Villarrica Volcano

Dominating the landscape of Southern Chile, Villarrica Volcano, with a history spanning 3,500 years, is an active volcano featuring a 1.2-mile (2-kilometer) wide crater that frequently emits billowing clouds of smoke and vivid orange lava. At its base, Villarrica Lake reflects the majestic peak, surrounded by charming towns that provide breathtaking views and serve as ideal starting points for a variety of activities, including climbing, hiking, skiing, and watersports.

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Villarrica Volcano