Chile Tours and Trips

If you're looking for a country where every corner offers something unforgettable, Chile is the place to be. Picture yourself hiking through the jaw-dropping Torres del Paine, where jagged peaks rise above crystal-clear lakes. Or imagine standing in the Atacama Desert, surrounded by vast salt flats and geysers that make you feel like you're on another planet. Wander the colorful streets of Valparaíso, where every corner is an explosion of street art and ocean views. Feast on fresh seafood by the coast, or sip wine in the Maipo Valley, surrounded by endless vineyards. Whether you're chasing adventure in Patagonia, exploring quirky towns, or simply soaking in stunning views, Chile has experiences that will leave you in awe.

Chile is home to some of the most stunning destinations in South America. Torres del Paine National Park in Patagonia is a must-visit, offering dramatic landscapes with glaciers, turquoise lakes, and towering peaks. The Atacama Desert dazzles with its otherworldly salt flats, vibrant pink flamingos, and the surreal Valle de la Luna. Valparaíso, a colorful port city, is famous for its winding streets full of street art, charming hills, and panoramic ocean views. For wine lovers, the Maipo Valley is the perfect place to taste some of Chile’s finest wines while surrounded by scenic vineyards. Finally, don’t miss Easter Island, a remote paradise known for its mysterious Moai statues and rich Polynesian culture.

Read our article on the best places to visit in Chile for more information.

Chile offers a range of exciting tour activities that showcase its diverse landscapes. A wine-tasting tour in the Maipo Valley is a must for wine lovers, where you can sip world-class reds while taking in stunning vineyard views. For adventure seekers, a glacier trekking tour in Torres del Paine allows you to explore pristine ice fields and dramatic mountain scenery. Discover the beauty of the Atacama Desert with a guided stargazing tour under some of the clearest skies on Earth. In Valparaíso, a city tour will take you through colorful streets, historic funiculars, and vibrant murals. For a truly unique experience, take a boat tour to Easter Island, where you can marvel at the ancient Moai statues and the island’s breathtaking landscapes.

For more information, check out our guide on things to do in Chile.

The best time to visit Chile is during spring (September–November) and fall (March–May) when the weather is pleasant and perfect for exploring. Summer (December–February) is ideal for visiting Patagonia and the Atacama Desert, offering warm temperatures and clear skies. If you’re interested in skiing or snow activities, winter (June–August) is the best time to head to the Andes. The northern regions, including Easter Island, are great to visit year-round, with mild temperatures and plenty of sunshine.

For a seasonal overview, check out our guide on the best time to visit Chile.

For a complete Chilean experience, 10 to 14 days is ideal. This allows you to explore the highlights, including Patagonia’s Torres del Paine, the Atacama Desert, and the vibrant city of Valparaíso. You’ll also have time to enjoy a wine tour in the Maipo Valley and venture to Easter Island for a unique cultural experience. If you have less time, a week can still give you a taste of Chile’s cities and one or two natural wonders.

Read our guide on how many days to spend in Chile for more information.

Since Chile offers a variety of landscapes, pack for different climates. Comfortable walking shoes are essential for exploring cities like Santiago and hiking in places like Torres del Paine. Don’t forget a warm jacket for cooler evenings, especially in Patagonia, and lightweight clothing for sunny days in the Atacama Desert. Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat will protect you from the strong sun, and a reusable water bottle is handy for staying hydrated during your adventures. If you’re visiting the beach or hotel pools, bring a swimsuit as well.

You can make sustainable choices while traveling in Chile by opting for local food, supporting small businesses, and avoiding single-use plastics. Use eco-friendly sunscreens and carry a reusable water bottle to reduce waste. For a more responsible holiday, consider booking tours with sustainable travel partners like Bookmundi, which helps in carbon offsetting of every tour. Fly with eco-conscious airlines and support local initiatives, like Sustainable Chile, which focuses on preserving the country's natural beauty and promoting responsible tourism. These simple actions can help protect Chile’s rich culture and environment for future generations.