The colors of forest, sand and sea give rise to the name of this Pacific Ocean beach. On our trekking, we will cross dunes, pampas and native forests with privileged views of enormous cliffs, a tour that combines Chiloe’s different landscapes and the discovery of its wildlife.

We will pass through the abandoned Quilan Estate, an old gold-panning site that was one of the most important sheep livestock ranches in the area but disappeared after the 1960 earthquake.

This trekking will also connect us with the island’s indigenous ancestors who left evidence of their presence in the area.

* We recommend you bring an extra pair of shoes.