Preparation
This is a remote, rugged area; ensure you have professional-grade outdoor gear and navigation tools.
Melimoyu National Park is a pristine protected area situated in the Cisnes commune of Chile's Aysén Region. Created through the generous donation of lands by Tompkins Conservation, the park is a cornerstone of the National Parks of Patagonia Network. Its geography is defined by the complex, labyrinthine network of Patagonian fjords, channels, and islands, including a significant portion of Refugio Island. The park serves as a crucial conservation site, established to protect the Melimoyu volcano and provide a safe haven for endangered species. Furthermore, its coastal boundaries are essential for the protection of whales and dolphins that frequent the adjacent marine waters. It is an ideal destination for those seeking deep immersion in one of the world's most untouched natural environments.
Melimoyu National Park is a pristine protected area situated in the Cisnes commune of Chile's Aysén Region. Created through the generous donation of lands by Tompkins Conservation, the park is a cornerstone of the National Parks of Patagonia Network. Its geography is defined by the complex, labyrinthine network of Patagonian fjords, channels, and islands, including a significant portion of Refugio Island. The park serves as a crucial conservation site, established to protect the Melimoyu volcano and provide a safe haven for endangered species. Furthermore, its coastal boundaries are essential for the protection of whales and dolphins that frequent the adjacent marine waters. It is an ideal destination for those seeking deep immersion in one of the world's most untouched natural environments.
Majestic Melimoyu volcano views
Complex network of Patagonian fjords and channels
Vital habitat for whales and dolphins
Part of the expansive National Parks of Patagonia Network
Extremely remote location with limited infrastructure.
Weather in the Aysén region is highly unpredictable and can change rapidly.
Access is primarily restricted to maritime routes through the fjords.
This is a remote, rugged area; ensure you have professional-grade outdoor gear and navigation tools.
Access is primarily via boat through the fjords; plan your transport well in advance with local operators.
Nature enthusiasts and travelers seeking remote, untouched wilderness experiences.
CLP $
$100-$200 p/day
Spanish
Adhere to 'Leave No Trace' principles strictly to protect this fragile and untouched ecosystem.