Yumbel, located in Chile’s Biobío region, is a charming tourist destination known for its rich cultural heritage and natural surroundings. This town, famous for its Feast of the Virgin of Candelaria, attracts thousands of pilgrims and visitors each year who come to celebrate in honor of the town's patroness. The festival, held in February, combines religious devotion with folk traditions, offering music, dance, and a variety of local products.
In addition to its vibrant culture, Yumbel is surrounded by stunning nature. Visitors can explore beautiful landscapes of hills, rivers, and native forests. The nearby Laguna del Laja National Park provides opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, and birdwatching in a breathtaking natural environment.
Yumbel is also known for its agricultural production, particularly in fruits and vegetables. Tourists can enjoy local cuisine, which features traditional dishes and fresh produce from the area. Just 20 minutes from Los Ángeles, Yumbel is the perfect destination for those seeking an authentic experience in southern Chile.
The oldest Malbec vines in Chile
One of the most important wineries in the Bio Bio region.
Viña Cerro Alto's winery is located in the Parcela La Cruzada in Rio Claro, in the commune of Yumbel.
Visits from: 100€
Six Generations, One Passion.