Chile Escorted Tours and Guided Trips
Escorted tours in Chile are a great way to explore the country’s culture, history, and natural beauties with the help of local experts. Whether you are a seasoned traveler or on your first overseas adventure, you can make the most of your holiday in Chile. When you take a Chile escorted tour, you can expect exclusive experiences and benefit from your guide's wisdom and organizational skills. For example, planning a hiking trip around Chilean Patagonia might be difficult on your own, but with a guided tour, all services and logistics, including route permits, accommodation, and porterage, are taken care of.
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Most popular Guided Tours in Chile
Discover our most popular multiday guided and escorted tours in Chile — expertly led journeys offering cultural depth, insider knowledge, and a worry-free experience.
Patagonia’s majestic landscapes call to the adventurous spirit, and the Journeys: Discover Patagonia tour delivers a fourteen-day odyssey through Argentina and Chile’s wild south. Starting and ending in Buenos Aires, this wildlife trip is tailored for experienced travelers and seniors who desire both comfort and active exploration. Traverse from Bariloche to the iconic Torres del Paine National Park, marvel at the mighty Perito Moreno Glacier, and spot penguins in the Beagle Channel. The journey culminates with a tango lesson in Buenos Aires, blending natural and cultural highlights. The USP of this tour package is its diverse modes of travel—by foot, boat, and private vehicle—offering a comprehensive and immersive Patagonian experience with all arrangements smoothly handled.
14 days
Cycling enthusiasts with a spirit for adventure will find their paradise on the "Cycling the Lake District of Chile & Argentina" tour. This challenging, 13-day bicycle journey leads experienced travelers through the northern edge of Patagonia, offering a spectacular mix of paved and gravel routes across active volcanoes, turquoise lakes, and ancient forests. Along the way, spot Andean condors, cross the Andes twice, and soak up the cultural influences that shape both Chile and Argentina. Stay at a cozy ecolodge, enjoy catamaran rides, and embrace the challenge of exhilarating bike ascents. The USP? The rare chance to cycle some of South America’s most scenic and diverse landscapes, all while gaining unique insight into the region’s cultural tapestry.
13 days
For those who crave dramatic landscapes and a true trekking challenge, the Torres del Paine - The W Trek is a must. This six-day wildlife trip, starting and ending in Puerto Natales, Chile, is renowned among active travelers for its spectacular Patagonian scenery. Spend four days navigating the W Trek’s iconic paths through Grey Glacier, French Valley, and the legendary towers themselves. Each step reveals sweeping vistas and untamed wilderness, rewarding trekkers with both natural wonders and a sense of accomplishment. With accommodations, transport, and meals included, you can focus on the journey and your next awe-inspiring photo. The exceptional highlight: experiencing one of the world’s most celebrated treks, perfect for those who live for challenging adventures and breathtaking views.
6 days
For those who dream of wild, untamed frontiers, the End of the Earth tour is a two-week adventure through Patagonia’s raw beauty. Starting and ending in Buenos Aires, this wildlife journey is crafted for experienced travelers seeking a challenge. Trek through Torres del Paine, witness the power of the Perito Moreno Glacier, and hike the dramatic landscapes of Los Glaciares National Park. The tour’s unique edge is its access to stunning campsites and the expertise of local guides, ensuring you experience Patagonia’s splendor up close. With all logistics, meals, and accommodations included, this trip epitomizes exploration at the edge of the world.
14 days
If Patagonia’s wild beauty calls to you, the Torres del Paine - Full Circuit Trek delivers an epic, strenuous adventure across Chile’s most dramatic landscapes. Over 11 days, this self-guided trek challenges fit, thrill-seeking travelers and young adults to explore remote, less-visited corners of Torres del Paine National Park—think jagged peaks, roaring rivers, and windswept plains straight from a fantasy novel. Enjoy the camaraderie of a small group, top-notch mountain guides, and the freedom to focus on spotting condors or reveling in jaw-dropping vistas. The tour’s unique advantage is its comprehensive circuit route, offering access to areas few visitors see while maintaining a sense of accomplishment and wonder at every turn. This is the ultimate trip for trekking enthusiasts seeking adventure at the ends of the earth.
