Isola di Chiloé

Chiloé Island is a land of myths, legends, traditions, and unparalleled gastronomy. The island offers a mix of cultural and natural wealth, with picturesque palafitos, colorful stilt houses built on the water, and a warm population. Visitors can explore the island's mythical territory, colorful wooden churches, and try the traditional curanto dish. The island also offers cinematographic landscapes, with several trails and kayak routes through its marvelous channels. The Chiloé and Tantauco National Parks are a must-visit, with their evergreen colors and diverse wildlife. The island's capital, Castro, is a great place to experience the local culture, with its seafood restaurants, arts and crafts shops, and colorful palafitos along its promenade. The island is also home to several small fishing villages, such as Chonchi and Cucao, which offer a glimpse into the traditional way of life