El Pangue Lodge
YOUR HOME IN PATAGONIA
Surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of Patagonia, with a backdrop composed of mountains and Risopatrón lake, El Pangue is an oasis of calm, welcoming visitors with unparalleled hospitality. Built with native hardwoods from the area by local carpenters and artisans from the towns of Puyuhuapi and La Junta, this Lodge represents the kindness and hospitality that characterizes the people of these distant lands.
Cabins and Rooms
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Semi-detached one bedroom cabins for 1 to 3 guests, with…
Confortable cabins for 4 to 5 guests, built with native…
Confortable cabins for 5 to 7 guests, built with native…
Restaurant
EXPERIENCE THE LOCAL LIFE BY EATING LIKE A LOCAL
Delicious Food
Meals served at the Lodge aim to replicate the Patagonian experience, mixing authentic Chilean cuisine with rustic local products. The food is richly combined with the best Chilean wines, with a wide selection that reflects the very best that our country have to offer, perfect for any meal and occasion.
Restaurant, Breakfast and "Asado al Palo" lamb barbecue in the most Patagonian style.
Swimming Pool
Come and try our heated pool and accompany it with a sauna bath and / or jacuzzi, perfect for relaxing after a day exploring outdoors.
El Pangue History
How the adventure began
Our families tenaciously opposed the idea that was born to us, because they found it crazy and we would also lose our good jobs in Santiago because of this adventure. We decided to return in winter 1985 and stay a week in Puyuhuapi to see what we found and how terrible that winter was with which our families threatened us to give up. The idea was to find a place to start our dream together. We had a fantastic time ... a week of sun, but quite cold. We felt that the area was calling us, no rain and stormy winds and we had even found a few hectares with a beach in the Puyuhuapi fjord. We made a purchase agreement between the civilian of Puyuhuapi and we paid a part. On October 23, 1985, only Ramiro left with our things to settle in our new home, after driving from Santiago along the precarious routes of the Carretera Austral, we were surprised that they could no longer sell us the plot, because his relatives were They had opposed, so they returned the money and gave us a couple of heifers to compensate us for the loss. It was like a bucket of cold water ... We continued with the search for the rest of the summer, when in February 1986 we were able to sign the deed for the purchase of a farm on the north shore of Lake Risopatrón, owned by Ernesto Ludwig's succession of the first settlers from Puyuhuapi.
Heidi and Ramiro, the founders.
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