11 days
Chile’s narrow coastal strip stretches for 2,670mi (4,300km) and is dominated by the towering peaks of the Andes. Covering over half the length of South America, Chile has an unparalleled range of environments, from the highest, driest desert in the world, the dramatic Atacama, with its geysers and salt flats, to the fertile valleys and vineyards of central Chile. To the south lies the Lake District with picturesque, snow-capped volcanoes, deep-blue lakes and gushing waterfalls. Further south still, we reach Patagonia, a land of ice fields, mountains, glaciers and immense solitude.
13 days
Dreaming of Antarctica but short on time? The "Antarctic Express: Fly the Drake" trip delivers an unforgettable polar adventure without the lengthy sea crossing. This eight-day guided expedition begins and ends in Punta Arenas, Chile, and is ideal for experienced travelers eager for a taste of the world’s last great wilderness. By flying over the Drake Passage to King George Island, you skip days at sea and arrive refreshed, ready to explore the South Shetland Islands and Antarctic Peninsula.
Over the next four days, your cruise weaves among glacier-capped mountains, ice floes, and sparkling blue seas. Wildlife encounters are frequent—penguins, seals, whales, and seabirds become your constant companions as you journey to iconic sites such as Petermann Island, Neko Harbour, and the Gerlache Strait. Adventurous souls can scramble to viewpoints for breathtaking vistas, while visits to research stations and historic sites add fascinating context.
The unique selling point of this tour package is its swift, comfortable access to Antarctica, allowing you to experience the continent’s wonders in a compact timeframe. With all logistics, accommodation, and meals expertly handled, this is the perfect expedition for those seeking an easy yet immersive introduction to the polar world.
8 days
Patagonia is a wilderness region known for its luscious landscapes and staggering peaks and evokes images of massive glaciers, rugged mountains and wide open, star-lit skies. Join us for a short exploration around some of the best parts of Patagonia. A perfect trip for the adventurous at heart or for those who are just curious about this unique region of the world.
Stay in El Calafate, the interesting town that acts as a gateway to some of Patagonia’s awesome natural wonders, including Perito Moreno Glacier and Torres Del Paine National Park. Visit both of these awe-inspiring sites and enjoy the views and the guided tours.
Prepare to enjoy this true Patagonia adventure that discovers the best of Argentina and Chile.
5 days
Uncover Chile’s remarkable diversity on this 10-day small group tour, thoughtfully designed for those who appreciate a relaxed yet enriching travel experience. Begin in Santiago, a city framed by the Andes, where cultural and historic landmarks like Plaza de Armas and Santa Lucia Hill reveal the capital’s vibrant character. Fly south to Punta Arenas and journey into Patagonia, a region bursting with mountains, fjords, glaciers, and wild steppes. Continue north to the Atacama Desert, the driest place on Earth, and be awed by the otherworldly landscapes of Moon Valley—where colorful rock formations and vast salt flats create an almost lunar scene. This tour package stands out for its seamless blend of urban culture, Patagonian wilderness, and desert wonders, offering the perfect introduction for experienced travelers looking to experience Chile’s magic from end to end.
10 days
Chile’s extremes are yours to explore on the "Chile, Patagonian Lakes and Atacama Desert" tour—a 10-day guided journey designed for young adults ready for a moderate level of adventure. Starting in the dynamic capital of Santiago, you’ll experience the city’s fusion of colonial charm and modern vibrancy before heading north to the surreal San Pedro de Atacama. Here, vast salt flats, dramatic geysers, and otherworldly landscapes await.
The trip then transports you south to Chile’s picturesque lake district, where outdoor activities and breathtaking vistas abound. Marvel at the interplay between the Andes and the Pacific, and discover the region’s unique personality through both natural wonders and cultural highlights.
While domestic flights and national park fees are not included, everything else is arranged for you—accommodation, transport, and expert guidance—making this tour package a seamless way to uncover Chile’s stunning diversity. The USP? A curated cross-section of Chile’s most dramatic contrasts, from arid desert to lush lakes, ensuring an unforgettable adventure for those seeking the road less traveled.
10 days
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For those who crave dramatic landscapes and a true trekking challenge, the Torres del Paine - The W Trek is a must. This six-day wildlife trip, starting and ending in Puerto Natales, Chile, is renowned among active travelers for its spectacular Patagonian scenery. Spend four days navigating the W Trek’s iconic paths through Grey Glacier, French Valley, and the legendary towers themselves. Each step reveals sweeping vistas and untamed wilderness, rewarding trekkers with both natural wonders and a sense of accomplishment. With accommodations, transport, and meals included, you can focus on the journey and your next awe-inspiring photo. The exceptional highlight: experiencing one of the world’s most celebrated treks, perfect for those who live for challenging adventures and breathtaking views.
