The misty, rolling hillsides of Carmen Island's 750 acres offer a unique opportunity for a temperate sporting lodge right in the path of many international cruises.

Red deer abound in Carmen's ancient old growth rainforests of giant Arrayane, Tepas and white-flowered Tineo trees. The landscape is hilly, and aside from the rich woodland one will find broad prairie, bamboo thickets and a multitude of exquisite Chilcos, the wildflower from which the garden Fuschia is derived.

The high elevation of the island offers sweeping, expansive views across the surrounding water, which is a popular refuge for large blue whales and an excellent area for sport fishing. A bungalow lodge and a basic wharf are present on the island, and with the impending construction of the major Austral Highway on the coast, Carmen is an ideal spot for a tourist resort destination. The land has no mortgages or burdens of any kind, available for outright freehold purchase.