A misty island of stilt houses (palafitos), UNESCO wooden churches, and seafood.
The large, misty island of Chiloé has its own folklore and architecture: brightly painted palafitos on stilts over the water, sixteen UNESCO-listed wooden churches, and the hearty seafood stew curanto.
It’s a moody, distinctive detour off the southern road.
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