Located at the confluence of the Simpson and Coyhaique rivers, this city is the main hub for services and a key starting point for exploring Central Patagonia.

Flanked by vertiginous rock faces such as Cerro Mackay, it combines urban amenities with pristine nature right at your fingertips.

Just minutes from downtown are the Coyhaique National Reserve, the iconic Piedra del Indio rock formation, and the Aysén Regional Museum, which preserves the region’s history of livestock farming and human settlement.

Recognized as a global mecca for fly fishing, Coyhaique serves as a strategic hub for connecting to must-see destinations along the Carretera Austral—such as Cerro Castillo, Queulat, and the Marble Chapels—making it an essential stop on any Patagonian itinerary.