Between december and february, the offspring of dozens of Magellanic and Humboldt penguins, gathered in the Islotes de Puñihuil Natural Monument, begin to be born. The navigation also allows you to see other marine species.
- Departure: 08:30
- Duration: Full day
- Includes: Lunch
- Pickup / Dropoff: Hotel in Castro
What you will visit:
- 1 Castro
- 2 Puñihuil
- 3 Ancud
Leaving Castro we head towards the northern sector of the archipelago, towards Puñihuil Bay, a secluded cove of fishermen who have managed to maintain their relationship with three islets that make up the only ecosystem in the world where two types of penguins coexist and nest, Humboldt and Magellanic penguins. We will embark for a 30-minute boat ride to observe other marine species such as otters, caracaras, cormorants and sea lions.
Then, we will head to the historic city of Ancud. During this city tour, you will visit emblematic places such as the San Antonio Fort, an imposing construction that reflects the Spanish colonial heritage and offers panoramic views of the ocean. You will also visit the Regional Museum of Ancud, where you will discover the rich history and culture of Chiloé, from its maritime tradition to its legends, along with the Museum of the Chiloé Churches, a space that highlights the architecture, spirituality and heritage value of the churches declared World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. Stroll through the colorful Municipal Market, an ideal place to enjoy local crafts and typical flavors.
We end the tour leaving the passengers at their accommodation in Castro.
- Transfer to and from your hotel in Castro
- Lunch
- Bilingual guide
- Tickets
- Navigation
- Accommodation
- Everything not mentioned