Moai in Ahu Tongariki at Rapa Nui National Park on Easter Island in Chile, South America

The Best of Chile

16 Days from $12,690 USD / person

Embark on an enchanting journey from the scorching Atacama desert to the fjords of Patagonia to uncover Chile’s natural and cultural treasures. This customizable vacation takes you through the vibrant capital of Santiago, the breathtaking Torres del Paine National Park, and Chile’s Wine Region. One of the highlights of this trip is getting to visit the remote paradise of Easter Island, which is best known for its mysterious stone sculptures.

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Day

Place

Hotel Opts

1 – 3

Santiago de Chile
Highlights: Cerro San Cristobal, La Moneda, Plaza De La Constitucion, Cerro Santa Lucia

Le Reve
The Singular Santiago

3 – 6

Easter Island
Highlights: UNESCO World Heritage Site Rapa Nui National Park, Moai, Ahu Akivi, Orongo Village

Hare Uta
Nayara Hangaroa

6 – 7

Santiago de Chile
Highlights: Cerro San Cristobal, La Moneda, Plaza De La Constitucion, Cerro Santa Lucia

Holiday Inn Santiago Airport

7 – 10

San Pedro de Atacama
Highlights: Moon Valley, Death Valley, El Tatio Geyser, Chaxa Lagoon Flamingoes

Terrantai
Explora Atacama Lodge

10 – 12

Wine Valleys of Chile
Highlights: Diverse vineyards, Wineries specializing in Cabernet, Carmenere, Syrah, and Malbec, Viniculture

La Casona at Matetic
Hotel Casa Real

12 – 15

Torres del Paine
Highlights: Salto Grande Waterfall, Grey Glacier, Lake Grey

Patagonia Camp
Explora Torres del Paine

15 – 16

Puerto Natales
Highlights: Serrano and Balmaceda Glaciers, Torres Del Paine, Milodon Cave, Trekking

Remota
The Singular Patagonia, Puerto Bories Hotel

16 – 16

Santiago de Chile
Highlights: Cerro San Cristobal, La Moneda, Plaza De La Constitucion, Cerro Santa Lucia

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Day 1 – 3

2 Nights

Santiago de Chile

Santiago de Chile is a major metropolis that rests in a valley between the snow-capped Andes rising dramatically to the east and the coastal cordillera rolling gently to the west. Founded in 1541, the city pulses with the rhythms of both colonial and contemporary Chile. You will see ancient churches with weathered stone facades standing beside glass towers in the financial district, and street vendors selling sopaipillas in plazas where protests and celebrations have shaped the nation’s turbulent history. The air carries the scent of empanadas from corner bakeries while street musicians play cueca and cumbia along the sidewalks. On clear days, the Andes appear so close you could reach out and touch them, their peaks turning shades of pink and gold at sunset. Ride a funicular up San Cristóbal hill, where the white statue of the Virgin Mary watches over the sprawling metropolis below. Visit bohemian neighborhoods such as Bellavista which is brimming with colorful murals, book shops and wine bars. From here, you could venture to Valparaíso on the Pacific coast, the vineyards of the Maipo Valley, or the otherworldly landscapes of the Atacama Desert to the north.

Included activities

Personalized Tour of Santiago with San Cristóbal Hill

Discover the highlights of Santiago during this tour. Accompanied by your guide, head to the city’s Old Town. Here you will see the Plaza de Armas, the main square, that is surrounded by historic buildings such as the 18th-century Santiago Metropolitan Cathedral and The National History Museum of Chile among others. Soak in the architecture and take in the bustling square, before continuing on to the city’s iconic neighborhoods. You will hear interesting facts about Santiago from your guide as you pass important ministerial buildings including La Moneda, the presidential palace. Afterward, take a traditional funicular ride to the top of San Cristóbal Hill. Vantage points offer panoramic views of the mountains and the city. Then, drive east to see the newer parts of town with its modern architecture and busy streets before the tour wraps up. (Duration: half day; Time: morning or afternoon; Private activity & transfers; Entry fees for funicular ride included; Meals included: no; Fitness level: easy; Please note that San Cristóbal Hill is open from 1000 – 2000 hrs, Tue to Sun)

