Overview
So many times, unknown, in the Llanquihue province are some places that deserves to be seen. Hidden places away from the cities, hard to find, but some others worth to be visited. As an example; Hua – Huar, Llico Bajo and Estaquilla fishermen’s cove, on the sea shore of Los Muermos city. Destination with no equal, by a road of green meadows, valleys, along the Llico river and the Pacific Ocean. The unexplored nature of the coastal side of Los Muermos is one of the hotspots of future touristic developments of the Lake District.
It’s around 500 inhabitants who lives in Estquilla by the sea and lives from the Benthic activities. The landscape is different here, going on trails and viewing points of ancient Alerce trees on our Coastal Mountain Range, altogether with the kindness and caring of the southern people.
Recommendations: Comfortable clothes and shoes, hat, sunblock, sunglasses and if it rains a water resistant jacket.
Duration: 6 hours.
-Regular tour departs everyday, all year long.
-Private tour departure schedule is coordinated previously with the passenger depending on their availability.
