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Puerto Varas Puerto Montt
Cruce Andino invites you to travel the route that more than four years Huilliches, indigenous to the south of Chile, used as a trade route, and subsequently occupied the Jesuits of Chiloé to found the missions in the Nahuel Huapi region.
Peulla Bariloche
Cruce Andino invites you to travel the route that more than four years Huilliches, indigenous to the south of Chile, used as a trade route, and subsequently occupied the Jesuits of Chiloé to found the missions in the Nahuel Huapi region.
Chile Argentina
Cruce Andino invites you to travel the route that more than four years Huilliches, indigenous to the south of Chile, used as a trade route, and subsequently occupied the Jesuits of Chiloé to found the missions in the Nahuel Huapi region.
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Our History
Our History
The story begins in 1913 when a group of tourists led by Ricardo Roth crossed the Andes Mountains along a route joining Peulla in the Chilean side with Bariloche in Argentina. Linking these two countries, CRUCE ANDINO is born as an ecological adventure not to be missed.
