Andean Crossing

Cross the Andes on a spectacular route

Known as one of the most spectacular routes in the world, the Andean Crossing connects forests, lakes, and the majesty of the Andes Mountains. The journey begins in Puerto Varas and continues with a navigation on Lake Todos los Santos, where you will see volcanoes and incredible lush vegetation.

The tour culminates in Peulla, an ecological village with accommodations, gastronomy, and adventure services. This section of the Andes Mountains offers a unique experience, allowing visitors to enjoy unparalleled lake landscapes and first-class tourist services in the heart of Patagonia.

Plan your trip to Andean Crossing

How to get there

How to get there by air

In Chile, the Andean Crossing is a tour that starts in Puerto Varas. To get there, fly to El Tepual Airport in Puerto Montt (PMC), with direct flights from Santiago. From the terminal, take a transfer or vehicle (22 km) to Puerto Varas, where you must book the navigation service.

How to get there by land

The Andean Crossing is an organized tourist service that starts in Puerto Varas. You must book the tour in advance. The logistics of the crossing combine buses and lake navigation, departing from the city’s pier. It is not a route that you can take in a private vehicle directly.

Must-Know Tips

The Andean Crossing can be done from Chile or Argentina through tours that offer one-way and round-trip journeys. The area is characterized by a changing and rainy climate, so it is suggested to wear waterproof clothing and warm layers. To do the Andean Crossing, you must book a tour, as there are sectors that cannot be crossed in a private vehicle.