Adventure Travel with Cyril Christensen - Chiloe Natural

Area/TopicChile, Chiloe IslandCyril ChristensenDirectorChiloe NaturalCyril is originally from Santiago de Chile. With a bilingual background he studied forestry and his first job was as a Park Ranger for the Chilean Forest Service. He then worked in the cruise industry as a Photographer and met his wife in the city of La Serena in Chile. Together they moved to the remote island of Chiloe as English teachers and offered experiences to visitors visiting their beloved country. Today, after a decade of running unique tours they run one of the most important tour operators in Chiloe focusing on local communities, nature, and sustainability.https://www.chiloenatural.com/SummaryCyril Christensen, founder of Chiloe Natural, shares his passion for Chiloé Island and the unique experiences it offers. He discusses the history and significance of the wooden churches in Chiloé, which have been declared World Heritage sites by UNESCO. Cyril also highlights the adventure travel opportunities in Chiloé, including kayaking, horseback riding, and culinary experiences. He advises travelers to dress in layers due to the unpredictable weather in Chile and shares tips for dealing with insects in the area. Cyril emphasizes that Chiloé is a destination worth exploring and offers both guided and self-guided options for visitors.TakeawaysChiloé Island is known for its wooden churches, which have been declared World Heritage sites by UNESCO.Chiloé offers a wide range of adventure travel opportunities, including kayaking, horseback riding, and culinary experiences.Travelers to Chiloé should be prepared for the unpredictable weather and dress in layers.Chiloé is a destination that can be explored independently or with the assistance of a tour operator. Learn more about the Big World Made Small Podcast and join our private community to get episode updates, special access to our guests, and exclusive adventure travel offers on our website.