Travel Guide Isla Lemuy

Isla Lemuy is a small island with a special charm, a marvel where you'll discover superb landscapes and three churches declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The church of Ichuac, 4 km from the landing stage, is well worth a visit, as is the chapel of Aldachildo (built in 1910 of cypress and coigüe) shortly after the village of Puqueldón, or the church of Detif at the tip of the island. The beaches of Apabon and Punta Pilar near Detif are very pleasant with their white sandy beaches, and offer camping possibilities. Several lookout points offer magnificent views of the archipelago. Boats run regularly from the small village of Puerto Huich.