Best of Chile Tour

Arrival to Chile.

Private transfer from Santiago Airport to hotel.

Meeting in the afternoon at the hotel hall to start your visit of Santiago. This tour will include the historic center: Plaza de Armas, the cathedral, La Moneda Palace and the central fish market. We will end the visit at San Cristobal hill in order to have a panoramic view above the capital.

Free evening in Santiago.

Overnight at the hotel.

You will be picked up from your hotel in Santiago and taken to El Galeón Restaurant.

The experience begins at the Central Market, where an assistant chef and the restaurant manager welcome you and introduce you to the fresh local ingredients. You then explore the market together, selecting the seafood and produce that will be used in your cooking session.

After the visit, you return to El Galeón for an interactive cooking class, preparing your own meal alongside one of the restaurant’s chefs.

At the end of the experience, a private transfer will take you to the starting point of your bike tour.

Your half-day private bike tour begins as you ride through Santiago’s parks, historic areas and lively neighborhoods.

This scenic route offers insight into local culture, everyday life, and the architectural contrasts that define the city. You will explore leafy green spaces, iconic downtown landmarks and vibrant barrios that showcase the spirit of Santiago.

After the tour, a private transfer will return you to your hotel.

Free evening. 

Overnight at your hotel in Santiago. 

Embark on a special tour of Chilean wine culture and eco-friendly winemaking. Start with Veramonte Winery, where you can explore its historic buildings and beautiful vineyards.

Learn about the history of Veramonte and see how they make their famous wines. Knowledgeable guides will show you around and explain how the winery has grown over time.

Next, visit Matetic Vineyards in the Rosario Valley, known for its sustainable practices and top-quality wines. Explore the oldest vineyard in Matetic and learn about the special climate of the Rosario Valley. Discover organic and biodynamic farming as you walk through the vineyards and visit their biodynamic garden, home to native birds and insects.

Finish your tour with a wine tasting at the Emporio, featuring wines from our Corralillo and EQ collections. Experience the unique flavors of the Rosario Valley through our wines.

Transfer back to your hotel in Santiago.

Free evening and overnight at the hotel in Santiago.

Transfer to Santiago Airport and flight to Calama (2 hours 5 min).

Transfer to your hotel in San Pedro de Atacama (1 hour 15 min).

One of the best-known destinations between Calama and San Pedro is the Valle de la Luna. With the Licancabur volcano providing the backdrop, strange salt, and rock formations in the middle of the valley’s barren sandy landscape really do look like a moonscape. After a tour past the bizarre natural rock and salt shapes, you will ascend a lookout point on a giant sand dune where you can enjoy a breath-taking view of the valley and the Licancabur volcano. Then, you pass by the bizarre rock formation “Tres Marías” and end the excursion at “Coyote´s rock” (“Piedra del Coyote”). From the top of this rock, you overlook the Kari-Canyon and wide parts of the desert, you can even catch a glimpse at the Salar de Atacama. The setting sunbathes the landscape in a light that changes with every minute, providing a mesmerising play of colours. The return drive to San Pedro is after sunset.

Discover the wonders of the cosmos with our cutting-edge telescope equipment at the Andean Cosmovision Station. 

Nestled within our station, you'll find a cozy space featuring a quaint 'Mini Coffee Bar,' where we proudly serve a selection of hot beverages crafted from locally sourced ingredients. Guests can also indulge in the time-honored tradition of roasting marshmallows over a crackling bonfire, accompanied by a delectable array of snacks and complemented by a glass of exquisite Chilean red wine.

Step into our dedicated photography area, meticulously designed to encapsulate the enchantment of the night sky. Equipped with professional-grade gear, we specialize in capturing captivating portrait-style photographs against the backdrop of celestial wonders. Depending on the season, guests can marvel at the ethereal beauty of the Milky Way during autumn and winter or gaze upon the majestic Orion and Pleiades constellations in spring and summer. Each session includes the opportunity for three personalized photographs, ensuring cherished memories to last a lifetime.

Situated in the picturesque Ayllu de Cucuter, just 15 kilometers south of the charming town of San Pedro de Atacama, our observation area offers an unparalleled level of darkness, rated Bortle 2 according to NASA's official website. This pristine darkness provides an optimal environment for both astrophotography and telescope observation, promising an unforgettable celestial experience for every visitor.

Departure to the largest salt flat in Chile, the driest place on Earth. 

Stop at the Chaxa Lagoon (1 hour). 

This area is occupied by three different species of flamingoes: the Andean flamingo, the Chilean flamingo and the James's flamingo. 

Free time to walk around the lagoon and see those magnificient pink birds in action (1 hour). 

Drive through Los Flamencos National Reserve across the altiplano to the splendid Miscanti and Meñiques lagoons at 13,780 feet (4200 metres) above sea level. 

