Calcurrupe River Kayak Tour

With this kayak tour on the Calcurrupe River, we'll follow the ""wizard's path,"" connecting the basins of the Maihue and Ranco lakes while enjoying birdwatching, including the kingfisher.

Calcurrupe River Kayak Tour

The Calcurrupe River's name originates from the Mapudungun language, meaning path of the sorcerer. The adventure begins at 9:30 am at Los Llolles port, located at the basin of Maihue Lake.

After equipping with life jackets and a safety briefing, we'll paddle downstream following the river's flow, joining Maihue and Ranco lakes.

The distance covered will be approximately 15 kilometers (9.3 miles), with easy-to-negotiate rapids while enjoying the mountain scenery. The trip provides the chance to observe native birds of Chile's lake regions such as herons, cormorants, and kingfishers.

Midway, we'll stop at a river beach for a lunch of roasted meat on a stick, accompanied by fried empanadas and organic vegetables from the garden.

After lunch, your group's driver will retrieve your vehicle. The tour concludes at approximately 5 pm.