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Futangue Hotel & Spa Presentation FUTANGUE HOTEL & SPA PRESENTATION MAGNIFICENT LOCATION WHY FUTANGUE FACILITIES EXCURSIONS CHILE’S LAKES AND VOLCANOES Explore the Patagonian Andes in Futangue Park GET READY for a journey through breathtaking natural landscapes, covered by vast expanses of pristine forests and majestic mountains. Venture among beautiful lakes, turquoise waterfalls, and spectacular lava fields. This remote and once impenetrable land now has a network of exclusive hiking trails, allowing visitors to enjoy nature like nowhere else. Chile Argentina Ruta T-85, KM 22, N GETTING TO Riñinahue, Lago Ranco. Temuco 40°19’56.24”S FUTANGUE PARK Airport 72°13’38.14”O Araucanía Pucon Villarrica Airport Pichoy Valdivia Los Lagos Flights from Santiago to airports in: Reumen Lago Ranco Río Bueno Osorno Airport Cañal Bajo Temuco Villa La Angostura (ZCO) Valdivia (Araucanía) San Carlos de (ZAL) 1:20 hrs. Puerto Varas Bariloche (Pichoy) 1:25 hrs. Airport Osorno El Tepual Puerto Montt (ZOS) Pacific Ocean Puerto (Cañal Bajo) Montt 1:35 hrs. (PMC) Transfer time to the hotel from: (El Tepual) 1:40 hrs. Chile: Osorno: 1:30 hrs. - Valdivia: 2:00 hrs. - Puerto Montt: 2:30 hrs. - Temuco: 3:00 hrs. Argentina: Villa La Angostura: 3:25 hrs. - Bariloche: 4:30 hrs. WHY FUTANGUE PRIVATE RESERVE Futangue is a private family-run conservation project with a network of over 70 miles of trails in an area of more than 13.500 ha. The park has controlled access and there are no campsites or large groups from local agencies crowding the trails, ensuring quiet and peaceful hikes. WHY FUTANGUE VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES The park is a destination for all kinds of outdoor experiences: hiking, fly fishing, bird watching, mountain biking, horseback riding, kayaking, snowshoeing, nature photography, bathing in hot springs, and visiting local villages are just some of them. WHY FUTANGUE UNSPOILED ENVIRONMENT Futangue’s native forests have remained untouched since their origins. The pristine ecosystem hosts an incredible biodiversity of flora, fauna, and fungi, with many endemic species from this corner of South America, making the park the perfect playground for nature enthusiasts. WHY FUTANGUE GOOD CONNECTIVITY A flight from Santiago to Osorno airport is only an hour and a half, and the drive to the reserve takes the same time. It’s a lovely journey from any of the airports close to the park on excellent asphalt roads. This new destination in the middle between Puerto Varas and Pucon can easily be combined with other programs. WHY FUTANGUE UNDERSTATED ELEGANCE Relaxed and exclusive on an intimate scale; Futangue is a fusion of elegance with discretion and simplicity, reflected in the natural environment which surrounds it. A glass of wine at sunset, beside the outdoor fire pit and the warm attention from our staff enhance the outstanding Futangue experience. FACILITIES HOTEL The architecture is characterized by the presence of native wood, and the decoration stands out due to the use of indigenous fabrics, colorful textiles inspired by national artists, and objects from the Mapuche culture. The local traditions are present in every corner and detail. FACILITIES ROOMS The rooms are furnished with rustic pieces and leathers, in addition to exclusive noble wood coverings. The bathrooms contain organic amenities made of plants and fruits from the native forest. Warm, sober and natural is the hallmark of our style. FACILITIES RESTAURANT We offer a culinary experience with the best ingredients from Northern Patagonia. We focus on the authentic flavors of our region, sourcing our food from local suppliers as well as using our own produce, making our restaurant cuisine a journey in itself. FACILITIES SPA Indulge yourself in our 450 m² Spa surrounded by mountains and picturesque landscapes. Its architecture highlights the warmth of native wood and volcanic stones, representing Futangue’s natural heritage and identity. EXCURSIONS VALDIVIAN RAIN FOREST Get immersed in amazing trails through huge centuries-old trees and learn about the plants and animals that inhabit this ecosystem. EXCURSIONS LAKES AND RIVERS The park has seven small lakes and lagoons surrounded by exuberant vegetation and at different altitudes, ranging between 1.000 and 3.500 feet above sea level. Most of them can be explored in kayaks and some are excellent for fly fishing. EXCURSIONS WATERFALLS Beautiful waterfalls are present in different parts of the park and provide a stunning backdrop for hikers along the trail. One of them, the “Saltos del Riñinahue” was the location for the final of the RedBull Cliffdiving World Tour in 2017. EXCURSIONS LAVA FIELDS Discover the otherworldly scenery of “Piedras Quemadas,”a remote and almost unexplored river of volcanic lava that carved through the land back in 1922. Marvelous geological features embellish the landscape everywhere you look. EXCURSIONS MOUNTAINS Conquer summits at nearly 4,500 feet above sea level and get ready for breathtaking 360-degree views of the Patagonian Andes. From the top, take a look at some of the greatest volcanoes in Chilean and Argentinian territory. EXCURSIONS HOT SPRINGS Rejuvenate yourself in the hot springs with geothermal mineral water, surrounded by astonishing mountains and the sound of rushing water from a nearby creek. Come and learn about Futangue’s fascinating geological history. EXCURSIONS FLY FISHING The park and its surroundings offer world-class fly fishing for rainbow and brown trouts, with a combination of privacy, connectivity and quality that is hard to find elsewhere. We own most of the waters we fish and limit the access exclusively for our guests. FUTANGUE HOTEL & SPA PRESENTATION.
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