Tailor Made Luxury Chile Holidays

Chile is three hours behind the UK.

Flights are the quickest and most convenient way to cover the distance of more than 4,000 km from the north to the south of Chile. If you have the luxury of time, you could take a long-distance bus. Chile has a well-connected bus network that offers standard and luxury buses.

For sightseeing within the city or to reach places far from airports and bus depots, the best option is to choose a rental car. 

Chile’s capital city, Santiago, can also be explored by metro or on foot.

Chile’s varied geography and immigrant history contribute to a diverse and colourful cuisine. Chilean cuisine is a combination of local flavours along with Spanish, German, Italian and French influences. The country’s long coastline ensures that seafood is a big part of the cuisine. Wheat, potatoes and meats are the mainstays of Chilean cuisine.

Grab an empanada, dig into a Churrasco sandwich and try spoonfuls of pastel de choclo, Chile’s national dish made of corn.

Experiencing the country’s diverse terrain is an integral part of our customised Chile holiday packages. Here are some of our favourite experiences – 

• Stargaze in the Atacama Desert
• Hike the trails of the Torres Del Paine National Park
• Enjoy perfect beach days in Valparaiso
• Say hello to penguins at Isla Magdalena
• Be awed by spectacular lakes and panoramas at Puerto Varas
• Come upon imposing glaciers in Chilean Patagonia

Here is our list of top five cultural attractions and experiences you cannot miss on your holidays in Chile:

• Visit Santiago’s interesting art and history museums
• Ponder the mystery behind the Moai statues on Easter Island
• Visit Chile’s charming vineyards and sample local wines
• Indulge in authentic Chilean cuisine at some of Santiago’s upscale restaurants
• Admire the street art in Valparaiso

Flights are the best way to get from the Chile mainland to Easter Island. The duration of the flight is around six hours.

Colchagua Valley is known for its wine production, specifically for its red wines such as Cabernet Sauvignon and Carmenere. Visitors can take wine tours and tastings, visit wineries and vineyards, explore the Santa Cruz colonial town and the Colchagua Museum which is considered one of the best museums of Latin America, enjoy outdoor activities such as horseback riding and cycling, and relax in the natural hot springs of Cauquenes.

Colchagua Valley is located about 2 hours’ drive south of Santiago. Visitors can take a bus or a car to reach the valley or take a tour which includes transportation.

Colchagua Valley is known for its red wines like Cabernet Sauvignon, Carmenere, and Syrah. Visitors should also try local wine varieties like Malbec, Petit Verdot, and Pais.

Torres del Paine National Park is known for its spectacular natural beauty, including the iconic granite peaks of the Torres del Paine, glaciers, lakes, and diverse wildlife such as guanacos, Andean condors, and pumas.

Visitors can hike and trek on various trails, including the famous “W” circuit, go on wildlife safaris, take boat tours on Grey Lake to see Grey Glacier, do horseback riding, and camping in the park.

Yes, Torres del Paine National Park offers a variety of luxury accommodations such as eco-lodges, high-end campsites and even a luxury hotel, many of which offer all-inclusive packages.