Hotel options

Le Reve – Opt 1

Room Balcony King

Meals Breakfast

Style Boutique

The Singular Santiago – Opt 2

Room Singular King

Meals Breakfast

Style Boutique

Day 3 – 6

3 Nights

Easter Island

Anchored in the southeastern Pacific Ocean some 2,300 miles off the coast of Chile, Easter Island, known to its indigenous Polynesian people as Rapa Nui, is one of the most remote inhabited islands on earth. Settled by Polynesian voyagers centuries before European contact, the island carries a cultural and archaeological legacy that draws scholars and travelers in equal measure. Volcanic slopes roll toward black-rock coastlines where waves break against the shore. Across the island, at intervals, massive stone Moai figures rise from the ground and stand watch. These statues have been carved from compressed volcanic ash by the early Rapa Nui people and erected across ceremonial platforms called ahu. Each one commands the landscape and nothing adequately prepares you for your first sight of them. To protect its unique culture and fragile ecosystem from the effects of mass tourism, Rapa Nui has embarked on a path toward a sustainable future. The focus today is on regulated, low-impact tourism. While here, gain insight into how the locals survive this harsh landscape and engage with the mystery of how the Moai figures were carved, transported and erected during ancient times.

Included activities

Personalized Tour of Ahu Akivi

Visit the sacred site of Ahu Akivi, the only ahu with moais that look out towards the ocean. Your guide will pick you up from your hotel in Hanga Roa village in the morning. Drive to Ahu Akivi to see the seven moais, or statues, which are believed to represent the seven explorers that first set foot on Rapa Nui, or Easter Island. These explorers were sent by King Hotu a Matu before he made his own journey to the island to settle here. From there, your guide will take you to a cavern called Ana Te Pahu, or banana cave. Located at the foothills of the Maunga Terevaka, it is the largest cavern on the island. Your guide will describe how the early inhabitants used these caves as dwellings, and how they grew banana trees, vines, and tubers such as taro. Then visit Puna Pau, a small red slag quarry where the ‘Pukao’, hats or topknots of the moais, were made. The quarry also offers an exceptional view of Hanga Roa Town. (Duration: 3 hrs; Time: Morning or Afternoon; Private activity & transfers; Meals are not included)

Full Experience Program with Nayara Hangaroa

Enjoy the Full Experience Program at Nayara Hangaroa on Easter Island. Start your day with an a la carte breakfast at Poevara restaurant, which offers views of the ocean. Go for a mid-morning swim in the pool that overlooks the Pacific Ocean. Each night’s stay entitles you to two half-day excursions. You could choose to walk to Ahu Tongariki, the largest ahu on Easter Island with 15 moai, and explore Anakena Beach. Another option is to follow the Ara O Te Ao Trail, one of the oldest paths on the island, to the Rano Kau lookout point, the island’s largest crater. Then visit Orongo, an ancient ceremonial village. Enjoy a leisurely lunch. In the evening you can explore the market, church and centre of Rapa Nui’s only village, before watching the sunset at Ahu Tahai. You can also exchange a half-day excursion for the following: a 50-minute relaxation session or massage at the Spa, three hours’ use of a bike or three hours’ use of a quad bike. Enjoy fresh seafood for dinner at Kaloa, the two-level restaurant, paired with your choice of beverage from the open bar. (Shared Activities & Transfers; Included: Lunch & Dinner, & Beverages; Daily sundown cocktail; Fitness Level: Easy to moderate; Activities included: Two half-day explorations per night stay up to 10 explorations)

Personalized Visit to the Moais and Anakena

Dive into the fascinating history of Rapa Nui (Easter Island) on this full day adventure. Meet your guide at your hotel in the morning. First, visit Ahu Akahanga to see the well-preserved remains of an ancient Rapa Nui village. Continue to Rano Raraku, a volcanic quarry that is one of the most important archaeological sites on the island. It was here that the inhabitants of Rapa Nui carved their stunning moais. Take a break for lunch, before driving to the Ahu Tongariki platform, the island’s largest ceremonial structure, where you will have time to take photographs with its 15 large moais. Proceed to Ahu Te Pito Kura to see the impressive moai PARO, the largest statue ever erected in an Ahu. It stands 33 ft high and weighs 85 tons. Your guide will also show you a large spherical stone known as the navel of the world. According to legend, it was brought to the island by king Hotu Matua ‘a himself. Finally, make your way to Anakena, where you will have some time to relax and enjoy the beach. (Duration: 7 hrs; Time: 0900 hrs; Private activity & transfers; Meals included: lunch; Please inform us of any food allergies in advance)

