The Water Route
We begin the experience enjoying a delicious breakfast at the Mapuche Ruca of Fortín Mapuche, located in the town of Pucura. Then we will tour the Fortín Mapuche and learn about its history. We continue by moving to the Pucura Alto sector to visit the beautiful Mili Mili waterfall and go hiking, immersing ourselves under the magical native forest where the waterfall is located. To conclude the experience, we move to the Pellaifa community sector to kayak its beautiful waters, enjoy its beaches, and the extraordinary sunken forest. Languages: Spanish, English
Still have questions? You can reach out to Fernando Bustos
Included services
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Equipment
Light touring kayak equipment
Itinerary
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Water Route
09:00 hrs we meet at Fortín Mapuche, Pucura town
What to bring
- Cap
- Light clothing
- Sunglasses
- Light backpack
- Microfiber towel
- Sunscreen
- Water bottle
- Waterproof clothing
Location
T-243-S, Panguipulli, Los Ríos, Chile
How to get there
Fortín Mapuche, localidad de Pucura
Rules
- Stay on authorized trails
- Leave no trace
- No smoking
- Reduce noise pollution
- Respect protected areas and conservation zones
- Use reusable items
- Avoid single-use plastics
- Do not light fires
- Practice responsible photography
- Respect local culture
- Use waste containers
Cancellation policy
Basic - Experience
Designed for experiences that do not require early logistical costs or significant prior preparation. It allows users to book with greater confidence by offering a wide margin of days for free cancellation, making the service listing more attractive.
- More than 3d before — 100% refund. If you cancel within this timeframe, you will receive a full refund of the amount paid.
- Less than 3d before — No refund. Cancellations within this timeframe are not eligible for a refund.
Frequently asked questions
How long does the experience last?
7 hours
August 2026
$86.603
/ person
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