Chile Tours in February 2026

The scenery in Patagonia is amazing. Every part of this trip exceeded my expectations. It is not an easy trip, but the difficulty in getting to these places, was more than worth it. I love being out in nature and experiencing all different kinds of weather And Patagonia certainly delivered.

The overall experience was outstanding. Patagonia is a wonderful destination, one of the last wildernesses in the world and a place to be treasured. We really enjoyed the hikes and would have been happy to do more. Tash the CEO and her colleagues were really friendly, helpful and passionate about Patagonia. Tash had excellent knowledgable about nature, flora, fauna and the areas we visited. The glaciers were breathtaking and the accommodation was excellent, especially Estancia Cristina, the remoteness was just what we needed, to be away from the frenetic ways of modern life for a while. The tour was well organised and communication was excellent. Would definitely recommend G Adventures for this type of holiday

Patagonia with Gluxe was super special and beautiful. The hotels were nice, especially Estacia Christina. What a special place. The hiking was exceptional. What a beautiful part of the world. The people on the trip, couldn't be nicer. Tasha was a really great CEO!

Beautiful countries. The Optional Boat tour in Valparaiso was a bit disappointing - not enough to see to make it worth the time in my opinion. There was a small tour in Pucon that visited a waterfall that I felt was also not really worth the time it took out of the day. The BBQ was a blast! As someone who doesn't eat beef , Joyce organized they also cook some chicken for me, unfortunately it was obvious they are not used to cooking chicken. I would have been happy with the pork already on the menu as the chicken ended up very dry. Still had a fabulous time. One more thing....Joyce is one of the best CEO's I've had. She was constantly researching to make sure we had everything we needed and many options were available to us.

I would highly recommend our recent trip to Peru and to Bolivia, along the Southern Divide in South America, going from Lima to Santiago. We enjoyed making our journey with our multi-aged and multi-national fellow travellers. Highlights of our trip included: riding the old-fashioned trains of Peru Rail to the start of the Inca Trail, viewing the beauty of Machu Pichu, climbing Rainbow Mountain, exploring colonial Sucre, taking photos on the Salt Flats near Uyuni, crossing the Bolivian desert in a 4X4, seeing live volcanos and geysers and lots of wildlife (e.g., llamas, alpacas, guanacos, vicuanas and vizcachas) in the wild.

Lima and Santiago bookended this trip. The small cities and towns we visited were more to my taste. La Paz was special in part because of a very good city tour largely on the cable card.