Personalized Tour of Orongo

Discover Orongo, a restored stone village that was the center of a birdman cult from the 18th century to the mid-19th century. Your guide will pick you up in the morning from your hotel in Hanga Roa. Visit the Ana Kai Tangata cave to see drawings of stylized birds on one of the walls. The drawings represent the Manutara, or sooty tern. As part of the cult’s rituals, hunters used to race to bring the first manutara egg back undamaged from the nearby islet of Motu Nui. Proceed to the Vinapu sector to see the large basalt slabs that are similar to the Inca constructions in Peru. From there, head to the Rano Kau Volcano and soak in the natural beauty of its lagoon. Then explore Orongo, where the annual ‘bird man’ ceremony was held. Your guide will show you engraved images of this sacred individual that had the body of a shrunken man and the large beak of a bird. Afterwards, return to your hotel. (Duration: 3 hrs; Time: Morning or Afternoon; Private activity & transfers; Meals are not included)

Hotel options

Hare Uta – Opt 1

Room Deluxe Room

Meals Breakfast

Style Boutique

Nayara Hangaroa – Opt 2

Room Kainga King

Meals Room Only

Style Lodge

Day 6 – 7

1 Night

Santiago de Chile

Santiago de Chile is a major metropolis that rests in a valley between the snow-capped Andes rising dramatically to the east and the coastal cordillera rolling gently to the west. Founded in 1541, the city pulses with the rhythms of both colonial and contemporary Chile. You will see ancient churches with weathered stone facades standing beside glass towers in the financial district, and street vendors selling sopaipillas in plazas where protests and celebrations have shaped the nation’s turbulent history. The air carries the scent of empanadas from corner bakeries while street musicians play cueca and cumbia along the sidewalks. On clear days, the Andes appear so close you could reach out and touch them, their peaks turning shades of pink and gold at sunset. Ride a funicular up San Cristóbal hill, where the white statue of the Virgin Mary watches over the sprawling metropolis below. Visit bohemian neighborhoods such as Bellavista which is brimming with colorful murals, book shops and wine bars. From here, you could venture to Valparaíso on the Pacific coast, the vineyards of the Maipo Valley, or the otherworldly landscapes of the Atacama Desert to the north.

Hotel options

Holiday Inn Santiago Airport – Opt 1

Room Standard Room

Meals Breakfast

Style International

Day 7 – 10

3 Nights

San Pedro de Atacama

San Pedro de Atacama lies in the middle of one of the driest deserts of the world – Puna de Atacama. This setting is perfect for watching a nightly show of bright stars glistening in a clear sky, and the serene tranquility of the region as well as the its connection with indigenous Chilean roots do much to recommend the town. Discover a surreal landscape and untamed nature in Los Flamencos National Park, which is home to three kinds of flamingos.

Included activities

Personalized Tour of Vallecito with Sunset

Explore the Atacama Desert and its alien-looking landscape. In the afternoon, take a short drive to the Valley of the Moon, the world’s driest non-polar desert. In front of you lies an expanse of millennia-old rock formations and white patches of salt, which mark the remains of ancient lakes. Head to the canyon’s ridge and take in panoramic views of the Cordillera de la Sal. Then, proceed to Vallecito, best known for its lunar terrain. Crunch your way through crystalline pathways and enter the Canon de Sal. Snake through the salt caves in a single file, to emerge in an area that resembles Mars. You’ll learn that NASA uses this area as a training ground for explorations on the red planet. Continue onward and visit some salt flats and an abandoned bus, Le Micro, once used to transport salt miners. Finally, walk up a hillock and watch the sunset while sipping on a cocktail, before heading back. (Duration: half day; Time: 1500 hrs (summer) / 1430 hrs (winter); Private activity & transfers; All entry fees are included; Meals included: cocktail; Please inform us of any food allergies in advance; Fitness level: easy; Please wear comfortable clothing; Please bring a parka & sunscreen; Operates subject to weather conditions; Not available on Dec 25 & Jan 1)

