Holiday homes in Panguipulli

A rustic holiday home in Panguipulli

In the middle of the beautiful Lake District of Chile in the Los Ríos region lies the pleasant village of Panguipulli. The area surrounding Panguipulli is a paradise for walkers, cyclists and lovers of many other outdoor activities. The most beautiful routes will lead you through a stunning natural landscape with mountains, volcanoes, lakes, waterfalls and natural hot springs. A holiday home in Panguipulli is an ideal base for exploring this special landscape. The beach is also only a few kilometres down the road, so you can fully enjoy the sun and the sea during the Chilean summer months. It is no wonder that this is also a favourite destination of the Chileans themselves.

Panguipulli: a hiking and fishing paradise

With so many lakes, lagoons and rivers, Panguipulli is also popular with sport fishing enthusiasts. Favourite fishing spots include Panguipulli Lake and the Riñihue River. Experienced local guides offer fantastic fishing trips here, with lots of salmon and trout being caught. Besides walking, cycling and fishing, mountain biking is also a popular sport in the area of Panguipulli. There are tracks for every level, which have at least one thing in common: they are all set in a breathtakingly beautiful landscape. The area is also rich in culture and history, with some interesting Mapuche settlements. The many hot springs in the region were already used in the past. Now the spas of Los Ríos are taking advantage of these natural baths.

Book from the owner

Micazu believes in direct contact. Therefore you will always rent your holiday home in Panguipulli directly from the owner. Ever so convenient, you have direct contact with the owner, and it's usually a lot cheaper.

Discover the hidden treasures of Los Ríos. Check out the selection of private holiday homes in Panguipulli.

Nice things to know about Panguipulli

• The seven great lakes of the Chilean Lake District are: Panguipulli, Calafquen, Pirihueico, Pellaifa, Riñihue, Neltume and Pullinque.
• Panguipulli is a true lumberjack village: it smells of sawn wood and wood fires and almost everything is made of wood.
• The ‘skyline’ of the village of Panguipulli is dominated by the majestic Choshuenco volcano (2,415 metres).
• Typical regional products are cheese, honey, cider and jam.

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