Chiloé

Chiloé Island is an island in the Pacific Ocean in southern Chile and the main island of the Chiloé archipelago. The length of the island is 180 kilometers, the width is 50 kilometers. The island is considered the second largest in the country, and is a picturesque hilly island with a temperate maritime climate, overgrown with forests and grasses. Chiloe is connected to the mainland only by ferries, and all life revolves around the sea here.

The main attraction of the island is the picturesque fishing villages and the Chiloé National Park. The park includes extensive arrays of relict coniferous and evergreen forests, covering both gentle local hills and a long coastline.

South of the island you can visit the largest private reserve of the planet - Pumalin Park, considered one of the best protected areas of the country.