Parque Nacional Laguna San Rafael is a striking natural park known for its dramatic fjords, glaciers, and the famous San Rafael Glacier, offering breathtaking views and a variety of outdoor activities.
Parque Nacional Laguna San Rafael encompasses a stunning landscape of fjords, valleys, and coastal regions on the Pacific coast of southern Chile. The park is renowned for the San Rafael Glacier, a colossal wall of ice that calves spectacular icebergs into the lagoon. Its remote and pristine environment houses diverse ecosystems, from temperate rainforests to coastal shores, providing habitat to a range of wildlife including marine otters, sea lions, and Andean deer. The park's history is marked by its formation in 1959, aimed at preserving its unique glacial scenery and ecosystems. Visitors are drawn by opportunities for boating excursions, wildlife observation, and the awe-inspiring sight of the glaciers. The area's relatively untouched nature appeals to those seeking adventure and natural beauty.
San Rafael Glacier
Ecological diversity with both fjord and glacier landscapes
Boat tours offering close views of icebergs and wildlife
Secluded and pristine natural environment
A majestic glacier known for calving icebergs into the lagoon, offering a dramatic natural spectacle.
A scenic lagoon surrounded by steep cliffs and drenched in icy hues, perfect for boat tours.
An isolated fjord featuring thermal springs and rich biodiversity, offering a serene escape.