Tour Volcán Osorno y Saltos de Petrohue en Español
Descripción
Descubre la Magia del Volcán Osorno y los Saltos del Petrohué. Una experiencia inolvidable en el corazón del sur de Chile. El Volcán Osorno, con sus majestuosos 2.500 metros de altura y cumbre nevada todo el año, te invita a vivir aventuras únicas en sus laderas, perfectas para disfrutar de deportes invernales y vistas panorámicas que te dejarán sin aliento. Muy cerca, dentro del Parque Nacional Vicente Pérez Rosales, se encuentra uno de los tesoros naturales más impresionantes de la Región de Los Lagos: los Saltos del Petrohué. Estas espectaculares cascadas nacen donde el Lago Todos Los Santos da origen al río Petrohué, creando un espectáculo visual y sonoro inolvidable. El nombre Petrohué, de origen mapuche, significa "lugar de ahumaderos", en referencia al vapor que se eleva con fuerza cuando el agua esculpe las rocas al caer. Sus aguas, de un hipnotizante color esmeralda, fluyen entre formaciones volcánicas y bosques milenarios. Naturaleza, cultura y emoción en un solo lugar.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Ensenada is a cozy town on the shores of Lake Llanquihue, which meets the tourist conditions that very few areas of the world have, it has extraordinarily beautiful places where the view of the Puntiagudo, Osorno and Calbuco volcanoes stands out, especially the latter two that rise at short distance. Ensenada es una acogedora villa a orillas del Lago Llanquihue, que reúne las condiciones turísticas que muy pocas zonas del mundo poseen, tiene sitios extraordinariamente bellos en donde se destacan la vista a los volcanes Puntiagudo, Osorno y Calbuco especialmente estos dos últimos que se levantan a corta distancia.
It is located in the town of Ensenada, this Lagoon has an intense emerald green color, the edges are made of lava that falls abruptly, giving it great depth. The lagoon is surrounded by very attractive paths, in different directions, always under lush vegetation. Undoubtedly its beauty contemplates pure nature. As another parallel attraction of the lagoon, it is possible to see some birds such as the Chucao. Se encuentra ubicada en la localidad de Ensenada,esta Laguna tiene un intenso color verde esmeralda, los bordes son de lava que cae abruptamente, otorgándole gran profundidad. La laguna esta rodeada de senderos muy atractivos, en diversas direcciones, siempre bajo frondosa vegetación. Sin dudas su belleza contempla la pura naturaleza. Como otra atracción paralela de la laguna, es posible el avistamiento de algunas aves como el Chucao.
Petrohué Falls, within the Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park. It is characterized by its waterfalls surrounded by Valdivian forest in its Andean variety. Saltos de Petrohué, dentro del Parque Nacional Vicente Pérez Rosales. Se caracteriza por sus cascadas de agua rodeado de bosque valdiviano en su variedad andina. Esta es una parada obligatoria para quien visita el lago Todos los Santos o realiza el Cruce Andino. La cascada se encuentra sobre una base de lava que provino desde el volcán Osorno. Este flujo de agua aumenta considerablemente en invierno por la lluvia y mantiene su color esmeralda durante todo el año debido al lago Todos los Santos.
Lake Todos los Santos is located a few kilometers from Puerto Varas. It is characterized by the turquoise color of its waters and by being surrounded by an impressive nature of Andean Valdivian forest. Lake Todos los Santos has two ports at its ends, Petrohué and Peulla, from where tourist boats leave and navigate its waters. El lago Todos los Santos se encuentra a pocos kilómetros de Puerto Varas. Se caracteriza por el color turquesa de sus aguas y por estar rodeado de una impactante naturaleza de bosque valdiviano andino. El Lago Todos los Santos cuenta con dos puertos en sus extremos, Petrohué y Peulla desde donde salen las embarcaciones de turistas y navegan sus aguas.
We will go up to the refuge located at 1,500 meters approx. where we will enjoy spectacular views and its trails. Subiremos hasta el refugio ubicado a 1.500 mts aprox. en donde disfrutaremos de espectaculares vistas y de sus senderos.
Asciende sin esfuerzo sobre las laderas volcánicas, sintiendo el aire fresco de la montaña mientras la inmensidad se despliega bajo tus pies. Esta no es solo una subida; es un viaje a cámara lenta hacia un trono de nieve, donde obtendrás las postales más espectaculares. Es la manera más cómoda y mágica de tocar el cielo del sur de Chile y capturar recuerdos que te quitarán el aliento.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
Todas las reservas realizadas con menos de 12 hrs del inicio de la actividad estan sujetas a confirmacion por parte del Operador Turístico. Se incluye la recogida de los viajeros Hoteles céntricos en la ciudad de : * Puerto Montt... 08.00 hrs. aprox. * Puerto Varas.. 08.30 hrs. aprox.
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Todas las áreas y superficies son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(4)
Good tour. After the pickups, it starts with a boat trip in a high walled lake with views of one of the local mountains, progresses up Osorno volcano to the cable car station where there's time for walking or part of the chair lift. After the lunch there's a boat tour on a lake with Osorno in the background then the final stop is the Petrohue Waterfalls with the volcano in the background before the drive back to Puerto Montt and the hotel drop offs. Some issues to be aware of. Although English was selected, the tour was in Spanish, the tour guide couldn't speak English and provided return times to the minibus in writing. This meant when the other dozen on the minibus must have agreed with the driver that they didn't want to take the chair lifts up the Osorno Volcano, I wasn't consulted and there was only time to take the chair lifts to the half way point (30 minutes return). It's 60 minutes return to the top so I didn't get there and felt I was on a volcano tour that didn't deliver the volcano. I didn't want or take the lunch and didn't appreciate being there for about 90 minutes waiting for the rest of the group. Wish I'd taken sun tan lotion for the afternoon boat trip. Petrohue falls closes at 5pm and paths start getting closed earlier than that. Also, the morning lake tour, the volcano chair lifts, the lunch and the Petrohue Falls entry fee (which charges non-locals double) are not included, so doing everything will roughly double the cost of the tour, though the morning boat and falls are cheap. A good day worth doing, but disappointing to not be able to get up the volcano on a volcano tour.
This tour was a total waste of time and money, partly for reasons (weather) that the operator is not responsible for, but partly for reasons that he is responsible for. To begin with, the operator refused to pick me up at my hotel although the pick-up had been agreed and confirmed. I had to walk 4 km in the morning to the pick-up point chosen by the tour operator. Then, when we got to the volcano, it was raining and foggy, visibility was no more than 100 metres. Not the tour operator's fault, obviously, but my conclusion and advice is to avoid this tour if there's any chance of bad weather. We did not see the volcano at all, not even for a minute. As for the waterfall, for some reason that we were not told, the tour operator did not even bother taking us there. Instead we saw some rapids which were ok but had nothing to do with the famous Petrohué Falls.
As it was explained to him, his accommodation was very far from the city center, possibly it was an AirBnb or a private accommodation, it was also explained to him that the pick-up notice is in Hotels and these are normally located in a certain area of the city in which passengers are picked up permanently. From the sector of the city in which the passenger stayed there is a permanent locomotion service. The weather, that is something I have no chance of handling and there is always the possibility of rain and/or fog due to the characteristics of this area of the country. For labor reasons of the National Parks workers, they are in negotiations with their employers and access to the Petrohue Falls is temporarily suspended. I note that this stop is only one point within the entire tour that lasts approx. 7 hours and passengers were shown what was enabled given the contingency. Unfortunately, the weather on the one hand and the social contingency on the other did not allow him to fully enjoy the entire circuit of that tour.
