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The yellow boat moored on the lake shore, with the forest and the snow-capped Osorno volcano behind it, under long streaks of cloud.
The view from the restaurant door: the lawn, the stone path down to the dock gate, the moored boat, the lake and the Osorno volcano.

Sazón de Laura, Petrohué: First, the boat.Then, the table.You’ve arrived atSazón de Laura.

Home-style Chilean cooking in Petrohué, facing the Osorno volcano. Free boat crossing, there and back.

Home-style Chilean cooking with fresh produce, on the shores of Lake Todos los Santos. First the boat; then, the table.

Directions to the dock (opens Google Maps)
See the menuGetting here

This is the view waiting at your table

We’re in Petrohué, across the lake. We cook Chilean food with fresh, homemade ingredients: wild boar, salmon, trout, pot roast and, for dessert, the dessert of the day.

There’s wine, craft draught beer and pisco sour. And if the day turns grey, even better: the kuchen of the day with a hot cup of tea, watching the rain fall on the lake.

We’re pet friendly.

A dessert on a white plate over a woven place mat; behind it, through the big window, the Osorno volcano above the forest.
A dessert facing the Osorno volcano.

The menu

Starter

  • Salad

Main
courses

  • Wild Boar -$18,000
  • Salmon -$15,000
  • Trout -$15,000
  • Pot Roast -$14,000
  • Grilled Chicken -$13,000
  • Vegetarian Menu -$11,000
  • Kids’ Menu -$8,000

Sides
Potatoes and/or Rice of the Day

Drinks

  • Soft Drinks -$2,900
  • Fresh Juices -$5,000
  • Craft Draught Beer -$5,500
  • Bottle of Wine from -$12,000
  • Glass of Wine -$4,000
  • Pisco Sour -$4,500
  • Bottled Beer -$4,500

Coffee and
desserts

  • Coffee -$3,000
  • Tea -$2,500

Desserts of the day.

Cash and/or Bank Transfer

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Prices from the printed menu at the restaurant, in Chilean pesos (CLP).

What awaits you

If the weather’s on your side, stay outside for a while and take in the water and the volcano.

The snow-capped Osorno volcano seen from the water, above the forest on the shore.
The Osorno, seen from the water.
The lake and the Osorno volcano from the restaurant lawn, behind a wooden fence, with a boat moored on the shore.
The lake and the volcano from the lawn. Photo: Sofí Martínez on Google Maps.
A long wooden table with lanterns on the lawn, by the dock gate; behind it, the boats and the lake.
The long table by the dock.
The snow-capped Osorno volcano rises above the trees; below, the lawn and the dark wooden dining hall with its zinc roof.
The volcano rising above the trees, beside the dining hall. Photo: Jhon Araneda on Google Maps.
The Sazón de Laura wooden cabin, with the sign on its front, the red door and the stone path.
The cabin, with the sign by the entrance.
Inside the dining room: wooden tables with woven place mats and, through the big window, the Osorno volcano above the forest.
Inside, the big window looks out at the Osorno. Photo: Sofí Martínez on Google Maps.
Sunset from the restaurant lawn: boats on the beach, the lake and the Osorno volcano on the right.
Sunset from the lawn, with the Osorno on the right.

Reviews from those who crossed

4.2 out of 5 on Google, from 88 reviews. Translated from Spanish. Read the originals on Google Maps (opens Google Maps)

Guests waving from the boat on the lake.
Guests waving from the boat.

  • “…it all starts with a boat crossing with don Fernando (a big hug to him), and then the team welcomes you and takes your order. I recommend the wild boar and the spicy potatoes with a draught beer…”

    Carlos
    5 out of 5 on Google, February 2026

  • “To get there they take you by boat to the other side of the river. It’s a short ride and there’s no extra charge. The restaurant is lovely and the view is spectacular, and even though we had a very rainy day, it made the experience even better: you can hear the rain pounding and it looks beautiful from inside…”

    Ivica
    5 out of 5 on Google, April 2025

  • “…What a great idea, crossing the river by boat to get there! The staff are excellent. Totally recommended.”

    Diego
    5 out of 5 on Google, January 2026

  • “Excellent service, and every dish was delicious and full of flavour…”

    Teresa
    5 out of 5 on Google, February 2026

Getting here

  1. Step 1: To Petrohué. Take Route 225 from Puerto Varas all the way to the Port of Petrohué, where the road ends.

  2. Step 2: The boat. On the shore, look for the San Lorenzo boat: it takes you across to the other side for free.

  3. Step 3: The way back. Whenever you want to head back, just say so and they’ll take you across again.

Coming as a group, or have a question?

Before you come, message us to check the opening hours and arrange the boat.

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Petrohué, Lake Todos los SantosVH5W+9Q, Petrohue, Puerto Varas, Los LagosDirections to the Port of Petrohué (opens Google Maps)Sazón de Laura on Google Maps (opens Google Maps)
Map of the crossing: Route 225 runs from Puerto Varas to the Port of Petrohué, on the north bank of the Petrohué River where it leaves Lake Todos los Santos. The boat crosses the river, free of charge, to Sazón de Laura on the south bank. The Osorno volcano lies to the northwest.
The yellow boat coming in to the dock while someone waits on the beach.
The boat coming in to the dock. Photo: Miguel Ángel Martinez Toledo on Google Maps.