• Chiloé Island (Spanish: Isla de Chiloé, pronounced [tʃiloˈe], locally [ʃiloˈe]) also known as Greater Island of Chiloé (Isla Grande de Chiloé)...
  • There’s only 2 km separating the island of Chiloé from Chile, but that small distance has been enough to make the islands pretty different to the mainland.
  • Try the traditional curanto dish that includes seafood and other ingredients such as the Chiloé potato, cooked in a hot stones pit.
  • Hiç şüphe yok ki, Chiloé hayatımızda derin bir iz bıraktı ve onun etkisini anlamak, etrafımızdaki dünyayı anlamak için çok önemli.
  • Isla Grande de Chiloé is South America's fifth-largest island and is home to a fiercely independent, seafaring people.
  • This park is situated in the western region of the Isla Grande de Chiloé (Grand Island of Chiloé), which is an extension of the divided coastal mountain range.
  • Hicimos una excursión a la isla de Chiloé desde Puerto varas. ... No merece la pena conocer Chiloé con esta agencia y no lo recomendamos.
  • Its enviroment is practically virgin soil, most of which is part of the Chiloe National Park, which offers a natural and traditional scenary.
  • Charles Darwin arrived in Chiloe on 28 June 1834 and was based there for six months, writing about his impressions of southern Chile in his diaries.
  • For over three hundred years, Chiloé was isolated from mainland Chile owing to the fierce resistance of the mainland Mapuche to European colonists.