Hours of Operation:
Every day from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Massages from 12:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Contact us:
+56 9 4472 6451
The spa is just a few steps from the Hotel, emplaced across from an amphitheater of mountains and waterfalls. Its architecture is notable for the warmth of the native lumber and volcanic rock that represent the natural heritage of Futangue Park. The name Triwe is a reference, in the Huilliche language, to the ancient bay trees that protect it with their shadows.
Spa inspired by the Valdivian Forest
Relax in the indoor pool climatized with outdoor air. Enjoy the firewood-fired sauna while you contemplate the spectacular landscapes. Recover from a day of excursions with a massage with native wood oils or bathe in the late afternoon in the outdoor pool with vistas of majestic mountains.
Many tourists visit Parque Futangue each year because it offers a rare combination of pristine nature and well-managed access. Visitors are drawn to its lush temperate rainforests, volcanic scenery, waterfalls, and clear rivers, which create spectacular landscapes for hiking, kayaking, and wildlife watching.
The park is also known for its high-quality eco-tourism experience, with carefully designed trails, guided activities, and sustainable lodging that let people explore nature without damaging it. Its peaceful, less-crowded environment compared to other destinations makes it especially attractive.
Additionally, the chance to see unique species and learn about conservation motivates travelers interested in nature and responsible tourism.
Parque Futangue is a privately protected natural reserve in southern Chile, located in the Andes near Lake Ranco. It preserves vast areas of temperate rainforest, volcanic landscapes, rivers, and native wildlife, including endangered species. Its importance for conservation lies in protecting biodiversity, restoring degraded ecosystems, and promoting sustainable tourism.
The park also supports scientific research and environmental education, helping people understand fragile ecosystems. By maintaining native forests and watersheds, it contributes to climate regulation and water conservation. Parque Futangue stands as a model of how private initiatives can complement public efforts in safeguarding nature.
