Audio Guide of Calle-Calle

Access to the Calle-Calle River waterfront is a public space open 24 hours a day, ideal for evening or morning walks. However, if you are interested in tourist boat rides, the vessels at Schuster Pier generally operate between 10:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.

Walking along the Science Waterfront and strolling by the river is completely free and open to everyone. Costs apply only if you choose to book catamaran or tourist boat services, with prices ranging from CLP 5,000 to CLP 15,000 per person depending on the route.

For a relaxed walk enjoying the scenery and taking photos, allow at least 45 to 60 minutes. If you plan to include a river cruise and a visit to the Market, we suggest setting aside 2 to 3 hours for a complete experience.

It is the city's vital artery, famous for enduring and reshaping itself after the great 1960 earthquake, changing the local geography. It is also the setting of the iconic Valdivian Night, a century-old tradition of decorated boats that celebrates the region's river identity.

The best time is during summer (January and February) to enjoy cultural events and pleasant weather. The ideal time of day is at sunset, when you can admire the sun reflecting on the river and the illumination of the bridges.

Yes, Valdivia's renovated waterfront features smooth, wide paving and access ramps along most of its length. It is a very friendly place to explore in a wheelchair or with baby strollers without major difficulty.

You are in the tourist center; just a few steps away you will find the famous Riverside Market with its sea lions. Crossing Pedro de Valdivia Bridge, you can quickly reach Teja Island and its historic museums.

Always bring a windbreaker jacket, as the river breeze can be cool even in summer. Don't forget to try the artisan chocolates in nearby shops, and use an audio guide to discover the hidden stories of every corner as you walk.