Tierra Caracol

Tierra Caracol operates as a permaculture and agritourism experiential center situated in a farming area on the outskirts of Trevelin. Beyond being an accommodation, it is a space dedicated to the development and education of sustainable and regenerative ways of life. The offering is grounded in a family farm that produces agroecological food for the local community, integrating rest with environmental awareness.

Setting and sustainable philosophy

The property’s surroundings are shaped by the logic of organic production and respect for natural cycles. The management of the place places emphasis on concretely verifiable ecological practices, such as the reuse of grey water for irrigation and the use of composting dry toilets — a technique that avoids the generation of black water and returns essential nutrients to the soil. This approach transforms the stay into an immersive experience within an ecosystem that seeks harmony with the earth.

The accommodation offering

The accommodation options include units such as yurts integrated into the dynamics of the farm, designed for those seeking a deep connection with the Patagonian landscape. The facilities offer basic services such as wifi and private parking, but their defining feature is their integration with the property’s agroecological production. The space is designed to facilitate rest that does not disconnect from the productive and educational activity of the center.

Traveler profile

This accommodation is well suited to travelers interested in agritourism, permaculture, and sustainable ways of life. It is a destination that works well for people looking to learn about garden design, permaculture consultancy, or who simply wish to experience a stay on an ecological country farm. The offering is complemented by activities such as guided visits and the possibility of connecting with ancestral experiences, including the use of the temazcal, which draws an audience oriented toward wellbeing and ecology.