Setting sail from Puerto Pañuelo, and after an hours’ navigation we get to the most important Nahuel Huapi inlet, Blest.

Going through the Centinela islet, where Perito Moreno’s grave is located, to then arrive at Los Cantaros waterfall. Climbing through a stepped path surrounded by the thick vegetation of the Valdivian Rain Forest, and reaching Los Cantaros Lake, the origin of the waterfalls, and a 1500-year-old larch, a tree native to the area.

After climbing down and taking a 5 minute long trip on the boat, we arrive at Puerto Blest. There we visit the bay and the Frias River, famous for its green waters originated in one of the glaciers in Tronador Mountain.

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