Puerto Montt to Puerto Varas

Set out from Puerto Montt to explore nearby Puerto Varas and Chile's oldest national park, Vicente Pérez Rosales. Enjoy a private tour, beginning with an overview of the industrial port city. Discover Puerto Montt's Plaza de Armas and visit its bustling fish market, then continue onto charming Puerto Varas—'the City of Roses'—on the banks of Lake Llanquihue. From here, admire stunning natural scenery as you head toward Osorno volcano. Embark on an uphill drive for breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape below before returning lakeside for lunch (not included).

Set out from your port of call to explore a trio of Chilean cities. Discover Puerto Montt's main square and historical cathedral before continuing on to lakeside Puerto Varas, a stunning city perched in the shadow of two snow-capped volcanoes. Tour its picturesque streets lined with exquisite German-inspired architecture, then depart for Frutillar—another charming city on the shores of Lake Llanquihue. Sample some local pastry (own expense), wander a black sand beach and learn the history of this 'southern jewel of the Republic.' This private shore excursion includes round-trip transport.

Treat your family and friends to a private tour to one of the most beautiful regions of Chile. Visit the emerald-water Petrohue Falls, Osorno Volcano, and the German-influenced lakefront villages of Puerto Varas and Frutillar. A “must do” shore excursion! We do more than the cruise ship shore excursions and at your own pace!

Known for its dramatic landscape at the foothills of the Andes, Puerto Montt is best explored outside the city limits. Visit three of the area's top attractions on this shore excursion from the port, including a stop at Petrohue Waterfall, the German city of Frutillar, and the City of Roses, all while taking in incredible views of the surrounding lakes, mountains, and volcano. This tour includes all entrance fees and transportation.

Explore the rugged wilderness of southern Chile with this tour to Osorno Volcano, the Petrohue Waterfalls, and the emerald All Saints Lake. Your local guide will take you all around the region, with plenty of time to immerse yourself in nature and a stop for Chilean food along the way; if you make good time, you’ll even get the chance to feed alpacas and llamas before heading back for the day.