Located along the Reloncaví Estuary, the first fjord of Chilean Patagonia, Ralún and Caleta Rollizo invite visitors to discover landscapes of remarkable beauty, surrounded by old-growth forests, mountains and waters connecting the sea with the Andes. In Ralún, the proximity to the Petrohué River offers a privileged setting for enjoying nature and outdoor activities, while Caleta Rollizo retains the character of a traditional fishing village.

Region

Puerto Varas

Province

Llanquihue

Population

500

Climate and Rainfall

Temperate rainy climate, more than 2,000 mm per year

Nearest National Park(s)

Alerce Andino National Park

Pumalín Douglas Tompkins National Park

Hornopiren National Park

Don’t Miss

  • Admire the Reloncaví Estuary, the first fjord of Chilean Patagonia.
  • Explore the Petrohué River in Ralún, surrounded by forests and mountain landscapes.
  • Visit the traditional fishing village of Caleta Rollizo and discover its local culture and way of life.
  • Enjoy locally sourced fish and seafood and experience the warmth and hospitality of the local communities.

    How to get

    The rural community of Ralún is located 68 miles southeast of Puerto Varas. To get there, follow Route 225 for 29 miles and then continue along Route V-69 for 39 miles until reaching the town. From Cochamó, it is possible to access Ralún directly via Route V-69, a journey of approximately 11 miles.

    The rural community of Caleta Rollizo is located 53 miles southeast of Puerto Varas. The route follows Route 225 for 29 miles, then continues along Route V-69 for 17 miles to the junction with Route V-699. From there, continue for 5 miles to reach Caleta Rollizo. Buses are available from Puerto Varas to Ralún.

    Tips

  • Plan your trip in advance: check road conditions and the weather forecast before setting out.
  • Carry cash: connectivity and access to services can be limited in these rural communities, so it is recommended to have cash on hand.
  • Book your accommodation in advance: especially during the high season, reservations are recommended.
  • Be prepared for outdoor activities: bring clothing suitable for rain and cold

    • Basic Services

    • Rural health center
    • Automotive repair shop
    • Cell phone service
    • Police station
    • Hostel
    • Restaurant
    • Small grocery stores
    • Local crafts and products

    Visitor’s Center

    No

    Important Dates

  • Rollizo Festival, January
  • Barbecue Festival, February
  • Rural Festival, February
  • Honey Festival, March
  • Saint Peter’s Mass and Procession, June
  • Spring Festival, October
  • Trail Running, November

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