Chile may be a skinny stretch of a country along the coast of South America, but it is packed with exciting tours and activities. You absolutely can’t miss a trip to Torres Del Paine National Park where you can visit glaciers and hike its towering mountains. Stargazing in the Atacama Desert is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, along with a visit to the mysterious Easter Island.
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“We had a great time with Juan. We were told they were unable to secure an English speaking guide, but we decided to go with it anyway. It turns out Juan was a great English speaker and we were able to practice our Spanish while he practiced his English. He was a great guide, and taught us a lot about the country and wine culture. We had a good time at the beautiful wineries. We would definitely recommend this tour.”
Beautiful walking tour and friendly, knowledgable tour guide!
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“We truly enjoyed our tour with Macarena! She was hugely knowledgable and helped orient us to the city. It was a long tour but worth it as we saw a ton of beautiful street art and learned alot about the history of the city.”
Tourists sailing around the giant San Rafael glacier
A trip to Chile is all about getting close to nature, diversity and adventure. Chile is one of those few countries where you would love to take a wrong turn, for it might lead you to a hidden oasis, something that is unexplored by most travelers. It helps to make plans, but don’t be too stringent or driven by time. The ideal way to explore Chile is to take it slow and let your journey guide you to your destination.
Chile’s unique arrangement of the sea and the mountains ensures that it presents some of the clearest night skies in the world. Add to this the stunning natural beauty and you have the perfect destination to spend long nights in the arms of your loved one, doing nothing but naming stars looking at the night sky. Chile is also home to a number of national parks, including the Torres del Paine, home to a 3700 year old tree. Other attractions include Easter Island and its odd stone statues and the wonders of Moon Valley in the Atacama Desert.
There are hot deserts and beaches in Chile, but there are also mountains and glaciers. For a holiday in Chile, pack for all types of weather and try to dress in layers for long days out.
Many bank machines in Chile will not accept foreign bank cards. Do your research before the trip to find out which banks will work for you, and be sure to exchange money before you travel.
Colourful Chilean sunrises and sunsets are some of the most beautiful in the world. Take some siestas during the day so you get to experience both.
When dining in Chile, be prepared to eat slightly later than you are used to. Lunch in typically served around 2pm, while dinner is not eaten until anywhere from 8pm to 10pm. Chileans also have a snack time called 'once' - a light dinner of hot drinks and cakes. Chile is rich in food culture, so know what you must not miss to eat in Chile.
Earthquakes are very common in Chile, but there's no need to be alarmed. While you may feel a tremor or two during your visit, the country is built to withstand even large earthquakes.
Chile has seasonal weather so please do check up on the best time to visit Chile before planning your tour. And if you’re still hunting for more things to do in Chile and places to explore in Chile, do check out our Chile Travel Guide for more information.
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