Playa Lelbún is a beach located on the island of Chiloé in the Los Lagos Region of Chile, accessible via the J-60 route. The beach offers direct access to the Gulf of Corcovado, providing paddlers with expansive views across the water towards the Andes mountain range. The overall character is one of natural tranquility, situated within a rural coastal setting that offers a quiet and culturally local atmosphere. The beach is noted for its privileged vistas and is considered an ideal coastal sector. For paddlers, the primary put-in is directly from the sandy shore. The Gulf of Corcovado is a large, open body of water, so paddlers should anticipate exposure to wind and weather conditions common to the region. Notable sights from the water include the panoramic view of the distant Andes. The area is also associated with nearby natural features such as Laguna Pío-Pío and the rural sectors of Aituy and Detico, which could be potential landmarks or destinations for longer excursions. No information is available regarding specific paddling regulations, seasonal water temperatures, water quality, facilities for paddlers, or detailed hazards.