All Isla Chiloe Tours & Excursions in 2026

Encounter Chiloé’s incredible natural richness with this tour to the remote western shores of the island. From your hotel in Castro, you’ll be picked up by your guide and taken to some of the highlights of the west coast: Bosquepiedra, a private reserve hosting one of the final slices of virgin Valdivian temperate rainforest on the island and Chiloé National Park, with its forests of native tepú and glorious sandy beaches.

Discover the magic of Chiloé on our guided tour of the heart of the island! Watch Chiloé’s fascinating fauna, including the adorable Pudú and various birds. Marvel at towering centuries-old trees and immerse yourself in the beauty of nature in Tepuhueico Park, between the Pacific Ocean and Lake Tepuhueico. Our expert guides will accompany you, sharing knowledge about flora, fauna, funga and the rich culture of Chiloé. Live an unforgettable experience in this special corner of the island! *Minimum of 2 adults required to book this activity.

Discover Castro’s best bits at your own pace on this self-guided VoiceMap tour. Simply download the app, then plug in to hear illuminating commentary and receive helpful directions as you tick off the town’s churches, waterfront, and market. GPS technology ensures hassle-free offline exploration, while the self-led tour allows you to seamlessly manage your own sightseeing schedule.

Discover the island of Chiloé and its quaint villages on a full-day tour from Castro. Join a small group and see several points of interest like the Church of Chiloé, the Tocoihue Waterfall, and the San Juan Church. As you drive around, your guide sheds light on the history and culture of the island. Enjoy convenient hotel pickup and drop-off included with your tour.

The Full Day Dalcahue and Achao includes visits to each of these towns, plus Curaco de Vélez, and the recognition of its most important points, such as fairs, waterfronts and, of course, its churches that are a World Heritage Site. Within the tour, we will take a tour of alternative paths to learn about the way of agriculture and how the locals optimize the processes for the use and conservation of the natural resources of the island. Depending on the time of year, we will make some stops along the way to go bird watching. Finally, and depending on the time of year, we will stop at one of the viewpoints that the route offers us, to appreciate some resident birds such as black-necked swans and different species of cormorants and some migratory birds, among which the Curlew stands out. straight-billed (between November and March) and the attractive Chilean Flamingo (between May and August).