Puerto Montt

Located on the shores of the Reloncaví Inlet, Puerto Montt is the major logistics and tourism hub of Chile’s Southern Austral region.

Its most iconic landmark is the emblematic Caleta Angelmó, famous for its picturesque waterfront eateries, local crafts, and a vibrant selection of seafood cuisine.

From its bay, visitors can take a ferry to Tenglo Island to enjoy unique panoramic views of the city and the surrounding volcanoes.

In addition, the city is home to natural and historical treasures such as the Alerce Andino National Park and the Monte Verde archaeological site.

As the starting point of the legendary Carretera Austral and the gateway to Chiloé, Puerto Montt is a strategic and essential hub for Patagonian itineraries.

Tailor-Made Travel

Where the mainland gives way to the untamed beauty of the south, Puerto Montt sets the stage for a journey through secluded fjords, ancient forests and glacial lakes framed by snow-capped volcanoes. From the refined lakeside charm of Puerto Varas to the distinctive cultural heritage of Chiloé and the remote wilderness of Patagonia, each journey unveils a more intimate and extraordinary side of southern Chile.

Recommended Activities

With its well-connected airport, established transport infrastructure and scenic road network, Puerto Montt offers a seamless gateway to the landscapes of southern Chile. From the serene beauty of the Lake District to the cultural richness of Chiloé Island and the remote wilderness of the Carretera Austral, the region lends itself to thoughtfully curated itineraries that combine nature, heritage and authentic encounters at every turn.

Lakes & Volcanoes

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Big North and Altiplano

Atacama Desert

Elqui Valley

Central Zone

Wine Valleys

Araucanía Region

Lakes and Volcanoes

Carretera Austral (Northern Patagonia)

Southern Patagonia

Cape Horn & Antarctica

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