Travel Guide Los Ojos Del Caburga Et Lago Caburgua

About 25 km from Pucón. Take the minibuses that sail at the angle of Brasil and Palguín. It is the source of an underground river that flows into Lake Caburgua and form like well-looking wells. The water has beautiful blue and green hues. These "eyes" are found on two private properties. The entrance is paid, but it is not expensive. 5 km from there extends the lake Caburgua of volcanic origin, with warm waters and surrounded by wooded hills. The black sand beach is crowded in summer (campsites, restaurants, etc.), but it is possible to walk around 3 km around the lake (left side) to win a white sand beach (geological curiosity, due to crystalline rocks), which is also very busy the summer, where it is possible to camp or to stay in more comfortable hosterías. This beach is also accessible by car (pay parking). This is a nice excursion (to combine for example with the next), refreshing. From the Refugio Playa Blanca, a trail falls into the Namuncahue Protected Area, with an area of 118,2 ha, over a distance of about 8,5 km, to the base camp (beautiful araucarias forests). A guardaparque will then have to accompany you to a fascinating and spectacular gazebo on the lakes and volcanoes of the region (about 4 km, but it's not all flat). Trek is very little known yet, and only ten people are accepted a day. Information and reservations: Tel 09 219 91 58. No need to pay to walk, but the campsite returns to $ 5 000, a guide from Playa Negra to $ 15 000 per group, and if you want to go horseback (alternative), count at least $ 20 000.