6 days
If Patagonia’s wild beauty calls to you, the Torres del Paine - Full Circuit Trek delivers an epic, strenuous adventure across Chile’s most dramatic landscapes. Over 11 days, this self-guided trek challenges fit, thrill-seeking travelers and young adults to explore remote, less-visited corners of Torres del Paine National Park—think jagged peaks, roaring rivers, and windswept plains straight from a fantasy novel. Enjoy the camaraderie of a small group, top-notch mountain guides, and the freedom to focus on spotting condors or reveling in jaw-dropping vistas. The tour’s unique advantage is its comprehensive circuit route, offering access to areas few visitors see while maintaining a sense of accomplishment and wonder at every turn. This is the ultimate trip for trekking enthusiasts seeking adventure at the ends of the earth.
11 days
Cycling enthusiasts with a spirit for adventure will find their paradise on the "Cycling the Lake District of Chile & Argentina" tour. This challenging, 13-day bicycle journey leads experienced travelers through the northern edge of Patagonia, offering a spectacular mix of paved and gravel routes across active volcanoes, turquoise lakes, and ancient forests. Along the way, spot Andean condors, cross the Andes twice, and soak up the cultural influences that shape both Chile and Argentina. Stay at a cozy ecolodge, enjoy catamaran rides, and embrace the challenge of exhilarating bike ascents. The USP? The rare chance to cycle some of South America’s most scenic and diverse landscapes, all while gaining unique insight into the region’s cultural tapestry.
13 days
Chile’s narrow coastal strip stretches for 2,670mi (4,300km) and is dominated by the towering peaks of the Andes. Covering over half the length of South America, Chile has an unparalleled range of environments, from the highest, driest desert in the world, the dramatic Atacama, with its geysers and salt flats, to the fertile valleys and vineyards of central Chile. To the south lies the Lake District with picturesque, snow-capped volcanoes, deep-blue lakes and gushing waterfalls. Further south still, we reach Patagonia, a land of ice fields, mountains, glaciers and immense solitude.
13 days
Dreaming of Antarctica but short on time? The "Antarctic Express: Fly the Drake" trip delivers an unforgettable polar adventure without the lengthy sea crossing. This eight-day guided expedition begins and ends in Punta Arenas, Chile, and is ideal for experienced travelers eager for a taste of the world’s last great wilderness. By flying over the Drake Passage to King George Island, you skip days at sea and arrive refreshed, ready to explore the South Shetland Islands and Antarctic Peninsula.
Over the next four days, your cruise weaves among glacier-capped mountains, ice floes, and sparkling blue seas. Wildlife encounters are frequent—penguins, seals, whales, and seabirds become your constant companions as you journey to iconic sites such as Petermann Island, Neko Harbour, and the Gerlache Strait. Adventurous souls can scramble to viewpoints for breathtaking vistas, while visits to research stations and historic sites add fascinating context.
The unique selling point of this tour package is its swift, comfortable access to Antarctica, allowing you to experience the continent’s wonders in a compact timeframe. With all logistics, accommodation, and meals expertly handled, this is the perfect expedition for those seeking an easy yet immersive introduction to the polar world.
8 days
Patagonia’s majestic landscapes call to the adventurous spirit, and the Journeys: Discover Patagonia tour delivers a fourteen-day odyssey through Argentina and Chile’s wild south. Starting and ending in Buenos Aires, this wildlife trip is tailored for experienced travelers and seniors who desire both comfort and active exploration. Traverse from Bariloche to the iconic Torres del Paine National Park, marvel at the mighty Perito Moreno Glacier, and spot penguins in the Beagle Channel. The journey culminates with a tango lesson in Buenos Aires, blending natural and cultural highlights. The USP of this tour package is its diverse modes of travel—by foot, boat, and private vehicle—offering a comprehensive and immersive Patagonian experience with all arrangements smoothly handled.
14 days
For those who dream of wild, untamed frontiers, the End of the Earth tour is a two-week adventure through Patagonia’s raw beauty. Starting and ending in Buenos Aires, this wildlife journey is crafted for experienced travelers seeking a challenge. Trek through Torres del Paine, witness the power of the Perito Moreno Glacier, and hike the dramatic landscapes of Los Glaciares National Park. The tour’s unique edge is its access to stunning campsites and the expertise of local guides, ensuring you experience Patagonia’s splendor up close. With all logistics, meals, and accommodations included, this trip epitomizes exploration at the edge of the world.
