This shangri-la is cradled in one of the most beautiful rain forests in all South America, rich with native flora and fauna. Located in the surroundings of the Marta's Valley are the Nacional Ventisquero Park, the San Rafael Lagoon, Queulat National Park and Isla Magdalena National Park, which is a unique setting in the Chilean Patagonia with its spectacular divergent topography As a backdrop of the property is the impressive Cay Volcano, creating a large mass of thermal waters at the beach, with temperatures varying between 30 degrees and 50 degrees Celsius (86 and 122 Farenheit)

The Marta river runs along its entire longitude navigable in its last 5 kms (3 miles) and later passable with wayders, making it a privileged site for fishing. Every so often a still pool appears with fauna indigenous to the area and in the rapids you can catch the feisty Pacific salmon, rainbow trout and other species.

This remarkable valley with natural lagoons at the foothills of the mountain range, can be traversed on foot or on horseback, allowing the visitor to enter the heart of one of the most beautiful ancient forests in South America.

The property has no restrictions for the development of any kind of projects; such as turistic (hotels, cabins, fishing lodges, etc.), forestry, agricultural, cattle project, etc.