Lake Caburgua Journey

Lake Caburgua is located in the communes of Pucón and Cunco, Araucanía Region, and is distinguished among the country's lakes by its crystal-clear waters. The lake gets its name from the Mapudungun word Kafürwe, "Wooden Spoon," with a surface area of 53 km² and a depth of 327 meters. The temperature of this lake varies by about 6 °C more than neighboring lakes in the area, possibly due to thermal currents in its depths. The first inhabitants were the Pehuenches, a subdivision of the Mapuche people who inhabited the region's forests between the Pacific Ocean and the Argentine pampas. On this journey, we will explore various hidden beaches along the lake's shores, which gleam with beauty as the sun reflects on their crystalline waters. Languages: Spanish, English