Eko Patagonia

Explore the dramatic terrain of Aysén on a guided hike through Cerro Castillo National Park, where sharp peaks, glaciers and waterfalls define the route. Led by local experts, this experience combines physical exploration with insight into the region’s natural systems and cultural context.

The trail reveals sweeping views of Cerro Castillo’s jagged skyline while passing glacial-blue waters and cascading falls that shape the landscape. Moving through this remote section of Patagonia allows time to observe geology, flora and scale at close range. Designed for those seeking immersion rather than speed, the hike offers a powerful introduction to Patagonia’s raw and changing environment.

Experience fly fishing in Aysén Patagonia, a region known for clear rivers and quiet lakes that support healthy trout and salmon populations. This guided experience takes place in carefully chosen spots where water flow, depth and surroundings create ideal fishing conditions.

Local experts assist with technique, positioning and understanding the behaviour of the fish, making the outing suitable for both newcomers and experienced anglers. Surrounded by open landscapes and minimal disturbance, the focus stays on patience, skill and observation. Fly fishing here is less about volume and more about time spent in nature, shaped by clean water and a strong sense of place.

Journey along the Carretera Austral, one of Patagonia’s most striking routes, to experience glaciers at close range. This experience combines travel through remote landscapes with guided exploration of icy formations such as the Queulat Glacier.

Depending on conditions, the route includes walks to viewpoints or boat excursions that reveal the scale and movement of these glaciers from the water. As you move deeper into Aysén, forests, rivers and hanging icefields shape the journey as much as the destination. Travelling this way offers a clear sense of Patagonia’s vastness, where distance, terrain and ice define the pace of exploration.