Nestled at the foothills of the Andes, with the majestic Corcovado, Michimahuida, and Chaitén volcanoes standing tall, and where the Yelcho River flows into the sea, lies this stunning island. Featuring vast stretches of flatlands and long beaches, this property offers an incredibly attractive opportunity for a high-end hotel project.
The close proximity to the town of Chaitén,
Nestled at the foothills of the Andes, with the majestic Corcovado, Michimahuida, and Chaitén volcanoes standing tall, and where the Yelcho River flows into the sea, lies this stunning island. Featuring vast stretches of flatlands and long beaches, this property offers an incredibly attractive opportunity for a high-end hotel project.
The close proximity to the town of Chaitén, just a 15-minute drive after crossing the river, provides excellent access to basic services. Additionally, Chaitén boasts an airstrip with daily flights to and from Puerto Montt, the capital of the Los Lagos Region, further enhancing the connectivity of this destination. The property is also just a 20-minute flight from Chaitén to La Paloma Airfield in Puerto Montt, and only 1.5 hours by plane to Chile’s capital, Santiago.
Despite its strategic location, the property maintains the serene tranquility of a place isolated by rivers and the sea, offering a unique experience where peace, nature, and silence become your true companions.
Currently, the land is used for the management of horses, cattle, and sheep, with easy access to fresh water and grazing pastures. The property is also home to a rich variety of native species, including coihué, canelo, tepú, arrayán, mañío, and luma trees, which grow tall and dense on the island.
Anyone who arrives in Chaitén and looks out towards the mouth of the Yelcho River and the sea will behold this paradise in southern Chile.