Fly into Balmaceda Airport (BBA) from Santiago — about 2h 20m. From Balmaceda it's roughly 90 minutes by road; we can arrange a private transfer.

Three nights, for both the Lodge and the Cottage.

Daily breakfast, a daily riverside hot tub session, daily housekeeping, the fire lit on arrival, private park access, and wood-fired heating. The Lodge also includes the sauna.

Yes — 300 hectares and 700 m of riverfront are yours. No lobbies, no crowds. We're on the Carretera Austral, so there are neighbors on the wider land, but you won't see them: the park is yours to enjoy in privacy.

After you book, we send a short form about your interests and design a tailored proposal with local operators we've trusted for over twenty years — priced per person, per experience.

We — your hosts — speak English, Spanish and Italian. On the ground in Patagonia, the local caretaker doesn't speak English, so a translation app is a good ally; we're always on call if you need us.

No special vaccinations are required — there is no malaria or cholera risk in Patagonia. For medical care, both Puerto Aysén (about 35 minutes away) and Coyhaique (about 45 minutes away) have hospitals with emergency services; the Hospital Regional de Coyhaique is the main referral center for the region. Chile also has high-standard private hospitals in Santiago. Many international medical insurance and global assistance plans can support access to care in Chile, but coverage always depends on your specific policy. Travel and medical insurance is your responsibility and strongly recommended.

Strongly recommended. Travel and medical insurance is not included in the price and is the traveler's responsibility.

Yes. Parque Cascadas is suitable for families with children who enjoy nature, open space, privacy and a slower style of travel. It is especially good for families looking for a private house experience rather than a traditional hotel.

Yes. Families with babies can stay at Parque Cascadas, and the park is well suited for slow days, short walks and time together in nature. Parents should plan carefully and bring what their baby needs for a remote Patagonia stay.

Children can walk, play on the grass, spend time at the river beach, enjoy the playhouse, use board games and construction games, observe birds, join easy outdoor activities and, depending on age, try fishing, floating, horseback riding or guided excursions.

Parque Cascadas is a natural environment, so children need supervision. Families should be especially careful around the river, hot tub, trails, fire areas and wood-burning stoves, which are not protected by child barriers.

Yes. Additional help can be arranged at Parque Cascadas with advance notice and subject to availability. It is useful when adults want to enjoy the hot tub, have dinner or spend time at the Patagonian barbecue while children are sleeping or resting.

Both. Parque Cascadas works well for families, couples and groups. The Lodge is especially comfortable for larger families or multigenerational groups, while the Cottage is ideal for smaller families or more intimate stays.

Parque Cascadas is 90 minutes by car from Balmaceda airport (BBA) and 45 minutes from Coyhaique, the capital of the Aysén region.

Parque Cascadas is 33 km (45 minutes by car) from Coyhaique and 90 minutes from Balmaceda Airport, between Coyhaique and Puerto Aysén in the Río Simpson corridor. It is close enough to use Coyhaique as a base for services while offering a much more natural and private setting.

Yes. Parque Cascadas works well for mixed groups. Non-anglers can enjoy the park, the river beach, Cascada La Virgen, the hot tub, birdwatching, easy hikes, horseback riding, rafting and slow days at the property.

Yes. Anyone practicing recreational fishing in Chile must have a valid fishing license and follow current SERNAPESCA regulations.

The general recreational fishing season in continental waters runs from spring into autumn, with official dates and conditions regulated by SERNAPESCA. In Aysén, different periods may include catch-and-release requirements, so current rules should be checked before arrival.

A classic fly-fishing program at Parque Cascadas is seven nights with six guided fishing days. Shorter or longer stays can be arranged depending on the group.

Most anglers travel with a 5-weight rod for dry flies and a 6 or 7-weight rod for streamers and heavier rigs. Flies, leaders, tippet and rental equipment can be arranged at Parque Cascadas depending on the program.