Km ruta Internacional CH Curarrehue, Araucania Chile

In the heart of the majestic Araucanía mountain range lies this extraordinary 74.97-hectare property, a true natural sanctuary surrounded by native forests, crystalline springs, and landscapes of unparalleled scenic beauty.

Located in the Puente Basas Grande sector of the Curarrehue commune, this property represents a unique opportunity for conservation projects, high-level ecotourism, or sustainable development in one of southern Chile's most promising tourist destinations.

The property harmoniously combines expansive meadows, gentle hills, natural ravines, and native forest, creating a privileged ecosystem of immense environmental value. Its boundary with the Maichin River and the constant presence of water resources that flow through the land are particularly noteworthy, contributing to biodiversity and an ideal environment for regenerative tourism and ecological conservation initiatives.

Its native vegetation includes emblematic species of the temperate rainforest of southern Chile, such as coigüe, raulí, oak, arrasasen, ulmo, and araucaria, as well as various fruit trees that further enrich the natural landscape.
Strategically located with access via International Route 199-CH, it is just 10 minutes from Curarrehue, 40 minutes from Pucón, and 43 kilometers from the Mamuil Malal International Pass to Argentina, providing excellent connectivity for both national and international tourism.