Mercado Ancud

Place to buy souvenirs and eat delicious dishes typical of the area... They close around 19:00. Although if you are late, there may be no fish or seafood, since all we ate was a fresquito the jaiba cake a pleasure we went with the children and a great attention. The price per plate was between $6,000 to $9,500.

It is a small market with crafts, tipical food, seafood. The restaurants are not cheap, about 20 USD per person, but you can eat the tipical plate from Chiloe: curanto

It has a lot of craftsmanship, although they must wear simple because they have no card payment... There are a variety of floodgates from several places so if they didn't get to buy in some localities they can buy there before crossing the channel

Mostly the same stuff you see everywhere on Chiloe, including a lot of imported stuff from Peru. Just more of it. The market in Dalcahue that only sells items made in Chiloe is more interesting.

A big market with many shops essentially selling the same things. It's great for cheap souvenirs, but no fine quality items here.