Description: Quetrupillan is a 2-night, 3-day trek taking you to remote areas, off-the-beaten track.

Itinerary: Day 1—Trek 6-8 hrs. from Palguin to Laguna Azul—one of the most beautiful lakes in the region—at the base of Quetrupillan volcano to camp. If time and weather permit we can trek to the top of the volcano. 

Description: Relax and enjoy the moonlight in these thermal baths, which are famous for their natural pools made with rocks in a rustic style. There are 7 pools of different sizes and temperatures, ranging between 30°C and 42ºC.

Description: Located 10 km from Pucón, in Caburgua’s Metreñehue sector. The canopy circuit lasts 45 min. and is in an island formed by the Trancura river, between native oaks, coihues, ulmos, and copihues (Chile’s national flower). The circuit includes more than 2,000 meters of cable in 11 different sections, where you can reach speeds of 20-35 km/hr. 

Itinerary: We leave our office and go to the volcanic lava flow "el turbo," eruption that happened on December 29, 1971. From there we visit the beautiful “Ojos de Caburgua” (Eyes of the Caburgua), the underground river coming from nearby Lake Caburgua, which drops into a sparkling, deep pool surrounded by lush vegetation. We continue 4 km up to Lake Caburgua.