Fuerte Bulnes

{"insert": "60 km south of the city of Punta Arenas, is located this historical reconstruction of the fort where Chile established the first Patagonian settlement and took possession of the Strait of Magellan. In its route we will go to the shores of the Strait, it is also possible to see the Commerson's dolphin and sea lions. On its coast we will observe Rinconada Bulnes, a small fishing village, from where the boats leave to fish for the different mollusks and fish that are very abundant in this area. We will arrive at our destination crossing a lush forest of Coigues and an abundant Patagonian flora and fauna, we will enjoy this historical reconstruction made of wood logs and pasture land where the Chapel, the Arms Room and the Jail stand out. We will go back in time to recall the rich history of Fuerte Bulnes."},{"insert": "HISTORY", "attributes":{"bold":true},{"insert":"\nLocated on the shore of the Strait of Magellan, 62 km south of the city of Punta Arenas, it is a historical reconstruction. It is a historical reconstitution, founded in October 1843, on the rocky hill of Santa Ana, which dominates the Strait. In this place it is possible to admire the flora and fauna and to find a great variety of birds, although the remains of the fort that gave origin to the original population of Patagonia are not preserved intact, the fort is a reconstruction that invites us to enjoy the southern wonders with airs of the past.]