Useful InformationActivitiesContact our teamWhy Easter Island? Easter Island, Isla de Pascua in Spanish or Rapa Nui in Polynesian, is one of the most geographically isolated places on earth. It is almost as close to Tahiti as it is to Chile so it is no wonder that...
Useful InformationActivitiesContact our teamWhy Carretera Austral? The Carretera Austral, or Chile’s Route 7, weaves its way through the southern Lakes and Aysen regions of Chile’s Northern Patagonia. Described as one of the world’s best road trips by National...
Useful InformationActivitiesContact our teamWhy Santiago, Valparaiso and the Wine Regions? Santiago de Chile enjoys a spectacular setting: sprawled across the fertile Santiago valley, 100km (62 miles) from the Pacific coast, the city is dominated by the mighty Andes...
Useful InformationActivitiesContact our teamWhy Tierra del Fuego? Hop on a ferry from Punta Arenas and arrive in a faraway land from a bygone era. With a stopover in the colourful and historic town of Porvenir continue south along empty windswept roads crossing mighty...
Useful InformationActivitiesContact our teamWhy the Chilean Lake District? Both Chile and Argentina have their own Lake Districts, on the Chilean side the area is characterized by pearly blue lakes, perfect snow capped volcanoes and ancient forests, dissected by...
Useful InformationActivitiesContact our teamWhy Atacama Desert? This 600-mile long sun-blasted plateau is the driest - and oldest - desert on earth. It has barely rained here for three million years, and the landscape is from another planet. Place names like Valley of...
Useful InformationActivitiesContact our teamWhy Aysen? Hidden in the north of Patagonia are the rich forests and waterways of Aysén. The forests are dense and opaque, covered with vegetation, moss and lichen. The waterways are found in many forms, from the enormous...
Useful InformationActivitiesContact our teamWhy Punta Arenas? Punta Arenas is one of the southernmost cities on earth. Situated at about 54 degrees south, only Ushuaia in Argentina is further south. Prior to full activation of the Puerto Natales airport located...
Useful InformationActivitiesContact our teamWhy Puerto Natales? Located beside the beautiful Seno de Ultimo Esperanza (Last Hope Sound), this quaint smallish town of about 20,000 residents offers clean air, wonderful views across the water and accessibility to one of...
Useful InformationAdventuresActivitiesContact our teamWhy Bernardo O'Higgins? Situated 31 miles north of Puerto Natales, bordering Torres del Paine National Park, this largely untouched area is becoming more and more accessible. It offers a novel water-borne way to...