Marble Caves (Cuevas de Mármol)
Some places seem painted—too beautiful to exist in reality. The Marble Caves in Chilean Patagonia are exactly that: white marble walls polished by water over millennia reflect the turquoise lake, creating a surreal play of light and color. When a boat glides inside the cave, it feels like entering another dimension.
Geology of Wonder
The Marble Caves (Cuevas de Mármol) formed in marble deposits on the shore of Lake General Carrera—South America's second-largest lake, shared between Chile and Argentina. For 6,000 years, lake waves eroded the marble peninsula, creating a labyrinth of caves, ar...