White water rafting is at its best in Chile.

We mainly offer rafting on three rivers: the Maipo River, close to Santiago; the Petrohue River, near Puerto Varas and the Futaleufu River, near Lake Yelcho.

The launching place for rafting on the Class 3 Maipo River is only two hours away from Santiago. It is an ideal full-day expedition for those who are visiting the capital and its surroundings.

Further south, the Petrohue River, with the emerald waters from the Todos los Santos Lake, triggers the adrenaline of those who want to enjoy nature from the rafts, overlooked by the Osorno Volcano, the witness to rafting this great river.

However, the greatest challenge presented to those who want the extreme experience implies riding the rapids of the Futaleufu River by raft. Alternating between granite cliffs, lush foliage, snow-capped peaks and towering spires, the world's premiere white-water river pours dramatically through a breathtaking canyon of unimaginable beauty boasting one Class 4 or 5 rapid after another. The calm stretches afford the chance to enjoy the river's gorgeous azure-turquoise water and the canyon's stunning northern Patagonia scenery.

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• Sailing