Bahía Exploradores is one of the most beautiful places in our country. This 80-hectare property boasts several features that make it truly unique for investors. It is surrounded by water, located at the confluence of the Exploradores, San Juan, and Teresa Rivers. It offers spectacular fishing for Brown Trout and Chinook Salmon, nestled amidst evergreen native forests.

Located just 400 meters from the Bahía Exploradores Airstrip, and a little over 10 km from the Bahía Exploradores pier—providing access to the Pacific Ocean and the San Rafael Glacier. It sits on the northern edge of the Northern Patagonian Ice Field, offering spectacular views of glaciers and endless waterfalls. It is also very close to the Exploradores Glacier and the Grosse Glacier.

Ideal for building cabins and a lodge. The natural beauty of the area is unmatched. Perfect for fly fishing enthusiasts, featuring prime Chinook salmon runs.

The property features deciduous forests of Ñirre and Lenga beech trees, which turn vibrant red in the autumn, creating a stunning visual display across the landscape. Evergreen Forest: Maintains its foliage year-round, dominated by species such as Mañío, Canelo, Coigüe, Chilco, bryophytes, and lichens. Periglacial Shrubland: Species that thrive in permanent moisture and glacial environments, including large quantities of Nalca (Chilean rhubarb), Calafate, and Chaura shrubs.

It is important to highlight the area’s peat bogs, which are bryophyte ecosystems of the Sphagnum genus, capable of retaining large amounts of fresh water.

The terrain is practically flat, ideal for construction, and has cell phone coverage.