Dalcahue

Most days travelers in the laid-back port town of Dalcahue stop only long enough to board the ferry that deposits them 15 minutes later on Isla Quinchao. But the artisan market here is a worthy stop, if only to sample the local food. Dalcahue is a pleasant coastal town—one that deserves a longer visit.

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