Attractions
Tributaries and rivers
The reserve has more than ten tributaries that feed into the Tablaruca River.
7 Km Trail
The shortest trek to the west coast of the Greater Island of Chiloé.
Valdivian Rainforest
6,000 hectares of pristine rainforest.
Wetland
A biodiversity as rich as no other site on earth lives in these areas.
Native Fauna
Migratory birds, blue whale, Darwin's frog and Darwin's fox are among the reservation's biodiversity.
West Coast
The most inhospitable side of the island with a powerful history.
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About Us
We are a private nature reserve located in Chilean Patagonia, specifically in the southern end of the Greater Island of Chiloé.
The reserve is 6,000 hectares of Valdivian Temperate Rainforest fed by the Tablaruca River, ending in a rich zone of wetlands.
The mission of Reserva Tablaruca is to strengthen ecotourism in Chiloé Island through the development of a new tourism route.
We are currently developing an ecotourism project that both supports scientific research and conserves the reserve.
Our long-term project is to find business partners who wish to colloborate in the conservation and sustainability of Reserva Tablaruca.
PARTICIPATE
Are you interested in investing in our conservation project?
Would you like to do scientific research in Reserva Tablaruca?
Be a part of this initiative.
VISIT US
"Anyone who hasn't been in the Chilean forest doesn't know this planet. I have come out of that landscape, that mud, that silence, to roam, to go singing through the world."
IMAGES
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Write Us
Would you like to know more about us? Write us and we will give you more details about our conservation project.
haciendatablaruca@gmail.com
TEAM
Our project development is based on an interdisciplinary staff that have made a commitment to the ecological sustainability of Reserva Tablaruca, team led by the President of the company and owner of Hacienda Tablaruca:
Mauricio Zeman
CEO