Patagonia, Chile

In the Southernmost part of Chile (the austral zone), the geography and nature emerge from the most extreme and spectacular forms that it is possible to imagine, adorned with breathtaking landscapes: a pristine concert of native forests, pampas, islands, fjords, channels, fast flowing rivers, lakes and lagoons, hotsprings, majestic millenary icefields and snowdrifts. It is a zone of extinguished cultures, old cattle ranches and important explorers.This is the Chilean Patagonia that embraces Palena Province, Los Lagos Region and Magallanes Region. This is a zone where there is no pollution and the waters of its numerous rivers, lakes, lagoons and brooks have a high level of pureness. Here are the last continental icefields, silent witnesses of the last glaciations, almost 20 thousand years old.This austral zone of magic geography, extreme nature of luxurious Magallanean forests, lakes with waters that reflect the awesome Torres del Paine and lakes with ice floes and impressive glaciers of up to 75 meters of height, which ice blocks fall on the waters forming spectacular waves of more than 10 m height.43% of the Chilean Patagonian surface is formed by wild protected areas, in virtue of the existence of a wide biological diversity not touched by man, with native species of flora and fauna of special scientific or recreational interest and relevant natural geological places from the scenic, cultural or scientific point of view: San Rafael Lagoon National Park, preferred place chosen by transatlantics for its scenic beauty and other parks of similar characteristics as Bernardo O’Higgins, Alberto De Agostini, Cabo de Hornos, Francisco Coloane Marine Park, located in Carlos III island, the indicated place to watch whales and the Torres del Paine National Park, one of the most visited by foreign tourist, and declared world Biosphere Reserve.Tourists will discover and be enchanted with the awesome and pristine landscape when travelling through the Camino Austral (Aysen Region) or sailing from Puerto Montt to Puerto Natales (Magallanes Region) through the Patagonian channels among islands and peninsulas, crossing fjords and glaciers. This is an unforgettable adventure!.