Included Activities at Explora Atacama

Through the numerous explorations available to guests, you will be able to discover the ancient culture of Atacama and its singular wildlife, as well as the varying natural landscapes in this vast territory. Expert guides will help guests plan your activities to match your interests in the time available. Whether you prefer trekking, horseback riding or cycling the explorations will enable you to discover volcanoes, mountain chains, salt flats, geysers, lakes and wetlands as well as towns which presser the Atacameño culture. More than 20 treks, 10 bicycle explorations, 10 horseback rides and even 7 options for more challenging mountain climbs are yours to choose from in addition to a nightly Stargazing exploration of the amazing Atacama night sky with Explora’s own observatory. For more detailed information on all the activities offered by Explora Atacama, please visit their website: http://www.explora.com/explora-atacama/explorations/exploring-atacama.htm

Personalized Tour of Toconao, Atacama Salt Flats & Altiplanic Lagoons

Discover some of the prominent attractions of northern Chile during this full day tour. Travel in a private vehicle to the picturesque town of Toconao, for a close look at its ancient buildings made of volcanic rock and local stone. The still-standing 18th-century church and its bell tower are an example of the region’s distinctive architecture, and were declared a National Monument in 1951. Next, drive to the Salar de Atacama, or Atacama Salt Flats, located within Los Flamencos National Reserve. Your knowledgeable guide will show you around the Laguna Chaxa with its abundant salt deposits. On a good day, you could spot some of the three species of flamingos that inhabit the region. Later, travel to the small community of Socaire to see its traditional church. Continue driving up to an altitude of nearly 14,000 feet to visit the Altiplanic lagoons of Miscanti and Miniques that are a magnet for wildlife. Listen to your guide’s interesting narrative about the formation of these picturesque lagoons and what makes them special. Try spotting various endemic species of flora and fauna, while you hear the legends associated with this magical region. As you journey back to San Pedro de Atacama, make a stop to relish lunch. (Duration: full day; Private activity & transfers; Meals included: lunch; Please inform us of any food allergies in advance; Tickets included)

Visit to Hierbas Buenas Petroglyphs & Rainbow Valley

The Rainbow Valley and Hierbas Buenas are very much part of the scenic highlights of the region and are an insider’s tip. Marvel at the fabulous petroglyphs of Hierbas Buenas. Carved in the rocks thousands of years ago these petroglyphs dipict local animals, such as the llama, and other symbols important to the Atacameño people. Rich with many different minerals, the Rainbow Valley decorated with many different hues spanning the full range of the rainbow. (Approximately 4 hours. If you have a preference for timing, please tell your travel consultant at the time of booking, otherwise our team will schedule the tour at the best available time. Private Activity)

Hotel options

Terrantai – Opt 1

Room Standard Room

Meals Breakfast

Style Boutique

Explora Atacama Lodge – Opt 2

Room Tulur Room – 3N

Meals Room Only

Style Lodge

Day 10 – 12

2 Nights

Wine Valleys of Chile

Chile’s wine region extends along the length of the country and is known for producing some of the finest wines in the world. Casablanca Valley, tucked between the capital city of Santiago and the Pacific Coast, is home to some of the country’s leading wineries. The cool morning mists and low average temperatures make the valley conducive to growing grape varieties used to produce excellent white wines such as Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay. Located close to Santiago, Maipo Valley has hot and dry summers and cold, wet winters that make it ideal for growing Cabernet Sauvignon varietals. There is also the Colchagua Valley, surrounded by the Andes and Coastal Mountain Ranges. The area is dotted with diverse vineyards and topnotch wineries specializing in Cabernet, Carmenere, Syrah, and Malbec. Nearby, you will find Millahue where the combination of fertile volcanic soil and an arid Mediterranean climate nurture a variety of grapes. In the distinctive wine-producing regions, you could visit the wineries to learn more about viniculture, sample house wines and enjoy leisurely strolls around the lush vineyards.

Included activities

Included Activities at La Casona at Matetic

Located on a private property of 25,000 acres, La Casona at Matetic offers the perfect setting for a relaxing, unique holiday experience. The land is dedicated to vineyards, fruit growing and raising cattle and sheep. Enjoy a tour of the winery and a tasting from their premium line of wines. Explore the grounds through biking and trekking.

