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Petrohué Waterfalls

Petrohué Waterfalls are a must-see for nature lovers and first-time visitors to the region.
Wear long pants, comfortable hiking shoes suitable for walking on uneven ground, and other gear appropriate for the outdoors.
Bring sun protection, plenty of water, a warm jacket, a hat, and gloves.
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What’s the best way to experience Petrohué Waterfalls?
There are plenty of ways to experience Petrohué Waterfalls. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:
- Full-Day Osorno Volcano and Petrohue Falls Small-Group Tour
- Osorno Volcano and Petrohué Waterfalls
- Shore Excursion: Petrohue Waterfalls, Frutillar & Puerto Varas
- Cruise Shore Private Excursion Osorno Volcano & Petrohué Falls
- Private Tour: Puerto Montt, Puerto Varas and Vicente Peres Rosales National Park
How much does it cost to visit Petrohué Waterfalls in 2026?
It costs around 8,200 pesos to enter the Petrohué Waterfalls per person. If you’re arriving by car, there’s also a parking fee of US$2 per person. Sightseeing tours that depart from Puerto Varas and visit the falls along with the Osorno Volcano start from US$46.
Are the Petrohué Waterfalls worth it?
Yes, the Petrohué Waterfalls are well worth visiting. It’s rare you get to see so much pristine, crystal-clear water flowing at such speed, particularly with a backdrop of the Osorno Volcano. Plus, Puerto Varas is quite an off-the-beaten-path destination, so you’re not likely to have to share the space with large crowds.
What activities can you do at the Petrohué Waterfalls?
The Petrohué Waterfalls are made for outdoor adventure thanks to the stunning natural landscapes surrounding them. The waters around the falls are rich with trout, so it’s a popular spot for fishing. You can also go kayaking downstream and embark on scenic hikes through the forest behind the waterfalls.
Are there any hotels or restaurants near the Petrohué Waterfalls?
Yes, there is a small settlement by the waterfalls called Petrohué, home to several accommodation and restaurant options. You can stay at the Petrohué Lodge, a great base for exploring the area, or camp on the banks of the Petrohué River at the campsite. There are also a couple of rustic restaurants serving Patagonian classics.
Are there any other attractions near the Petrohué Waterfalls?
Petrohué Waterfalls is on the western end of Lake Todos los Santos, so there are many natural attractions near the falls. You can relax on the beaches of the lake and go swimming (though the water is brisk year-round). Another top locale nearby is the Osorno Volcano, an active volcano that you can see from the cascades.




































































































































