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Volcanic Caves
It is literally a walk under the earth. It has a glacial-volcanic origin—formed by lava flowing onto a great mass of ice that when melted left a kind of tunnel 1300 feet (400 m) long
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Saltos de Agua cerca de Pucón
La fuerza de las cascadas de aguas es otro de los atractivos más visitados en lo sectores aledaños a Pucón. El acceso a ellos y su entorno están rodeados de abundante naturaleza, de bosques nativos que se ven alimentados por sus aguas puras y cristalinas. No son lugares aptos para nadar sino más bien para la contemplación y la fotografía.
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Quelhue Walkway
Through this walkway you arrive to the indigenous reduction of the Quelhue sector. The Kui-Kui Fair opens next to it, displaying Mapuche craftwork. (Open December to February.)
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The Caburgua Springs (Ojos del Caburga)
It is beautiful for the intense turquoise blue of its water. The flow of water corresponds to the undercurrents from the Caburgua Lake originated by a volcanic block.
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Villarrica Lake
Its environment and the calmness of its water is most appreciated in its full splendor during the Autumn. On the side of Pucon there are two official beaches. One called La Poza, with the municipal dock and the port authority, and the other known as Playa Grande, with coarse volcanic sand.
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Villarica Volcano
Known as Rucapillan, a Mapuche word in their language Mapudungun, that means house of the sprits or the devil.
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Tours, Sights & Activities 
