Coyhaique
Know Coyhaique
Coyhaique is located in the east side of the Andes and it`s one of the most important cities in the region. Coyhaique is the capital of the region and a turistic and natural attraction refuge. There's plenty of technology, ready to work for its 40,000 inhabitants Surrounded by hills, the city combines metropolitan characteristics with evergreen forests and park fauna.
Información del Destino:
- Attractions:
Modern and tradicional architecture. In the west side of the Simpson river you can find “La Piedra del Indio” (The Indian Stone), a human profile made of an erosioned rock. The city is surrounded by Cinchao, Divisadero and Mackay hills, and it`s cross by Coyhaique and Simpson rivers.
- When to go:
All year long
- Activities:
Hiking, trekking, bicycles riding, horseback riding, sport fishing, kayak, picnic, flora and fauna contemplation, photography.
- Weather:
- Location:
Modern and tradicional architecture. In the west side of the Simpson river you can find “La Piedra del Indio” (The Indian Stone), a human profile made of an erosioned rock. The city is surrounded by Cinchao, Divisadero and Mackay hills, and it`s cross by Coyhaique and Simpson rivers.
- Services;
Housing, food, cafeteria, transportation, museums, camping
- How to get there:
Santiago-Puerto Montt: Land route and airway
Puerto Montt-Coyhaique: Land route through Alto Coyhaique Route from Argentina
Puerto Montt-Puerto Chacabuco: Seaway
Puerto Chacabuco-Coyhaique: Land route
Puerto Montt-Balmaceda: Airway
Balmaceda-Coyhaique: Land route
Chaiten-Coyhaique: Land route by Austral Route
- Surroundings:
Piedra del Indio, Coyhaique National Reserve, Elizade lake, La Paloma lake, Riesco lake, Patagonia Regional Museum, Puerto Aisen, Lo Castillo National Reserve, Simpson River National Reserve, Simpson River, Seis Lagunas area.
Nearby tourist attractions
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Coyhaique y Puerto Aisen - 24 kmLago Elizalde - 29 kmPuerto Aisén - 53 kmReserva Nacional Cerro Castillo - 48 km
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Reserva Nacional Coyhaique - 4 kmReserva Nacional Río Simpson - 22 kmRío Simpson - 44 km