2-day Itinerary for Saltos del Petrohué

• Day 1: Saltos del Petrohué
• Morning:

  Depart from Osorno Start 8:00, Start your day early with a scenic view from Osorno to Saltos del Petrohué The journey takes about 2hrs and offers breathtaking views of Lago Llanquihue and the Osorno Volcano.

  Arrive at Saltos del Petrohué, Begin your visit at the iconic waterfalls. Walk along the well-maintained trails and admire the turquoise waters of the Petrohué River as they cascade over volcanic rock formations. Don’t forget to take photos of the Osorno Volcano in the background!

  Visit the Petrohué River Rapids, Take a short walk to the nearby rapids, where the river’s powerful currents create a mesmerizing spectacle. This is a great spot for nature photography.

• Midday:

  Kayaking or Rafting on the Petrohué River, For adventure seekers, join a guided kayaking or rafting tour on the river. These activities offer a unique perspective of the waterfalls and the surrounding landscape.

  Lunch with a View, Head to a local restaurant or picnic area near the falls. Enjoy traditional Chilean dishes like curanto or empanadas while soaking in the stunning views of the river and volcano.

• Afternoon:

  Visit Todos los Santos Lake (Lago Esmeralda) then Explore Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park If time permits, explore more of Chile’s oldest national park. Visit the Sendero Los Enamorados trail for a short hike with panoramic views of the lake and volcanoes.

• Evening:

  Stay in Puerto Varas Head to Puerto Varas, enjoying the scenic drive as the sun sets over Lago Llanquihue.

• Here's what you can expect to see:
  

  

  

  

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• Day 2: Puerto Varas
• Morning:

  Wake up to the stunning lake views "City of Roses" Puerto Varas, nestled on the shores of the stunning Lake Llanquihue, offers breathtaking views of the snow-capped Osorno Volcano and Calbuco Volcano, both of which are still active and add a dramatic backdrop to the landscape. Puerto Varas and its German Influence is renowned for its traditional German-style architecture, a legacy of 19th-century colonization. Stroll through the town to admire charming wooden houses, manicured gardens, and the iconic Sacred Heart of Jesus Church, a red-and-white neo-Gothic landmark built in the early 20th century.

• Midday:

  Travel to Puerto Montt Head to the fish market (Mercado Angelmó) to enjoy fresh seafood. Try a traditional dish like curanto, a Chilean seafood stew.

• Afternoon:

  Walk along the Costanera, after lunch, take a leisurely stroll along the Costanera, the coastal promenade. Enjoy views of the bay and nearby islands. Walk around the town center, browse local shops, and check out the vibrant street art.

• Evening:

  Get ready to fly back to Santiago, Enjoy a relaxed dinner at one of the restaurants along the waterfront, offering fresh fish and traditional Chilean cuisine.

• Here's what you can expect to see: