Peuma Lodge Patagonia

My stay at Peuma Lodge in Patagonia, facilitated by Earth River Expeditions, was nothing short of spectacular. Nestled in the heart of Patagonia, the lodge offered breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape and well-manicured grounds that were a joy to explore. The private cabins at Peuma Lodge were cozy retreats, each well-appointed with modern amenities and a fireplace that added a comforting touch to the chilly evenings. The gentle crackle of the fire created a serene atmosphere, perfect for unwinding after a day of outdoor adventures. The main lodge served as a fantastic communal space where guests could relax and mingle. One of the highlights was the wood-burning hot tub, which provided a unique way to relax while immersed in the natural beauty of Patagonia. Additionally, the lodge boasted a beautiful spa area and a private hot tub by the river, offering a luxurious experience of alternating between the warm waters of the hot tub and the invigorating cold plunge in the fresh river water. The staff at Peuma Lodge were exceptional, going above and beyond to ensure our comfort. They served delightful meals and provided an ample breakfast that perfectly started each day. Meeting the owners was a pleasure; their attention to detail and genuine care for the guests’ experiences enhanced our stay immensely. Overall, Earth River Expeditions hosted an unforgettable visit to Peuma Lodge. The combination of stunning scenery, exquisite accommodations, and top-notch service made this a standout destination in Patagonia. I left with cherished memories and a deep appreciation for the natural beauty and hospitality that this remarkable region has to offer.

We had a brilliant stay and was planning to extend but got called back to the UK urgently. There are many highlights and absolutely loved the lodge and cabin. Brilliant location, lovely set up, great facilities and views. Also good food and wine. Ruben, the manager couldn't have been more helpful and I pushed the limits due to issues outside our control. He helped us before we arrived as we were very uncertain as to whether we would be able to get there let alone to Chile and then when we got there couldn't have had a better host and felt like a friend. Thanks Ruben and we wish you and your wife all the best for the future. You have a great place. Some more information that may help others. This part of Northern Patagonia/ Carretera Austral is an adventure in itself to get to, that's part of the fun. There are 3 ways in unless you have the time to come up from the South. Either a 4.5hr ferry from Chiloe island, 12hr from Puerto Montt or the 4.5hr double ferry via Hornopiren. We did a circle with the shorter ferries. From Chaiten it is a 2 hr drive, half on very good dirt road and half on tarmac, we had a higher clearance 2 wheel drive and no probs just watch your speed. I looked at every place along the Futuleufu and Puyahuapi roads and this stood out. It is not one of the few $500+ a night places or at the other end the cheaper in town hostels. It sits in the middle and pretty much unique. It is in a great location for rafting and if you can I think you have to do this while you are there. Futuleufu is 30 mins drive, part of which is tarmac. Enjoy