Stop at a local restaurant for lunch before heading back towards San Pedro de Atacama. 

Enjoy some free time to walk around Toconao, a charming village where houses were built with volcanic rock and pop in one of the few craft shops to hunt for local treasures (30 min). 

Drive back to San Pedro de Atacama (30 min). 

End of the afternoon at leisure. 

Free evening in San Pedro de Atacama. 

Overnight at your hotel in San Pedro de Atacama. 

Depart from San Pedro de Atacama before sunrise for the 1.5-hour drive to El Tatio. Arrive at dawn to witness the more than 80 active geysers at their peak activity in the largest geothermal field of the southern hemisphere. After exploring the fumaroles and geothermal pools, continue toward the park’s exit, stopping at a nearby wetland to observe local wildlife while enjoying breakfast. The journey continues to the Putana wetland, with views of the imposing, still-active Putana Volcano. Before returning to town, make a final stop at the Machuca wetland to see flamingos in their natural habitat.Head out from San Pedro to the Cejar Lagoon area, a stunning natural setting known for its intense turquoise waters and high salinity. Walk along the entrance trail to viewpoints before reaching Laguna Piedra, where you can float effortlessly in its salt-rich waters. Continue the excursion toward Ojos del Salar, two deep freshwater sinkholes in the middle of the salt flats, and finish at the serene Laguna Tebenquinche, ideal for appreciating the vast white landscape and its reflections. Return to San Pedro de Atacama in the late afternoon.

Head out from San Pedro to the Cejar Lagoon area, a stunning natural setting known for its intense turquoise waters and high salinity. Walk along the entrance trail to viewpoints before reaching Laguna Piedra, where you can float effortlessly in its salt-rich waters. Continue the excursion toward Ojos del Salar, two deep freshwater sinkholes in the middle of the salt flats, and finish at the serene Laguna Tebenquinche, ideal for appreciating the vast white landscape and its reflections. Return to San Pedro de Atacama in the late afternoon.

Free evening and overnight at your hotel in San Pedro de Atacama.

Transfer to Calama Airport for your flight to Punta Arenas (connecting in Santiago).

Flight Calama to Santiago.

Flight Santiago to Puerto Natales.

Transfer to your hotel in Puerto Natales.

Free evening and overnight at your hotel in Puerto Natales.

Estancia la Peninsula is a breathtaking retreat nestled in the heart of Chilean Patagonia, offering a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the region's stunning natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Situated amidst vast expanses of pristine wilderness, this historic ranch provides a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of modern life.

Boat ride on the Ultima Esperanza Fjord to reach the Estancia La Peninsula. 

Upon arrival, you will be able to choose between a horseback ride or a trekking option (2 hours).

Then you will enjoy a Patagonian lamb asado (vegetarian option available) followed by a demonstration of how shepherd dogs work and a sheep shearing.

These activities are accompanied by a thorough explanation of the life and work of a Patagonian rancher.

Transfer back to the hotel.

Free evening and overnight in Puerto Natales. 

Morning pick up at your hotel with a 5-minute drive to the pier to board the '21 de Mayo' cruise ship. 

Sail across the Ultima Esperanza Fjord where sea lions and cormorants can often been spotted (2 hours 30 min). 

The first stop will be at the foot of the Balmaceda glacier, before another short sail to the Bernando O’Higgins National Park. 

Hop off for a 15-minute easy hike through native forest on your way to the foot of the Serrano glacier. 

After lunch, sail back to Puerto Natales (2 hours). Late afternoon arrival. 

Overnight at your hotel in Puerto Natales. 

Your guide and driver (pool service) will pick you up at your hotel. After a 40-minute drive, visit the milodon cave and learn about the paleontological and archeological discoveries of the area, once home to the extinct milodon. 

Stop at Sarmiento Lake before entering Torres del Paine National Park. 

As you enter the National Park you will get spectacular views over the Laguna Amarga (Bitter Lagoon) with lots of photographic opporturnities of the Las Torres del Paine mountains. 

After a 30-minute drive, a short 15-minute hike will take you to the impressive Salto Grande, a majestic emerald waterfall that feeds onto lake Pehoe. 

Walk through Grey beach (30 min) to get views of the distant the Grey glacier. 

Drive back to Puerto Natales (2 hours). 

Overnight at your hotel in Puerto Natales. 

Transfer to Puerto Natales Airport for your direct flight to Santiago (3 hours 30 min).

Private transfer to your hotel in Santiago.

Free afternoon in Santiago to purchase your souvenirs. 

Free evening and overnight at your hotel. 

Early morning transfer from your hotel to Santiago international airport (25 min). 

Flight to Hanga Roa, Easter Island's capital (5 hours). 

