This untouched private island is located in Chilean Patagonia, Aysen Region of Chile, with a large area of 44,000 hectares. It features a huge reserve of water, vegetation, wildlife, and two lakes, one of 7 km² and another of 4.5 km² (approx). A large reservoir of fresh water with numerous rivers runs from the high peaks to the sea, where there are many virgin beaches. 

The property has wetlands and marshy meadows known as Mallines, where many bird species are found including eagles, condors, tukúqueres, black herons, and more. Mammal species sightings include the chingue, the wild cat, the pudu, the puma, the red fox, the nutria, and the huemul.

The island has many unique attractive spots and specific environments to be discovered that will allow you to carry out different activities while immersed in nature. Explore the native flora and fauna, freshwater reserves in rivers and lagoons, and ancient virgin forests filled with larches.

This is one of the last safe investment corners and an invaluable protection asset. Inquire to learn more!

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Chilean Patagonia is a unique destination, with extensive rivers and lakes and vegetation that invites you to enjoy this wild nature. A large area of the territory in the extreme south of Chile has a vast reserve of water, vegetation, and wildlife, protected through National Parks. Connectivity through the Austral highway and airports in different locations. With the legacy of the ecologist Douglas Tompkins, Chile formed the largest network of National Parks in the world. Among its main tourist attractions are glaciers, lakes, mountains and all kinds of activities around nature. It is one of the best places in the world to practice sports such as fly fishing, trekking, and mountaineering, highlighting Torres del Paine, Cerro Castillo, and Marble Cathedrals in General Carrera Lake.

In 2014 TheTelegraph highlighted Chilean Patagonia as one of the 25 places to visit.

In 2017 The Lonely Planet travel guide publisher highlighted it as the sixth among the ten regions to visit.