&Beyond Vira Vira

Built in honey-coloured wood, the communal areas are square and very cosy with enormous windows that frame views of the river, lagoon and evergreen forests. Inside, you'll find contemporary art, authentic tapestries, and traditional Mapuche pieces that create a sense of place. The food is fantastic, using homegrown or locally-sourced ingredients for buffet breakfasts and three-course lunches and dinners. The sommelier will also happily recommend one of their Chilean wines. On some nights, there are outdoor barbecues or, for more privacy, book the interactive Ruka kitchen.

Across the property, there are six lagoon-facing suites and 12 riverfront villas. With handwoven wall decor and floor-to-ceiling windows, the rooms were designed to showcase the beauty outside. The villas are split-level with a separate living room, wood-burning fireplace and plenty of blankets to keep you cosy. The suites open onto a private terrace, an idyllic spot to enjoy a morning cuppa or Pisco Sour whilst watching lava glow from a far-off volcano. There is also a self-contained hacienda with five bedrooms, a private chef and a guide.