Nestled within Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park, this small settlement located at the western end of Lake Todos los Santos boasts lush natural beauty and offers breathtaking views of Andean peaks, waterfalls, and pristine lakes, along with a wide variety of outdoor activities. 

A key stop along the famous Andean Crossing route, Villa Peulla is home to a strategic border crossing between Chile and Argentina.

Once a vital transportation hub, today it welcomes international travelers and adventurers in search of unspoiled nature. To reach this remote destination, visitors must take a catamaran from the Petrohué dock and sail for about 1 hour and 30 minutes across the crystal-clear waters of Lake Todos los Santos to arrive in Peulla.

The journey itself is magical. Once there, it is a privilege to walk through ancient forests, explore mountain valleys, observe its diverse wildlife, or navigate the Negro River.

Being so close to Peulla allows us, within just a few minutes, to experience the Patagonian tranquility of this historic outpost, now transformed into an ecological paradise and gateway between two nations.

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