Arrival early in the afternoon at Mataveri International Airport and transfer to your hotel (10 min). 

Free afternoon to relax by the hotel's pool and explore the town of Hanga Roa (15 min walking distance). 

After dinner, transfer by car to Vai te Mihi (10 min) for your Maori Tupuna dance show (50 min). 

You will enjoy an immersive evening of Rapa Nui culture featuring:

• Takona – pigments, with symbolic designs once used in rituals and celebrations. Costumes available for memorable photos.
• Umu Ceremony – Witness the ancestral cooking method where food is steamed underground with hot stones and banana leaves. Taste the rich flavors of this traditional feast.
• Hoko Dance – A powerful warrior dance performed with rhythmic chants and bold movements, showcasing the Takona face paintings and the strength of Rapa Nui heritage.

Transfer back to your hotel. 

Overnight at your hotel. 

Your day begins with a journey to Puna Pau, a small crater of red volcanic scoria. This was the quarry where the Pukao—the stone hats or topknots placed on the moai—were carved. Learn about the unique material and the techniques used to create these iconic symbols of Rapa Nui culture.

Next, visit Ahu Akivi, one of the few platforms where the moai face the ocean. According to oral tradition, these seven moai represent the scouts sent by King Hotu Matu’a before his arrival on the island. Their positioning and orientation make this site especially significant.

Conclude the morning at Ahu Huri a Urenga, a striking platform that features a single standing moai with a rare and fascinating detail—20 fingers. The site is also aligned with the winter solstice, and serves as a ceremonial location tied to ancient Rapa Nui astronomical knowledge.

In the afternoon, visit of the Vinapu archaeological complex, known for its impressive stonework. The carefully cut basalt slabs used in the platform construction bear a remarkable resemblance to the masonry of the Inca in Cusco. This connection continues to intrigue archaeologists and visitors alike.

From there, continue to the ceremonial village of Orongo, located on the rim of the majestic Rano Kau volcano. In ancient times, this was the center of the Birdman Ceremony—a ritual contest to determine leadership among Rapa Nui tribes. Explore the remains of stone dwellings and learn about the spiritual and political significance of this unique tradition.

The tour concludes with a breathtaking view from the crater of Rano Kau, a natural amphitheater filled with lush vegetation and one of the most stunning vistas on the island.

Transfer back to your hotel. 

Free evening and overnight at your hotel in Hanga Roa. 

Your tour begins with pickup from your hotel in the town of Hanga Roa. We set out toward the southeastern and northeastern coasts of the island, starting with a visit to Ahu Akahanga, a remarkable site composed of 4 ceremonial platforms, 12 moai statues, and 8 pukao (topknots). This site also offers a view of one of the best-preserved ancient villages on the island.

Next, we continue to the Rano Raraku volcanic crater, formed from consolidated volcanic ash. This iconic site served as the main quarry for the moai statues and is home to 397 moai in various stages of completion—offering a striking visual record of Rapa Nui sculpture and craftsmanship. After exploring the crater, we’ll enjoy a relaxing picnic lunch on its scenic slopes.

Following lunch, we visit Ahu Tongariki, the island’s most impressive and largest ceremonial platform. This majestic site features 15 towering moai aligned in a row, restored after being toppled by a tsunami in 1960.

Our next stop is Ahu Te Pito Kura, where the remnants of the tallest moai ever transported and erected on a platform, Moai Paro, can be seen. Though no longer standing, the massive statue—once 10 meters tall and weighing 85 tons, with a pukao of 11.5 tons—lies in three distinct pieces. Nearby is Te Pito o Te Henua, the "Navel of the World"—a legendary spherical stone said to have been brought by the island’s first king, Hotu Matu’a.

The final destination of the day is the stunning Anakena Beach, known for its white coral sands, swaying palm trees, and crystal-clear waters. This beach is not only a place of natural beauty but also of great archaeological significance. Here, you’ll find Ahu Nau Nau, a ceremonial platform with 5 moai wearing pukao and intricate petroglyphs carved into their backs and surrounding stones. Notably, an extraordinary white coral eye with a red scoria pupil—discovered during excavations—is now housed in the island’s museum.

We’ll take time to relax, swim, or simply enjoy the serene atmosphere of Anakena. The duration of our stay here will depend on the weather and the energy of the group before we return to Hanga Roa.

Transfer back to your hotel.

Free evening. 

Overnight at your hotel.

Free morning for shopping or relaxing at the hotel's pool. 

After lunch, transfer to Mataveri airport with your guide. 

Assistance with boarding formalities and check-in. 

Flight to Santiago (5 hours). 

Transfer to your hotel.

Free evening. 

At the indicated time, private transfer to Santiago airport (30 min).

Check-in assistance. 

International flight.