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Moquehue Lake is like a water mirror where rest, nature and tranquility seem to blend perfectly. Photo: villapehuenia.gob.ar.
Moquehue is a small town of 300 inhabitants located in a valley at the foot of the Andes, in front of the lake that bears its name. timeIt has an interesting history as it is surrounded by ancient Araucaria or Pehuenes forest and is crossed by the Quillahue Stream.Clear, pure meltwater cascades from towering peaks, bordered by dozens of small beaches and magnificent nooks for strolling and contemplation.
Looking forward to summer, these days, The Department of Tourism offers lake tours to visitors arriving at Villa Pehuenia – Moquehue. In this way, the range of activities available in the Pehoon area is expanded. Last week, Tourism Undersecretary Silvana Cerda visited Facundo Faccio, who met with Eina Tasca. Ena Tasca Borsani both own Impodi and offer tours around Lake Moquehue.
Tasca Borsani comments about their collaboration with a sports boat “Private lake tours are available at noon. During these walks we will visit different beaches of Lake Mokwe,” adding, “There are deep walls, secluded coves, very nice islands and different beaches. Depending on the weather conditions of the day, we choose the best hiking routes.
coastal The Lake District stands out for its different tourist service proposals This will allow you to get to know the town of Mokwe and its pleasant inhabitants, taste exquisite cuisine and absorb knowledge related to the mixture of bloodlines that make up a society that coexists harmoniously.
During these walks they will visit different beaches on Lake Mokwe.
During a private outing, “People have the option of doing water sports if they wish and we also offer beach lunches.” Indian. The tour lasts four hours and can accommodate up to six passengers. He also said there was a “traditional outing, a one-hour walk, ideal for those who want to learn more about and explore Lake Mokwe from the water.”
Finally, he pointed out: «The flight will depart from El Verde in Moquehue Beach. We will be open from December 20th until Easter, offering a unique experience to those who choose to explore this beautiful natural environment.
If you go, go scuba diving and discover an underwater paradise hidden in the depths, or simply dive in, Clear your mind on a beautiful volcanic sand beach.
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On the shores of this mountain lake you will find an enchanting paradise. Photo: villapehuenia.gob.ar
Entry to El Verde beach is free. El Verde has a bar open during the summer. The municipal campground there is worth a visit. Other beaches accessible to vehicles: La Bella Durmiente, Desembocadura del Quillahue and La Angostura.
If you are a sport fishing enthusiast, you will find a corner of Patagonia where you can feel the unique adrenaline of fighting and catching very large specimens and enjoy different sport fishing options. Examples include trolling, spinning and fly fishing, which add to the variety of lake environments and are a very attractive option for the most discerning fishermen.
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What activities can visitors enjoy at Moquehue Lake during the summer?
**Moquehue Lake: A Tranquil Retreat in the Andes**
Moquehue Lake offers a serene escape where nature’s beauty harmonizes with tranquility. Nestled in front of the small town of Moquehue, which is home to just 300 residents, this picturesque location is surrounded by ancient Araucaria trees and the calming sounds of Quillahue Stream. The clear meltwater from the majestic peaks flows into the lake, creating an ideal setting for relaxation and exploration with its numerous small beaches and serene spots perfect for reflection.
As summer approaches, the Department of Tourism is gearing up to provide exciting lake tours for visitors arriving at Villa Pehuenia – Moquehue. Last week, Tourism Undersecretary Silvana Cerda met with local tour operators, Facundo Faccio and Eina Tasca Borsani of Impodi, to discuss expanding the available activities in the region.
Tasca Borsani highlighted the availability of private boat tours available, where guests can explore the diverse beaches of Lake Moquehue. “During these trips, we will visit beautiful secluded coves, islands, and hidden beaches,” she shared. Depending on the day’s weather, they will select the best hiking routes to enhance the experience.
The Lake District is recognized for its rich array of tourist services, allowing visitors to discover the charm of Moquehue, savor exquisite local cuisine, and learn about the harmonious community that thrives here.
Whether through private outings, which can include thrilling water sports, or leisurely beachside lunches, there’s something for everyone. “We also offer a traditional one-hour boat tour for those wanting to explore the lake’s wonders from the water,” Borsani noted. The tours will commence from El Verde Beach, Moquehue, starting December 20th and will continue until Easter, providing guests with exceptional experiences in this breathtaking natural environment.
For those seeking adventure, scuba diving reveals an underwater paradise, while others may prefer to soak up the sun on the beautiful volcanic sand beaches, offering the perfect opportunity to escape and rejuvenate in this idyllic mountain setting.
