Shellfishing at Low Tide
Explore the shores of the coast at low tide to partake in a traditional activity steeped in the history of time – the craft of shellfishing.
View DetailsSet out from the hotel by land and board the ferry to Quinchao, the second-largest island in the archipelago. Upon arrival, journey to Achao, a city celebrated for its ancient structures adorned with wooden tiles in an array of shapes and colours. Among these architectural gems lies UNESCO’s oldest World Heritage listed church, adding historical resonance to the city’s charming ambiance.
The journey continues into the local farming community with a visit to Apiloca de Quinchao, a proudly family-operated honey business, to learn more about how the honey is produced and observe the bees at work, then to a local organic farm to witness Chilote farmers cultivating native potatoes, giant garlic, and a medley of fruits and vegetables.
Finally, climb aboard Tierra Chiloé’s wooden yacht the ‘Williche’ for a scenic return journey to the hotel. Share the day’s discoveries while enjoying drinks and a freshly prepared lunch en route – a culinary epilogue to the day’s outing.
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Explore the shores of the coast at low tide to partake in a traditional activity steeped in the history of time – the craft of shellfishing.
View DetailsSet sail aboard the Williche to explore Chelin's charming streets, neoclassical church and fascinating cemetery then venture to Quehui for kayaking, cruising the shoreline by Zodiac or enjoying a scenic bike ride.
View DetailsExplore Chiloé Island's vibrant capital city, Castro on this captivating tour. Discover the beating heart of Chiloé with its colorful traditional stilt houses, grand churches, bustling craft markets and local community.
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