Exhilerating Chile

Witness the beauty of Chile’s landscapes, starting with a sunrise in the otherworldly Moon Valley and stargazing under some of the clearest night skies. Stand in awe at the El Tatio Geysers' early-morning mist, or hike through the Rainbow Valley’s vibrant terrain. Relax in the Puritama hot springs, and admire the mirror-like reflections of the Chaxa, Miscanti, and Miñiques lagoons. Don’t miss the Tara Salt Flats, where flamingos and dramatic rock formations create a stunning desert oasis.

Easter Island’s iconic moai statues are one of the world’s greatest archaeological mysteries.  UNESCO calls the moai “one of the most remarkable cultural phenomena in the world,” but your Easter Island adventure offers much more. Relax on the white sands of Playa de Anakena, hunt for petroglyphs at Orongo, or enjoy horseback riding at Terevaka. 

A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, is the crown jewel of Chilean Patagonia. Still largely untouched, this remote region offers some of the world’s most stunning natural beauty, from diverse ecosystems to spectacular wildlife. The park is home to breathtaking mountains like the Torres del Paine towers, the Cuernos del Paine peaks, and the vast Paine Massif. With four glaciers and numerous lakes, each more stunning than the last, the park’s beauty is unparalleled. 

Santiago is a vibrant, cosmopolitan city brimming with festivals, flavors, and culture. Surrounded by the Andes and just a short drive from the coast and wine regions.  The city’s diversity shines through its contrasting neighborhoods, modern infrastructure, and lively atmosphere. Explore funky shops, indulge in incredible food, and enjoy the vibrant nightlife. 

Chile’s wine regions are an agricultural paradise, producing world-renowned vintages in picturesque central valleys. The best time to visit is during the grape harvest in March and April, perfect for enjoying long lunches and tastings under the sun. Many of Chile's tasting rooms are architectural gems, offering just as much of a “wow” factor inside as the landscapes outside.

The Chilean Lake District offers stunning landscapes with glacial lakes, forests, volcanoes, and rivers teeming with wildlife. It's a hub for outdoor adventures like hiking, rafting, and kayaking, as well as rich in culture, with Mapuche communities, fishing villages, and German architecture.  A short ferry ride from Puerto Montt takes you to Isla Grande de Chiloé, where colorful "palafitos" dot the shore. Explore its Valdivian forests, visit Castro’s historic San Francisco Church, and try the local delicacy, curanto. Chiloé is also home to penguins, best seen between October and March.