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• Futaleufu River Bio Bio Expeditions Camp
  "Seeing is believing"
  "This trip has been like no other we've taken, and we've done alot of backcountry adventures. The previously posted reviews raving about BioBio's multisport adventure camp on the Futa are not exaggerating. It was apparent to us from the start that every detail has been considered and the facilities..." in a backcountry setting were first class--you really have to call it something else-- "glamping"? The food, the comfy beds inside our protected tents, hot beverages delivered to our door for wake-up call every morning, the glorious food, the riverside setting, mountain scenery, the Futaleufu itself, the bazillion bright stars (including the Milky Way) on clear nights...I could go on and on about each one of these aspects. But what elevates this experience beyond the beauty and serenity of its natural surroundings is its people. Far and away the most friendly, helpful, expert and all-around great folks one could share a raft or fireside bench with. It was obvious that our guides were hig... " More >
• Hostel Las Natalias
  "Great atmosphere"
  "This is a purpose built hostel and so has all the little extras that make a real difference to being in a hostel. We were there out of season so the only people there for half our stay. Rooms are roomy with big storage lockers, very handy. The living area is open plan with a great wee kitchen with 2..." cookers and lots of comfy couches surrounding a log fire. Nate the owner (who is fluent in Spanish & English) was super helpful. The only slight downside was that we were there out of season in Autumn and it was a bit chilly. Though we enjoyed sitting next to the log fire because it's such a big open plan space it didn't manage to heat the whole place up.... Wouldn't be an issue except when it's particularly cold. " More >
• El Barranco
  "Charming"
  "We did not stay at this hotel but did have a drink in its cosy if somewhat eccentric bar and a meal in its restaurant - both we enjoyed. A huge log fire was lit in the restaurant which was good as we had got very wet rafting that day and the food was good, well priced and served promptly- which is s..."omething that does not happen much in South America. " More >