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Leave the driving and travel planning to the experts and allow yourself more time to relax on this day trip to Chiloe's Lemuy Island from Castro. See UNESCO World Heritage-listed churches, visit the towns of Ichuac , Aldachildo, and Puqueldon, have lunch in Yayanes Park, and do some bird watching—all in a single day. Your trip includes hotel pickup and drop-off, all transportation (including round-trip ferry), entrance fees, and lunch.

Experience the nature and culture of Lemuy Island on a full-day excursion from Castro in Chile. You’ll visit two distinctive churches and explore Yayanes Park, traveling between each in air-conditioned comfort to save you the time of walking. Plus, this day trip includes hassle-free hotel pickup, so you won’t have to find a meeting point.

Castro is the largest city on the island of Chiloé, and the third oldest city in Chile. This city has beautiful architecture, from its famous palafitos to Church of San Francisco, which was declared a World Heritage Site. On this half-day tour we will visit several important landmarks of Castro, such as the palafitos of Pedro Montt and Gamboa, the Castro Regional Museum, and the Millantuy viewpoint, among others. Come and explore this fascinating city with us. Book your place now!

Discover the northeast of Chiloé island on a sightseeing tour that takes you off the beaten path to the Tocoihue Waterfalls, and to the rural villages of Dalcahue, San Juan, Tenaun, Popetan and Aucar Island. Sit back and relax as your guide offers insider knowledge on local culture and history, and transports you between attractions in air-conditioned comfort.

Discover the island of Quinchao on this cultural tour, renowned for its rich history, distinctive architecture, deep-rooted traditions, and folklore. Visit the town of Achao, one of the largest settlements outside the main island, and admire its unique architectural style. Continue to the town of Dalcahue, where you will explore its traditional craft market and visit its iconic church, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This experience offers a wonderful insight into the cultural identity of Chiloé.