Known as the Pearl of the South, Valdivia stands out as Chile’s only river city, framed by the confluence of the Calle-Calle and Valdivia rivers.

Its most iconic landmark is the River Market, where sea lions, birdlife, and colorful artisan stalls coexist.

The experience includes a boat trip to Corral Bay to explore the largest system of Spanish fortifications in South America.

Surrounded by the lush biodiversity of the Valdivian rainforest and nature reserves such as Oncol Park, the city also combines a strong craft beer tradition, German-influenced architecture, and the vibrant cultural life of Teja Island.

A dynamic and must-see destination for itineraries in the south.