From the pristine coastline and expansive Atacama Desert in the north to the lush, evergreen forests in the south, travelers can traverse salt flats, witness the awe-inspiring ice fields of Patagonia, and meander through fertile valleys, biosphere reserves, and national parks. 

Unwinding in northern oases and revitalizing amidst southern landscapes with native Araucaria await those seeking a break. The immensity of the sea, lakes, and rivers, surrounded by the omnipresent Andes Mountains and volcanoes, offers breathtaking moments. 

Travelers can also discover unique wildlife, from small pudus to giant whales, in marine reserves and national parks. Click on the image to the right for a curated one-day nature itinerary.

Nature

Chile offers adrenaline enthusiasts and nature lovers an unparalleled experience. 

Whether skiing down mountains and volcanoes, practicing water sports in the Pacific Ocean, or exploring trekking trails in the vast Andes Mountains, the country provides a thrilling adventure. From high-altitude hikes in the Altiplano to mountaineering circuits in Torres del Paine National Park, Chile caters to diverse preferences. 

For sport fishing enthusiasts, Patagonian rivers and lakes present an opportunity to catch famous trout in one of the world's best fly-fishing locations, all set against a backdrop of breathtaking natural beauty.

Adventure and Sports

In Chile your clients can savor a culinary adventure featuring exquisite seafood, diverse land-based dishes, and sophisticated preparation, all paired with quality wines. 

Visitors can explore the rich blend of ancient traditions, indigenous ingredients, and European influences in Chilean cuisine, especially along the bountiful Pacific coast. 

Renowned wine valleys like Colchagua and Santa Cruz offer captivating winery experiences, while the Maipo Valley near Santiago stands out for its expansive land and exceptional Cabernet Sauvignon wines.

Wine and Gastronomy

Your clients can explore Chile's diverse cultural heritage as they delve into the customs of the Aymara people in the Altiplano and the traditions of the Mapuche culture in the south-central region. 

They can sleep in a traditional ruca, savor local dishes, and immerse themselves in unique experiences. On Easter Island (Rapa Nui), they can witness the enigmatic moais and absorb the island's rich culture. 

In Chiloé, they can hear captivating legends, visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and participate in traditional festivals, such as grape harvests, the La Tirana festival, and the Carnival With the Strength of the Sun in the north. 

Click on the image to the right for a 4-day cultural itinerary to Santiago and Valparaíso.

Culture

When night falls, constellations, planets, and shooting stars grace the pristine Chilean skies, renowned as the cleanest in the entire southern hemisphere. Travelers can seize the opportunity of over 300 clear days a year and minimal light pollution in northern Chile to witness this celestial spectacle amidst nature. For a closer encounter with the stars, numerous astronomical observatories welcome visitors.

In La Serena, Valle del Elqui, San Pedro de Atacama, Antofagasta, and Iquique, agencies provide transport, accommodation, and observation equipment. True astronomy enthusiasts shouldn't miss the chance to explore world-class scientific observatories like ALMA, Tololo, and Paranal, where cutting-edge technology unveils the mysteries of the universe.

Astrotourism

For travelers seeking tranquility, Chile offers a rejuvenating retreat with over 270 hot springs nestled in lush landscapes and by snow-capped mountains. Visitors can immerse themselves in waters exceeding 30° as rain falls, and indulge in a hot stone massage to conclude their relaxation.

Your clients can also explore healing treatments like reflexology, herbal baths, biomagnetism, and reiki, or engage in rejuvenating practices such as yoga classes and Chinese medicine exercises, allowing their journey to be a holistic and revitalizing escape in Chile.

Thermal baths and Wellness