Chiloé
It isn't the only game in town, but it boasts the best sea views (though some are obstructed by electrical wires) and a prime location, 50m from El Chejo. Ask for rooms one, two or five to get sea glimpses, but avoid room three as there is no room for luggage. Note the owner can be a bit trying to deal with.
There are also a few cabañas (cabins) around the back.
Iglesia de Nuestra Señora del Patrocinio
13.91 MILES
The magnificent Unesco-listed church (1837), for which the town is named (Tenaún means 'three mounts') has been meticulously restored down to the last…
22.59 MILES
Achao's 18th-century Jesuit church, on the south side of the Plaza de Armas, is Chiloé's oldest (1740). Crowned by a 25m tower, the World Heritage site…
Iglesia San Francisco de Castro
27.55 MILES
Italian Eduardo Provasoli chose a marriage of neo-Gothic and classical architecture in his design for the elaborate Iglesia San Francisco, one of Chiloé's…
Centro de Visitantes Inmaculada Concepción
26.26 MILES
Don't even think about visiting Chiloé's Unesco-listed churches without first stopping in at this excellent museum housed in the former Convento…
Museo Regional de Ancud Aurelio Bórquez Canobra
26.34 MILES
This worthwhile museum, casually referred to as Museo Chiloé, offers interesting displays tracking the history of the island, including a full-sized…
Iglesia Nuestra Señora de Gracia de Nercón
29.32 MILES
Just 4km south of Castro is another of Chiloe's Unesco-recognized churches, restored in 2012. Built from cypress and larch wood between 1887 and 1888, its…
29.65 MILES
This larger and newer version of Chiloé's mystical and famous Muelle de las Almas is reached via a 45-minute boat ride from Muelle Anguay near Refugio…
Feria Alcalde José Sandoval Gomez
27.31 MILES
Castro's well-conceived fresh market, new in 2017, is located a bit off the beaten path but is worth a trip for its colorful architecture and wide range…
1. Iglesia de Nuestra Señora del Patrocinio
13.91 MILES
The magnificent Unesco-listed church (1837), for which the town is named (Tenaún means 'three mounts') has been meticulously restored down to the last…
2. Nuestra Señora de Los Dolores
18.45 MILES
Founded in 1849, this church is another one of the island's 16 protected by Unesco. A complete restoration was finished in 2015, which gave everything a…
18.58 MILES
You'll find the island's most authentic arts and crafts here, dominated by sweaters, socks, and hats woven from oveja (wool) and dyed with natural…
21.24 MILES
If you're driving into Achao, don't miss this cinematic viewpoint along the road just a few kilometers outside town – the whole of Achao Bay, neighboring…
22.53 MILES
Museo de Achao highlights aspects of the Chono people of Achao and other indigenous groups in Chiloé. Wood products, weavings, stones and plants used for…
6. Iglesia Santa María de Loreto
22.59 MILES
Achao's 18th-century Jesuit church, on the south side of the Plaza de Armas, is Chiloé's oldest (1740). Crowned by a 25m tower, the World Heritage site…
7. Centro de Visitantes Inmaculada Concepción
26.26 MILES
Don't even think about visiting Chiloé's Unesco-listed churches without first stopping in at this excellent museum housed in the former Convento…