Fly fishing, hiking, canoeing, or, like some, come to Puyuhuapi to unwind, leaving the hustle and bustle of their regular lives for a more natural tranquility. Others come to Puyuhuapi to explore. From the hotel there are many excursions for you to enjoy the wilderness safely. You can hike on trails through the surrounding temperate rain forest, visit Queulat National Park and a spectacular hanging glacier, kayak through a myriad of interior passage channels and islands, fish, observe and photograph wildlife, or, just relax and soak up the soothing waters of the hot-springs that gave the hotel its name. Other guests come to Puyuhuapi strictly for the fly-fishing. Professional guides organise the fly-fishing and operate on an exclusive "catch and release" basis. There are many ideal locations on surrounding rivers excellent for Brown and Rainbow Trout. Coho Salmon run toward the end of the summer which in the southern hemisphere comes in early March. For more information about Fly fishing in puyuhuapi consult our fly fishing patagonia packages.

Hot springs at Termas de Puyuhuapi Lodge & Spa, [pronounced Pooh - yeah - w· - pee] situated on the Ventisquero Sound, accessible only by sea with the protected shore of Dorita Bay, next to three natural hot-springs. Built of the woods of the surrounding forests by local craftsmen almost three decades ago, the hotel offers guests the creature comforts of a first-class hotel amidst the spectacular wilderness of Patagonia. The structure itself was designed to harmoniously combine with the surroundings so that its very aesthetic would help offer the traveller a unique experience south of silence.

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