Welcome to Chile: 2700 miles long and 111 miles wide, from the Pacific Ocean to the west to the Andes in the east.
With its singular topography, Chile offers an immense diversity of climates and landscapes. Discover the beautiful region of San Pedro de Atacama in northern Chile, visit must-see sites like the Moon and Death Valleys and explore the famous Atacama Desert, the driest in the world, an expanse of imposing stones and huge dunes. Between oases, salt deserts and lagoons, llamas, wild flamingos and the Southern Hemisphere’s stellar constellations, the awe-inspiring landscapes of the Chilean Altiplano will leave you daydreaming … While you’re here, why not discover Mapuche culture? The Mapuche are the area’s indigenous inhabitants; become initiated into their traditions and rites!
In the geographical center of the country is the capital, Santiago de Chile. A short drive out of the hustle and bustle of the city is the charming town of Valparaiso, nestled on the Pacific coast. This colorful town is a true “open-air museum”… Visit its small, steep streets, its colorful houses and meet the locals… a very poetic day trip!
Last but certainly not least, the spectacular, icy landscapes of Chilean Patagonia await in the south… Sail on the turquoise, glacier-filled waters in Torres del Paine National Park and explore the uninhabited lands of the end of the world…
