Travel in Chile
Tailor-made

A territory shaped by extremes

Between the Andes mountain range and the Pacific Ocean, Chile stretches out its 4,300 kilometers of striking contrasts. The breath of Patagonian wind sweeps across the blue glaciers of the south while the Tatio geysers spew their scorching steam into the icy air of the Altiplano. This extraordinary geography shapes a country where each region reveals a different face: the golden vineyards of the central valley, the carved fjords of the Carretera Austral, the pink flamingos of the Atacama salt flat.

Here, Mapuche culture perpetuates its ancestral traditions in temperate forests, while Santiago vibrates to the rhythm of an embraced modernity. Premium wines mature in the shadow of snow-capped peaks, and poets like Neruda drew their inspiration from this land of contrasts.

What to absolutely see in Chile?

The Atacama Desert offers its Martian landscapes where the Tatio geysers gush at dawn and colorful lagoons shelter pink flamingos. The lakes and volcanoes region reveals its thousand-year-old araucaria forests and natural hot springs. Further south, Chilean Patagonia fascinates with the Torres del Paine park and its granite peaks, the glaciers of the South ice field, and the mythical Land of Fire. Easter Island, lost in the Pacific, jealously guards its mysteries through the moai that have contemplated the ocean for centuries.

What type of trip to choose?

Chile lends itself to tailor-made trips of 15 to 21 days to embrace its geographical diversity. Lovers of wide open spaces will favor an itinerary combining Atacama and Patagonia, while wine tourism enthusiasts will explore the vineyards of Casablanca and Colchagua. The average budget ranges between 3,500 and 5,000 euros per person, depending on the level of services and destinations included. Active travelers will appreciate treks in Torres del Paine or the climbing of Andean volcanoes.