August 21, 2013
Featured in Condé Nast Traveler Magazine
Read about us in the September 2013 issue of Condé Nast Traveler, where they deem our neck of the woods “The Real Patagonia” and recommend La Confluencia as an appealing place to stay and relax as part of the refugio circuit.
“The scene looks so idyllic – with sheep grazing amid timber huts and babbling brooks, against a backdrop of granite cliffs and puffy clouds – that I half expect a unicorn to prance over and offer me a ride to the front door.”
La Confluencia was developed by LEAF — the Land Ethic Action Foundation — as a model for sustainable, self-sufficient living in the Rio Azul Protected Natural Area, which forms a part of the world´s largest UNESCO Temperate Forest Biosphere Reserve.