Chiloé Island Port Shuttles

A large body off the coast of central Chile, Chiloé Island is a focal point for cruise ships traveling along the diverse coastline. Large boats are likely to dock on the island’s capital city of Castro, a vibrant community located along a fjord-lined inlet, a small ferry terminal along the town’s southeast side able to board a few dozen passengers at a time. Immediately, tourists arriving to the ferry terminal will find an array of getaways at the Turismo Martin El Pescador, a fishing pier home to several shops and restaurants at a local farmer’s market, as well as a few exhibits and not-so-far nature reserves on the outskirts. See it all with the right ride, booking a private transfer ranging from simple sedans to spacious SUVs, or meet-and-greet services that offer the most convenience, whether it be through local personal drivers in search of special moments or spacious limousines in search of elegance along the water.

Those partaking in all the simplicities close to Castro will find an array of getaways right beside the main ferry port. These include views of the region’s many churches and beachfronts through the eyes of Chiloé Natural Tours, while various exhibits close to one another make self-guided journeys just as easy. These exhibits include a variety of looks ranging from the Municipal Museum Castro’s local history taught through old nautical artifacts, while vivid views of local street art and scenic vistas can be experienced at the Plazuela Martín Ruiz de Gamboa. Vast shopping experiences can also be had at the heart of downtown’s Mall Paseo Chiloé, by far the largest and most modern experience home to various fashion brands and a large food court. One of the most unique corners of the region is the Museum of Modern Art Chiloé, located on the distant northwest hills and offering a quiet paradise above the city.