Castro Vacation Deals

Castro has a number of tourist attractions, like the Church of San Francisco and the Plaza de Armas.

To discover why so many tourists pick Los Lagos as a vacation destination, ensure you and your companions schedule in some time to explore the area. If you're keen to explore more of the region, you'll find Cucao, 20 miles (32 kilometers) to the northeast, and Tenaun 20 miles (32 kilometers) to the southwest.

Ancud, is another good place to discover. It is approximately 40 miles (64 kilometers) from Castro and offers a diverse range of things to do and see, such as Corona Lighthouse, Brava Beach and Islands of Punihuil. Fort Agui, Plaza de Armas and Ancud Cathedral are other good spots to visit.

Finding one of the guided nature walks is a really useful way to get an understanding of Los Lagos. If you like to take things easy when you are on vacation, Los Lagos has some good relaxing activities for you, like shore fishing and bird watching.

Regardless of whether you're taking the popular tourist trail or heading off the beaten path, learning at least some Spanish phrases will bring out the smiles in those you meet. "¿Querría bailar conmigo?" is Spanish for "Would you like to dance with me?" "Este caballero pagará por todo" translates to "This gentleman will pay for everything"

As your break finishes, bid Los Lagos a teary "Adiós"

Accommodation in Castro

Short and long stay accommodation options in Castro tend to be rather sparse. View the range on Expedia's up-to-date Castro hotels guide.

The better island-based accomodations include the Parque Quilquico and Mi Palafito Apart.

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