Lakutaia Lodge

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Lakutaia Lodge is a cozy, off-the-grid spot on Navarino Island in Chilean Patagonia, right by Puerto Williams—the southernmost town in the world. It’s set along the Beagle Channel with amazing views of the mountains and fjords.

With just 24 rooms, it feels quiet and personal. The food is local and hearty, and the Chilean wine flows freely—perfect after a day outside.

This place is all about connecting with nature. You can hike deep into the Dientes range, kayak the icy waters, go bird-watching at Punta Gusanos, or ride horses through the sub-Antarctic forests.

They also offer trips to the Omora Ethnobotanical Park, where you can learn about the unique local flora and indigenous cultural traditions.

There’s no Wi-Fi or TVs in the rooms, which is kind of the point. It’s all about unplugging and just being surrounded by raw, untouched beauty. If you’re after a real adventure at the edge of the world, this place delivers.

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• Lakutaia Lodge (website)