Hernan Canicula member of the Raquituhue community, said that the two communities provide tourist services and they offer “craft productions, always linked to the environment of our ‘wallmapu’ (Mapuche territory. in their language), as homemade sweets, elderberry, rosehip, apple or strawberrydepending on the season, and also produce alfajores of pine nuts and araucarias“.
He also said that they do “garden crops such as lettuce, tomato and other varieties that grow in the area, where a percentage is produced for own consumption and another part for sale to the public”.
In addition to the offer of processed products and cropsdevelop “activities that also have to do with trekking, walks and horseback riding”. Along the same lines, she explained that “We are always subject to what is the regulation of Parks [nacionales] as a rule of any product that is offered both tourist and craft”.
The communities maintain a co-management agreement with the National Parks Administrationsince 2000, when a new relationship was proposed based on that organism.
The rates of the services are according to the days and activities that the tourists want. Those interested can consult and book through the Facebook account “Camping Bay Cañicul” or on the phone 02972 50-7659.
Source: Ambito
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