the emerald color of its waters.
Here we will board the Lagos Andinos catamaran, which will lead us to navigate the Todos Los Santos lake, where we can enjoy the incredible views over the water of the Osorno, Calbuco, Tronador and Puntiagudo volcanoes.
After sailing, which will last approximately two hours, we will disembark to visit Peulla. This small mountain town in the middle of the Andes Mountains stands out for its incredible landscape. Here we can see the Velo de Novia waterfall and have time for lunch (lunch not included)
After lunch, we will board the catamaran again to cross the Todos Los Santos lake and head back to our selected hotels in Puerto Varas.
Highlights
What's included
Traveller Ratings
Important Information
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Departure in the morning. Schedule to be arranged at destination
- If the option is from Petrohue, transfer are not included.
- This service is not valid for cruise passengers. These excursions or transfer have a special operation and rate.
Reviews(5)
The tour was amazing worth every penny we had a wonderful day!! Guillermo our tour guide was wonderful very good english!!
Tour conducted only by the Touristour agency. Sailing through All Saints Lagoon was an amazing experience. Landscape with vegetation on the banks and volcanoes along the way. Various walks within the village. We did a tour with vehicle "4x4" very cool. It can be walking a few trails around there.
I took the tour with Turistour, from the Petrohue jetty, I left my car parked there (without charge), we left at 10 am, it takes 2 hours the catamaran to arrive, there were free seats so collapsed was not, you go with a guide who is telling you very pleasantly the whole tour, it is quite icy the catamaran so I recommend to go well warm, there is no heating, we stayed in the hotel nature, but we decided to pay extra with a cost of $16 thousand per person and $10 thousand child (6 years) a tour for all pellets, a visit to a pretty farm, well maintained, meek animals, all with possibility of being able to feed them (donkeys, llamas, deer, yam, emu, etc), we visited a beautiful waterfall, in general the tour takes hra -hra and a half, beautiful landscapes, I liked too much, if you carry suitcases or something is taken to the hotel and you just get on the tour without worrying about your things, then you return to the hotel to lunch if you go for the day or settle in your room, I would go again. My only caveat is that the guide (who in this case would be the only one with the most marked authority to ask for it) is that the passengers keep the mask well on!, the children full cooperated, but the adults halfway went with the mask anywhere and that the truth burdens me, you must have supervision at all times. I was asked before booking the mobility pass, I have it but I do not know if it is an exclusion criterion not to have it.
Estimada Laura, Muchas gracias por tus comentarios y recomendaciones para futuros viajeros! Es un lindo incentivo saber que tuvieron una grata experiencia en Peulla. Comentarios como el suyo nos motiva a mejorar aún más la calidad de nuestros servicios. ¡Esperamos poder ayudarla en sus próximos viajes! Saludos cordiales, Tangol
