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Cross three lakes and two countries in one long, scenic day: sail Todos los Santos, Frías and Nahuel Huapi while volcanoes like Osorno and Tronador frame the horizon. This 11-hour Chile-to-Argentina journey blends easy walking with unforgettable alpine-lake views—passport required.
Cross three lakes and two countries in one long, scenic day: sail Todos los Santos, Frías and Nahuel Huapi while volcanoes like Osorno and Tronador frame the horizon. This 11-hour Chile-to-Argentina journey blends easy walking with unforgettable alpine-lake views—passport required.
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Operated by Tangol · Puerto Varas, Los Lagos Region
You step out of the Turistour office into a chill morning that smells of lake water and wet pine. Buses rumble away from Puerto Varas, hugging the shore of Llanquihue as the silhouette of Osorno volcano sharpens against the sky. By midmorning you are on a boat: the wake breaks like a promise across Todos los Santos, the water a deep green that dares you to look away. Islands and volcanic spires slide past; sunlight catches the basalt at Petrohué and the river spits white against sculpted rock.
easy.
11 hours.
Suitable for travelers of all fitness levels; expect periods of standing, short walks on uneven paths and boarding ramps.
Yes. A current valid passport is required on the day of travel for the international border crossing; passport data must be provided at booking.
No, lunch in Peulla is not included—there is an ecological lodge where you can buy meals, or bring snacks if you prefer.
Walking is light—short trails at Petrohué and Peulla plus boarding and disembarking from boats; the day is mostly seated on coaches and boats.
Passengers are allowed a maximum of one suitcase (up to 20kg recommended) and one carry-on bag; adhere to limits to avoid refusal at departure.
The experience involves boat boarding and some uneven surfaces—contact the operator ahead of time to discuss accessibility and assistance options.
All sales are final with no refunds available, so confirm plans before booking; the operator does not offer weather or minimum-traveler refunds.
The lakes and valleys were shaped by repeated glaciation and volcanic activity; the region later became a border zone where Mapuche communities and European settlers influenced local culture.
This is fragile Valdivian rainforest and alpine waterways—stay on marked trails, avoid feeding wildlife, and clean gear to prevent spreading invasive aquatic species across borders.
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