Beneath the immense and striking glaciers of the Patagonian Andes, where the world’s purest water trickles in sparkling streams to gleaming turquoise lakes, the breathtaking beauty of Patagonia soars from one of the last 100-percent virgin refuges on the planet. This 1,470-acre natural park enjoys two miles of shoreline on General Carrera Lake, the second largest lake in South America, and exists within a natural amphitheater formed by mountains, rivers, and lakes.

This property is the ideal spot for retreating from civilization and enjoying nature at its finest. The park’s rustic wooden house, convenient dock, winding paths, lush forests, clear streams, and scenic viewpoints are all surrounded by four National Parks—the future focal points of Patagonian tourism.       >> View Expanded Text