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Excursions Menu in House – No Arrengement Required 2017 – 2018 EXCURSIONS MENU IN HOUSE – NO ARRENGEMENT REQUIRED HIKING CULTURAL Service Duration Level Description Service Duration Level Description Sendero el 4 hours of hiking in Osorno Volcano´s 5 hrs. Medium German Culture: Frutillar Visit to Antonio Felmer museum and Solitario rain forest. 5 hrs. Low and Nueva Braunnau historical town of Frutillar. 6 hours of hiking through a historic trail Sendero Paso Medium - 8 hrs. with great views of Todos los Saltos Desolación High Surround all the Lake with stops in Lake. German Culture: Arround Puerto Fonck, Puerto Octay, Frutillar 8 hrs. Low Lake Llanquihue and Puerto Varas. Alerce Andino 5 hours of hiking between Alerce forests, 9 hrs. Medium National Park lagoons and more. HISTORY AND NATURE Sendero El 4 hours of hiking in the Osorno Medium Solitario + Saltos 6 hrs. Volcano´s rainforest and waterfalls in Low del Petrohué Petrohué River. Service Duration Level Description Visit to the archeological site of Monte Boat ride at the Todos Los Santos Lake, Monte Verde and Lahuen followed by a 3 hours hike through a 5 hrs. Low Verde and soft hiking at a millenary Cayutué Lagoon 9 hrs. Medium Ñadi remote part of Vicente Perez Rosales temperate rain forest. Park. Observations: Visit to Osorno Volcano ski center with All excursions are operated by AWA Hotel. amazing views from above. All excursions are subject to availability and weather conditions (third party partners may operate them). Vicente Pérez All excursions can be scheduled on arrival. 8 hrs. Medium 4 hours of hiking at El Solitario or soft Rosales All excursions include a snack and excursions over 5 hours include Box Lunch prepared by the hotel. hiking at Laguna Verde; Petrohué falls and Todos los Santos Lake. 2017 – 2018 EXCURSIONS MENU OUR PARTNERS – PRE ARRENGEMENT REQUIERED KAYAK, RAFTING AND STAND-UP PADDLE HORSEBACK RIDING Service Duration Level Description Service Duration Level Description Rafting – Petrohué Low - 5 hrs. 2 hours of descending with level 3 rapids. Collection of ingredients from River. **** Medium Horseback riding to 7 hrs. Low local providers followed by Cayutué Lagoon preparation of dishes. Kayak - Reloncaví Low - 4.5 hours of rowing in calm water with 8 hrs. Estuary Medium volcano and mountain views. Horseback riding in the 4 hrs. Low Riding in morning or afternoon. Low - native forest and wetlands Kayak – Lake Todos 4.5 hours of rowing toward town of 8 hrs. Medium los Santos Puntiagudo and volcano views. Horseback riding in the 4 hrs. Low Natural riding in the mountains. Kayak - Laguna Low - 3 hours of rowing in calm water in a hidden shore of Petrohué river 5 hrs. Escondida Medium lagoon with views of the Calbuco Volcano. Kayak - Reloncaví Low - 4.5 hours of paddling; Ralún to Cochamó COOKING EXPERIENCE 8 hrs. Estuary Medium village. Service Duration Level Description Stand Up Paddle - 2 hours of rowing, includes introduction 3 hrs. Low introduction class. Collection of ingredients from Culinary Experience of 4 hours of paddling with 30 minutes of 6 hrs. Low local providers followed by Stand Up Paddle - Southern Chile 5 hrs. Low hiking; Volcano views with sightings of flora preparation of dishes. La Poza and fauna. Observations: All excursions are operated by a third party. All excursions are subject to availability and weather conditions. All excursions must be scheduled 15 days in advance. Notes: * Activities that require previous experience. **** Group excursions. 2017 – 2018 EXCURSIONS WITH ADDITIONAL COST PRE ARRENGEMENT REQUIRED BIRDWATCHING Extra cost per Service Duration Level Description person Continental Los Lagos Sightings in parks, valleys, sea 9 hrs. Low 50 Region. and wetlands. Hike and Observation in Lahuen Nadi Natural Monument, 6 hrs. Low 50 the Los Lagos Region. wetlands and parks. Quenuir Wetlands and Navigate Maullín River, Quenuir 9 hrs. Low 50 Maullín River. Bay and wetlands. Endemics of the 8 hrs. Low Alerce Andino Park. 50 Rainforest. CULTURAL EXCURSIONS Service Duration Description > 2 Pax Observations: All excursions are operated by third parties. All excursions are subject to availability and weather conditions. Share with a huilliche family and All excursions must be scheduled 15 days in advance. Huilliche Community and the 9 horas learning about their culture and 70 Flight excursions are coordinated with the Tompkins family pilot and Culture.** food an AWA Hotel guide. Visit to Bird Sanctuary and Northern Chiloé Island. 9 horas 50 navigation to Penguin Colony Notes: * Activities that require previous experience. **** Group excursions. 2017 – 2018 EXCURSIONS WITH ADDITIONAL COST PRE ARRENGEMENT REQUIRED HELICOPTER TOURS Helicopter Tours: Service Cost Cost with Guide 30 minutes: Calbuco Volcano and Return through Puerto Varas. 60 minutes: Osorno Volcano, Calbuco, and Todos Los Santos Lake. 90 minutes or more: Osorno Volcano, Calbuco and Puyehue, view of Lago Oculto in 30 minutes Consult + 150 Puyehue; Views of the Cochamó Valley, Yates Volcano or Tronador Mountain. 60 minutes Consult + 150 Notes: Cost is dependent on the size of the group. The route is suggested and can be individually tailored for each excursion. 90 minutes Consult + 150 Trips of more than 60 minutes can include stops of 2 hours. 120 minutes Consult + 150 FLY FISHING Observations Service Length 1 Pax 2 Pax All excursions are operated by third parties. All excursions are subject to availability and climate conditions. Maullín River or Alto Half Day 200 100 Petrohué. Notes: * Activities that require previous experience. ** Minimum of 4 passengers. Maullín River. Full Day 200 100 Upper or Lower Full Day 200 100 Petrouhué River. Rahue River. Full Day 220 110 Todos los Santos Lake or Full Day 300 150 Puelo River..
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