Price:
CLP$ 35.000 per person.

If you cancel your reservation up to 24 hours before the start of the activity, we will refund you 100% of the reservation payment. No refunds will be issued on cancellation requests received after the indicated anticipation.
You can reschedule your booking without any additional cost until 24 hours before the beginning of the activiity.
Visit Ancud’s historic sites such as San Antonio Fort and experience Chilote culture before exploring the Puñihuil Penguin Colonies.
Duration:
10 hours
Times:
08:30 am to 06:30 pm
Minimum of passengers:
4 personas
Price:
CLP$ 35.000 per person.
Duration:
10 hours.
Times:
08:30 am to 06:30 pm
Minimum of passengers:
Departure from 4 passengers.
Included:
Not included:
Weather:
In case of suspension for weather conditions, we will refund 100% of your payment.
Cancellation and rescheduling policy:
What to bring:
Price
We will begin by traveling to Pargua to board the ferry across the Chacao Channel. In Chacao, you will admire traditional wooden houses made of alerce, a hallmark of Chilote architecture.
Next, we will continue to Ancud, where you will visit the historic San Antonio Fort, a late 18th-century Spanish fortification. You will also explore heritage churches, the Main Square, and the Municipal Market, where you will discover the traditions and daily life of the Chilote culture.
Finally, we will head to the Puñihuil Penguin Colonies, a natural sanctuary home to Humboldt and Magellanic penguins, as well as a variety of seabirds that enrich this unique ecosystem.
We will conclude by returning to Puerto Montt, carrying with us the beauty of Chiloé’s history, traditions, and wildlife.
*If your accommodation is an Airbnb, we will have to set a meeting point to begin the tour, because the pickup is not made in this kind of places.
*The end time of the tours may be extended up to 2 hours on long weekends, holidays and dates with a lot of passengers.
Although the season runs from mid-October to mid-March, the largest number of penguins can be seen during December and January, once the mating, nesting, and incubation period has passed. By February, sightings decrease until the end of the season.
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