The far south of Chile - Coyhaique and Puerto Aysén The far south of Chile - Coyhaique and Puerto Aysén COYHAIQUE: Aysén Region Coyhaique is located in the homonymous province in southern Chile. It is part of the Aysén Region of the General Carlos Ibañez del Campo. To reach Coyhaique, there are two routes: the first one is from Puerto Montt or Quellón (Chiloé) to San Rafael Lagoon by seaway. The second one is by the road: Camino Longitudinal Sur, which runs through amazing scenery of lakes, snow drifts, millenary forests and countless landscapes of unique beauty. The name Coyhaique or Coihaique originates from Tehuelche language: koi “lagoon” and áiken “camp”. Coyhaique is the capital city of the region and starting point for beginning interesting travels. There are still unexplored lands by man, reason that promotes adventure travel. PUERTO AYSÉN: Aysén Region The commune of Aysén has an area of 34,772 km2 and 29,631 inhabitants. It has a unique geography due to its channels, fiords and snow drifts. Puerto Aysén has a great historical past and its surroundings offer a wide range of attractions for those who visit it. In the city just as southern Chile, native wood predominates the architecture of its buildings. In the surrounding coves, fishermen return on their boats from far points with the most varied products. Puerto Aguirre is a fishing cove located 4 hours of navigation from Puerto Aysén. It is a picturesque, quiet and safe locality, where you can enjoy landscapes of fiords, islands, and channels of the coast of the Aysén Region.