Altiplanic lagoons under the volcanoes east of San Pedro de Atacama
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The shape of the country

Chile is six climates stacked end to end.

The driest desert on earth at the top, ice fields at the bottom, wine valleys and a painted port in the middle, and an island 3,500km out in the Pacific. Pick the stretch your dates can carry.

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The days that fill first across the whole country, from the Cajon del Maipo picnic runs to the coast trip that finishes in a Casablanca cellar.

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★★★★★★★★★★ 5.0 · 6,110 reviews

Valparaiso Port and Viña del Mar with Casablanca Wine Tasting

Review of a 10-hour Santiago day trip to Viña del Mar, Valparaíso, and Casablanca Valley, with street art, a funicular ride, and wine tasting.

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The north

The Atacama: choose the night first, then the day.

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★★★★★★★★★★4.7· 943 travellers on the busiest Atacama run

Geysers steam at 4,300 metres before sunrise, the salt lagoons turn pink by noon, and the sky after dark is the reason the world put its largest telescopes here. Three runs carry most visitors. The full list splits the rest by how early you are willing to get up.

The night one

Telescopes, the Milky Way, no moon

2–3h· from $35· transfer included

Under a millimetre of rain a year and 2,400 metres of altitude, so the air holds almost nothing. Sessions run around the new moon and stop when the moon is full, which is worth knowing before you fix the dates.

The early one

El Tatio geysers before the sun

7–9h· from $50· 4am pickup

Eighty geysers at 4,320 metres, fiercest in the half hour before dawn while the air is still below freezing. Breakfast beside the fumaroles, then a hot spring on the way down.

The long one

Altiplanic lagoons and the salar

9–11h· from $85· lunch included

Piedras Rojas, the Miscanti and Miñiques lagoons, flamingos working the salt crust. Long drives between the stops, and the highest of them sits near 4,200 metres.

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Budget first

What a day out in Chile costs.

Every tour on the site, banded by price. Distances here are long and transport is most of the bill, so the band tells you more about the day than the itinerary does.

Under $50
95 tours

Walking tours, the funicular and cable car, a stargazing session, a cellar visit with tasting.

$50 to $150
305 tours

The standard full day: Cajon del Maipo, the coast run, El Tatio at dawn, a Torres del Paine bus.

$150 and up
157 tours

Private guides, Patagonia hiking with park transfers, Easter Island days, ski packages with gear.

The far south

Patagonia hands you weather, not a schedule.

Torres del Paine is a full day from Puerto Natales and a very long one from Punta Arenas. The penguin islands are ashore for four months of the year, the glacier catamarans answer to the wind, and the beds in high season go months ahead.

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The valleys

Chile keeps three wine valleys inside a morning of Santiago.

Maipo grows the cabernet the country is known for. Casablanca sits in the coastal fog and does sauvignon blanc and chardonnay. Concha y Toro runs the cellar tour most first visits take. Nearly all of them want a reservation.

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Nowhere else

Three things only Chile has.

Vineyards and volcanoes run the length of this continent. A sky this dry, a set of statues this far out to sea and a colony you can walk straight into do not.

Above the weather

The Atacama Sky

The desert takes under a millimetre of rain a year and sits above most of the wet atmosphere, which is why the largest telescopes ever built are going up on ridges a few hours from San Pedro. Public sessions run nightly around the new moon and pause when the moon is full, so the calendar decides the date, not you.

  1. 1Etno-Stargazing Tour with Transfer★★★★★★★★★★ 4.8 · 629 reviews
  2. 2The Roofless Experience San Pedro de Atacama Stargazing Tour★★★★★★★★★★ 5.0 · 522 reviews
  3. 3Stargazing Experience★★★★★★★★★★ 4.7 · 489 reviews
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Five hours out over the Pacific

The Moai of Rapa Nui

Nearly nine hundred statues on an island 3,500 kilometres from the mainland, and most of them are still lying in the quarry where they were cut. Rapa Nui National Park sells one entry ticket for the whole stay and requires a licensed guide at the main sites, so a tour is not an upgrade here.

  1. 1Rapa Nui Culture Sightseeing Tour★★★★★★★★★★ 4.6 · 307 reviews
  2. 2Easter Island Highlights 2-Day Tour★★★★★★★★★★ 4.3 · 205 reviews
  3. 3Easter Island Sightseeing Full Day Tour★★★★★★★★★★ 4.5 · 189 reviews
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November to March

The Magellanic Colonies

Magdalena Island holds tens of thousands of breeding pairs and the path runs straight through them, roped off at knee height. The boats sail only while the birds are ashore, roughly November to March, and the wind in the Strait of Magellan cancels crossings with very little notice.

  1. 1Walk with Penguins on Magdalena & Marta Island★★★★★★★★★★ 4.6 · 611 reviews
  2. 2Full-Day Whales, Penguins, and Glaciers Tour★★★★★★★★★★ 4.9 · 325 reviews
  3. 3Full Day Tierra del Fuego & King Penguins★★★★★★★★★★ 4.3 · 179 reviews
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One hour east

In Santiago the Andes are the day trip.

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Cajon del Maipo/Embalse del Yeso Tour with Picnic
★★★★★★★★★★4.3· 3,789 reviews· from $37

Cajon del Maipo/Embalse del Yeso Tour with Picnic

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Portillo and Laguna del Inca Tour with Lunch at Hotel Portillo
★★★★★★★★★★5.0· 642 reviews· from $147

Portillo and Laguna del Inca Tour with Lunch at Hotel Portillo

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Farellones Park Tour
★★★★★★★★★★5.0· 848 reviews· from $54

Farellones Park Tour

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Plan backwards

Four Chilean days that will not wait for you.

Most of Chile can be arranged from your hotel the night before. These four run on seasons, park quotas and flight schedules that were fixed long before your trip was.

  1. 01Base of the Towers Day HikePark entry is capped and the Puerto Natales beds go months ahead for the December to February window.
  2. 02Walk with Penguins on Magdalena & Marta IslandThe colony is ashore only from roughly November to March, and the Strait of Magellan wind cancels crossings at short notice.
  3. 03Easter Island Highlights 2-Day TourA handful of flights a week from Santiago, plus a national park ticket and a licensed guide required at the main sites.
  4. 04Valle Nevado and Farellones Small Group TourThe Andes season runs roughly June to September. Outside it the resort road is a viewpoint, not a ski day.
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When the weather turns

Coastal fog, Patagonian wind, and the Chilean days that ignore both.

The Humboldt current keeps the coast grey until noon for much of the summer and the southern wind keeps its own timetable. The days that carry on regardless are indoors or underground: a cellar, a thermal pool, a museum morning, a funicular that runs in anything.

The first trip, in order

Three weeks in Chile, the way it is usually flown.

526tours reviewed
9regions, Atacama to Patagonia
4.7★average traveller rating
4,300kmof country covered
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