Quemchi – Aucar – Dalcahue – Tocoihue This full-day excursion will allow us to visit the inland sea route of Chiloé and the center of the Island. After navigating the Chacao Channel, diverting towards the east, we find the towns of Manao and Linao Further south we can visit Quemchi, a town that stands out for its picturesque streets, an extensive waterfront and the Francisco Coloane museum. Among its main attractions is Aucar Island, which is reached by crossing a 510-meter pedestrian bridge. Afterwards we will go to Dalcahue, a small town located in front of the island of Quinchao, which still houses the purest Chilote culture. We will have free time to have lunch, visit its craft fair and its beautiful National Monument Church. On our return we will be able to visit the church of Colo and the wonderful waterfalls of Tocoihue.

Our adventure begins in Ancud, Chiloé, a city that whispers tales of pirates and navigators. Here, history isn't found in books, but in every corner. We'll explore the imposing Fort San Antonio, a stone sentinel facing the sea, to relive the last Spanish strongholds in the Americas. Every step along Ancud's historic waterfront is a portal to the past, an invitation to nostalgia that connects you with the untamed essence of the island. This is the first glimpse into the rich Chiloé culture you'll discover on this unforgettable tour of Chiloé.

The journey then takes you to two essential treasures of the island. In Dalcahue, a picturesque fishing village, you'll be captivated by the authenticity of its artisan market, living proof that beauty lies in everyday details and handcrafted work.

Finally, we'll culminate this dream in Castro, the capital of the province. You'll witness its iconic image: the colorful stilt houses floating on the water and the majestic Church of San Francisco, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Castro is more than just a stopover; it's the place where you'll feel part of the legend, experiencing the beauty of Chiloé at its finest.