14 days
Craving the ultimate polar adventure? The "Antarctic Express: Fly the Drake" tour offers an exhilarating shortcut to the White Continent, flying you over the notorious Drake Passage by charter plane before beginning an eight-day exploration of Antarctica. With Punta Arenas as your gateway, land on King George Island and embark on a cruise through the South Shetland Islands and the Antarctic Peninsula. Choose from a variety of adventure activities and onboard programs tailored to your interests, from Zodiac cruises to wildlife encounters with penguins and seals. The unique selling point of this trip is its time-saving approach—perfect for intrepid travelers keen to maximize their Antarctic experience without enduring days at sea.
8 days
Tick off a true bucket-list achievement with the "Antarctic Express: Crossing the Circle" tour, an 11-day voyage that starts and ends in Punta Arenas. Skip the long sea journey by flying over the Drake Passage, then cruise from the South Shetland Islands all the way to the iconic Antarctic Circle. Experience the magic of kayaking among icebergs and exploring the pristine wilderness of the Antarctic Peninsula. This trip’s USP is its fast-track approach, letting you reach the Circle—and participate in unforgettable polar activities—in less time, making it ideal for those who crave adventure without the lengthy transit.
11 days
Step onto Antarctica’s icy expanse without the long sea voyage—"Antarctic Express: Crossing the Circle" offers a thrilling 11-day polar expedition beginning and ending in Punta Arenas. Perfect for those seeking an easy yet deeply moving adventure, you’ll fly straight to King George Island and begin your exploration of the awe-inspiring 7th Continent almost instantly.
Each day is a tapestry of emotions, from the exhilaration of wildlife sightings—whales breaching, penguins waddling among rookeries—to the quiet majesty of glacial landscapes. Whether you’re scaling peaks for panoramic views or listening to the thunder of calving glaciers, Antarctica’s profound solitude and beauty will leave a lasting imprint.
This tour package’s unique selling point is its swift access via flight, maximizing your time amidst the polar wonders. With all accommodation, transport, and meals covered, it’s an easy, immersive introduction to Antarctica for travelers eager to experience something truly transformative.
11 days
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Anonymous | Traveled in March
This trip is fantastic! The itinerary is varied and interesting, the country is beautiful. The hotels were extremely good, the Fundador being more basic than the rest. All the local guides were knowledgeable and helpful. Our guide throughout, Marcelo, was excellent. He was extremely efficient, seamlessly reorganising the programme in Patagonia when necessary due to local conditions. He was very knowledgeable and helpful, always looking out to see everyone was ok. He has a superb sense of humour, skilfully easing some early mornings, long days, and lots of travel. He definitely added to our experience, making it even more enjoyable and memorable.
Anonymous | Traveled in March
So many different types of experiences that it’s impossible to compare which is the favorite. The camaraderie of the group? The wine tastings? Ranches, farms, riding a horse? Big city sights? The moving dictatorship remembrance sites in Chile and Argentina? But I will say that Iguazú falls were spectacular!
Scott Kramer | Traveled in March
Exceeded my expectations. Grateful for and surprised by some of the lower-profile experiences, amazed by and grateful for the higher-profile experiences. Excellent guide and traveling companions. This itinerary is well-planned and organized. The destinations are spectacular.
Anonymous | Traveled in February
Our Patagonia holiday was a wonderful experience. A really great group which shared the joy and laughter of experiences. Some days were long as climbed to many iconic mountains and glaciers. Wow magic! Absolute credit to our guides who made this amazing journey possible.
Anonymous | Traveled in February
This tour was excellent in delivering all of the different types of landscape and natural beauty of such a large and diverse beautiful country. Obviously to cover all of this there needs to be long days and early starts but this is clear when booking and absolutely worth it. The tour leader Andre was outstanding. Would highly recommend this tour, we had a fantastic time.
Anonymous | Traveled in February
Things to know about this trip I hope will help others (I did the trip in Feb 2026): - follow the packing list in the contiki itinerary PLUS BRING THE FOLLOWING WHICH ARE NOT IN THE CURRENT PACKING LIST: RAIN PANTS, GLOVES, BEANIE AND THERMALS - Hiking poles can be rented for super cheap. I would not have packed them and saved the luggage space if I knew beforehand
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