Included Activities at Hotel Casa Real

At Hotel Casa Real near Santiago, Chile, you can choose from various included activities and experiences to make the most of your stay. You could head out on a guided tour of Centenario Park, famed for its European-styled gardens designed by French landscape designer Guillaume Renner. The ancient Roman baths, a neo-Gothic chapel, and the historic wine cellar are some of the attractions you will visit. As part of this tour, sample three of the winery’s fine wines paired with sumptuous food. During your stay here, you could stop by the onsite Museo Andino to browse the collection of around 3,000 archeological and ethnographic artifacts. In your free time, make use of the complimentary bike rentals to explore the sprawling vineyard at your own pace. At sunset, enjoy a private, self-guided wine tasting session on the outdoor terrace or in the Red Hall. Alternatively, sip on a glass of house wine from the complimentary bottle thoughtfully provided in your room. (Tours included in your stay at Hotel Casa Real; Includes full board with all meals, aperitif, soft drinks, sparkling and premium wines; Please inform us of any food allergies in advance)

Hotel options

La Casona at Matetic – Opt 1

Room Standard Room – 2N

Meals Half Board

Style Lodge

Hotel Casa Real – Opt 2

Room Casa Real Room – 2N

Meals Room Only

Style Farmhouse / Estancia

Day 12 – 15

3 Nights

Torres del Paine

Rising from the southern reaches of Chilean Patagonia, Torres del Paine National Park is one of South America’s defining wilderness landscapes. Ancient glaciers carved the terrain over millennia, leaving behind a dramatic tableau of granite spires, turquoise lakes and sweeping golden steppe that stretches toward the horizon. The park’s signature towers, the three sheer columns of pale rock that seem to pierce the Patagonian sky, anchor the landscape visually and spiritually. Below them, the Grey Glacier calves into a lake of electric blue. Guanacos move in unhurried herds across open grasslands, while Andean condors ride the fierce thermal winds overhead. The elusive puma also inhabits this territory, moving quietly through the scrub and rocky outcrops. What draws discerning travelers here is the ability to experience the raw wilderness while accessing comfortable accommodations. Eco-lodges position guests directly within the landscape, their floor-to-ceiling windows framing the Cuernos del Paine as the last light fades. Expert local naturalists guide each day, turning every trail and shoreline into a deeper encounter with one of the planet’s great wild places.

Included activities

Group Excursions and Activities at Patagonia Camp

Sign up for your choice of shared activities and experiences that let you explore Torres Del Paine National Park and the surrounding area. The group tours offered at Patagonia Camp are an excellent way to enjoy the region’s natural beauty. You could head out on intense treks to the summit of rugged peaks. Alternatively, opt for leisurely hikes to scenic viewpoints or adventurous cave explorations. On the many excursions, of varying length and difficulty, you can discover Patagonia’s main attractions and landscapes. Picturesque glaciers, cascading waterfalls in the midst of ancient forests, and beautiful lakes of varying hues invite you to spend a few hours or even the day exploring. Experienced guides will find the best way to provide you with unforgettable day trips, in keeping with your group’s preferences and interests, while adjusting plans in case of unexpected weather, a characteristic of the region. (Duration: half day/full day; Shared activity & transfers)

Included Activities at Explora Torres del Paine

Torres del Paine National Park affords travelers a variety of natural panoramas including lakes, rivers, glaciers, extensive forests, singular mountain formations, hundreds of birds and many different mammals and plant species as well as the traditional culture of Patagonia, the gaucho. At Explora, expert guides will meet with you daily to explain the many explorations and help you pick which ones best fit your interests and physical capabilities. Choose from a variety of half-day and full-day treks exploring the natural wonders of the Park. Explora also boasts its own private stables within the National Park and exclusive, specially-bred horses. Riding through these iconic landscapes with the gauchos is truly a once in a lifetime experience and can be tailored for any level.

Hotel options

Patagonia Camp – Opt 1

Room Shared Program in Deluxe Yurt – 3N

Meals Full Board plus Activities

Style Camp

Explora Torres del Paine – Opt 2

Room Cordillera Paine – 3N

Meals Full Board plus Activities

Style Lodge

Day 15 – 16

1 Night

Puerto Natales

This small Chilean port city serves as an ideal base for excursions to the nearby National Park of Torres del Paine, and for extensive tours through Chilean Patagonia. Discover the colonies of penguins and colossal glaciers on a trekking tour starting from Puerto Natales.

