The longest and thinnest country in the world here in South America.
From the altiplano to the unexplored southern territories of the end of the world.
Dec to March
Jun to Aug
From the streets of Santiago to the vastness of the Atacama, Chile offers a variety of experiences. Patagonia boasts dramatic peaks and glaciers. Indulge in wine regions that blend with the splendour of the Andes. Stargaze in Elqui, discover Easter Island, savour the delights of Valparaiso – Chile promises an unforgettable experience.
Ancient Mapuche traditions mix with modern vibes. Enjoy seafood and Sauvignon Blanc. Explore Atacama’s surreal landscapes, Chiloé’s palafitos.
Chile: a magical journey for the senses and the heart.
Planning a trip to Chile is super interesting due to the wide variety of activities you can do.
Surely you will find a thematic activity of your preference.
From the desert of Atacama to the cold areas of Punta Arenas, Chile awaits you with a travel style that that you are going to love.
Atacama DesertChilePre - Post Cruise 
Atacama DesertChilePatagonia It doesn’t matter if you plan to visit the Atacama Desert for 2 days or for more than 15! It is a destination so rich in experiences that it adapts to you perfectly. Whether to get up at dawn to enjoy the spectacle starring the steam fumaroles from the craters of El Tatio as soon as the sun rises, or contemplate the strange rock formations and dunes of the Valle de la Luna, Valle de Marte and the Cordillera de la Salt.
With a sprawling area of 2,780,400 km² (1,073,518 sq miles), Chile is the second largest nation in South America. It proudly holds the title of the world’s longest country, stretching from the driest desert in the north to the breathtaking fjords and glaciers of Patagonia in the south.
Chile shares its borders and landscapes with Peru to the north, and Argentina to the east along the majestic Andes mountain range. The Pacific Ocean graces its western border, allowing for a stunning stretch of coastline that’s perfect for beach lovers and surf enthusiasts alike.
Within its vast territory, Chile offers an astonishing variety of landscapes. From the arid deserts of the Atacama to the fertile valleys of the central zone, each region offers a unique experience. Venture further south to discover the unspoilt beauty of the Lakes District, where emerald lakes and verdant forests create a captivating panorama. Finally, lose yourself in the enchanting wilderness of Patagonia, where colossal glaciers and untamed wilderness redefine the limits of natural splendour.
The best season for visiting Chile depends on whether you’re going to Patagonia, Atacama or Santiago.
Summer is the best time to visit Patagonia with warmer temperatures perfect for outdoor adventure.
December to March
Best time for excursions.
Busy season.
High temperatures during day.
June to August
Dress tips
It’s best to dress in layers.
Hat & Sunscreen (factor 35 or higher).
Waterproof coat / jacket or rain poncho.
Comfortable pants.
Insect repellent & personal medications.
Altitude Sickness
It is not unusual in the Andes.
Take it easy when you land in Atacama and try not to do anything too strenuous.
Check with your doctor before coming if in doubt.
Change & Payment Methods
A valid Passport.
Most countries in America and Western Europe do not require a visa.
Insurance information.
Change & Payment Methods
Peso Argentino.
Major credit cards are widely accepted.
Limits and Restrictions
Argentinean flights allow, as their restrictions are limited to 50 pounds (23 kg) per person.
Plug & Voltage
Argentina: 220 V – 60 Hz.
Plugs Type C / I
