Caleta Angelmó
A seaside fishing port and handicraft market in Puerto Montt, and the top place to try curanto, a signature dish of southern Chile, as well as seafood.
About 3 km west of central Puerto Montt, a row of seafood stalls by the sea sells mussels, giant barnacles (picoroco), sea urchins and salmon. Upstairs, small eateries (cocinerías) serve curanto (seafood, meat and potatoes stewed together in one pot) and seafood soup at affordable prices. Across from them is a Chiloé-style craft street selling wool goods and wood carvings. From the pier you can take a boat across to Tenglo Island. It is about 25 km from Puerto Varas and can be reached by minibus in about 30 minutes. Keep an eye on your belongings.
Opening hours
About 09:00–18:00
Nearby sights
- Puerto Varas Lakeside Promenade
- Sacred Heart Church of Puerto Varas
- Cerro Philippi
- Casa Kuschel & Heritage Houses
- Lake Llanquihue
- Teatro del Lago
- German Colonial Museum of Frutillar
- Frutillar