Hotel options

Remota – Opt 1

Room Superior Room

Meals Room Only

Style Boutique

The Singular Patagonia, Puerto Bories Hotel – Opt 2

Room The Singular Room

Meals Breakfast

Style Boutique

Day 16 – 16

Santiago de Chile

Santiago de Chile is a major metropolis that rests in a valley between the snow-capped Andes rising dramatically to the east and the coastal cordillera rolling gently to the west. Founded in 1541, the city pulses with the rhythms of both colonial and contemporary Chile. You will see ancient churches with weathered stone facades standing beside glass towers in the financial district, and street vendors selling sopaipillas in plazas where protests and celebrations have shaped the nation’s turbulent history. The air carries the scent of empanadas from corner bakeries while street musicians play cueca and cumbia along the sidewalks. On clear days, the Andes appear so close you could reach out and touch them, their peaks turning shades of pink and gold at sunset. Ride a funicular up San Cristóbal hill, where the white statue of the Virgin Mary watches over the sprawling metropolis below. Visit bohemian neighborhoods such as Bellavista which is brimming with colorful murals, book shops and wine bars. From here, you could venture to Valparaíso on the Pacific coast, the vineyards of the Maipo Valley, or the otherworldly landscapes of the Atacama Desert to the north.

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“I organized a customized trip to Patagonia and Santiago, Chile. Fabulous! Every detail was attended to. Initially, it took a few back-and-forth to get it right, but in the end, I could not have asked for better. I look forward to traveling with them again.”

March 2025 Rating 5/5

“I always do my research on countries before I travel. Then I look for a company who can get me where I want to go with the best possible situations. I found that with Enchanting Travel in my quest for a great trip to Chile July, 2025. The transfers between hotels and airports were always on time. Drivers were congenial as well as being knowledgeable and safe in their driving. The guides could not have been better. Accommodations were terrific and well located as well as being clean, comfortable, and having great and welcoming staff. The tour was well coordinated, just as I planned with tour consultant, Bo, beforehand. The liaisons during the tour were always prompt in answering any questions as well on checking every day to see if all was well. The tours were perfect in showing us all we needed to see and experience. An all around wonderful trip. You cannot go wrong choosing Enchanting Travels for your next adventure.”

July 2025 Rating 5/5

“We’re very appreciative of the efforts of Alison Felfoldi and Camila Corvalan at Enchanting Travels in arranging a recent trip for us to Iguazu Falls and Patagonia. Alison gently helped us set realistic itinerary expectations, listened to our excursion and lodging preferences, and developed plans for a trip that included hiking, horseback riding and boat tours. Each leg of the trip was seamless and relaxed, and was laid out clearly in the Trip Agent app. Camila checked with us daily during our trip. This was our 2nd time using Enchanting Travels, and we felt well taken care of both times.”

January 2025 Rating 5/5

“Enchanting Travels curated a 10 day private tour of northern Chile and Argentina for me. The planning took in all my requests, but they made suggestions for what to cut out when not everything was possible. I had a local concierge during the tour always available by WhatsApp. When an airline postponed my flight twice and I lost a half day of touring, he took care of everything and all I had to do was keep in contact by WhatsApp and do what he told me to do. I never could have handled it all on my own. I experienced everything as planned. I highly recommend Enchanting Travels!”

November 2025 Rating 5/5

“I highly recommend Enchanting Travels. Service was outstanding from planning through execution, with great communication throughout. Our travel consultant was thorough and inventive, providing excellent options after our initial talk. Our trip coordinator was equally terrific, offering timely advice and local recommendations that truly bore fruit. We could always count on their responsive support both before and during our journey. We’ll use Enchanting Travels again.”

August 2025 Rating 5/5

“Enchanting Travels provided a great trip to Chile July, 2025. The transfers between hotels and airports were always on time. Drivers were congenial as well as being knowledgeable and safe in their driving. The guides could not have been better. Accommodations were terrific and well located as well as being clean, comfortable, and having great and welcoming staff. The tours were perfect in showing us all we needed to see and experience. An all around wonderful trip.”

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Day 1 – 3

Day 3 – 6

Day 6 – 7

Day 7 – 10

Day 10 – 12

Day 12 – 15

Day 15 – 16

Day 16 – 16

Santiago de Chile

Easter Island

Santiago de Chile

San Pedro de Atacama

Wine Valleys of Chile

Torres del Paine

Puerto Natales

Santiago de Chile

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