Chile

16 day holiday

Santiago, Calama, San Pedro de Atacama, Salar de Atacama, El Tatio Geysers, Lake District, Puerto Montt, Easter Island

This Chilean adventure begins in Santiago, where you’ll soak up the culture of the city’s bohemian quarter and enjoy panoramic views over the Andes. From here, fly north to the Atacama Desert — a surreal landscape of salt flats, geysers and lunar valleys. Visit the dramatic Valle de la Luna at sunset, explore the vast Salar de Atacama, and take a dip in geothermal springs near the El Tatio Geysers. The region’s clear skies make it ideal for stargazing, including a visit to the ALMA Observatory. Your journey then shifts south to the lush Lake District, where volcanoes tower over sapphire lakes. Explore the Petrohue Falls, trek or take the chairlift for views across the region, and take in the German heritage and architecture of Puerto Varas.

Returning to Santiago, you’ll have time to explore coastal towns like Valparaiso or visit nearby vineyards before flying to Easter Island, the remote Pacific outpost famed for its mysterious Moai statues. Here, you’ll wander among ancient sites such as Rano Raraku quarry and Rano Kau crater, relax on the beach at Anakena, and enjoy the slow pace of life in Hanga Roa. With a final night in Santiago to toast your adventure, this itinerary offers an immersive journey through Chile’s most iconic landscapes — from otherworldly deserts to volcanic lakes and the far reaches of Polynesia.

12 day holiday

Santiago, Atacama Desert, Chilean Winelands, Torres del Paine, Punta Arenas

This journey through Chile begins in its vibrant capital, Santiago, framed by the majestic Andes and home to lively neighbourhoods like Lastarria and Bellavista. From here, you’ll head north to the spellbinding Atacama Desert, where the oasis town of San Pedro serves as your base for exploring Moon Valley, the high-altitude El Tatio Geysers, and shimmering Andean lagoons. With expert guides and boutique accommodation, this leg combines surreal scenery with exceptional comfort. Nights under some of the clearest skies on Earth make for unforgettable stargazing experiences.

After a relaxing stay and wine tasting at a historic guesthouse in the Rosario Valley, the adventure continues south to Patagonia. Here, the dramatic landscapes of Torres del Paine National Park await—think granite towers, glacial lakes, and windswept steppe. With a range of activities included, from scenic drives to full-day treks or horse rides, you can tailor your time to suit your pace. After days in the wild, return to comfort at Tierra Patagonia. The trip wraps up with a final evening back in Santiago, a perfect chance to reflect on the contrasts and beauty of this unforgettable country.

13 day holiday

Santiago, Torres del Paine, Lake District, Puerto Varas, Atacama Desert

This journey through Chile stretches from the sun-scorched altiplano of the Atacama Desert in the north to the glacier-fed peaks of Patagonia in the far south, capturing the country’s immense geographical contrasts. Starting in Santiago, Chile’s cosmopolitan capital, you’ll explore historic neighbourhoods and panoramic viewpoints before flying to the Atacama. There, otherworldly landscapes such as Death Valley and the El Tatio Geysers offer unforgettable sunrises, star-filled skies, and flamingo-dotted salt flats. With handpicked accommodation and the option to tailor excursions, each stop is designed to immerse you in Chile’s striking natural beauty and local culture.

From the Atacama, the route continues to the Lake District where Germanic-style towns sit beside snowcapped volcanoes and pristine lakes. Here, climb the slopes of Osorno Volcano and marvel at the thundering Petrohué Falls. The final leg of the trip takes you deep into Patagonia, staying in the heart of Torres del Paine National Park. With its jagged granite towers, sweeping steppe and turquoise glacial lakes, it’s the dramatic finale to a diverse and scenic holiday. Whether walking, riding, or relaxing by the asado barbecue, this trip captures Chile’s most iconic and remote highlights in one memorable route.

14 day holiday

Santiago, Atacama Desert, Punta Arenas, Chilean Patagónia, Ushuaia, Buenos Aires

This two-week private journey covers Chile from top to bottom, combining iconic landscapes with a scenic cruise and a dash of city flair. After arriving in Santiago, there’s time to soak in the capital’s lively streets, markets and historic neighbourhoods. The trip then heads north to the otherworldly Atacama Desert, where you can explore salt flats, lagoons, high-altitude geysers and stargaze under inky black skies. From here, fly south to Punta Arenas in Patagonia and board the Australis expedition cruise, designed for up-close experiences of remote fjords, glaciers and wildlife.

The four-night cruise takes you through the Chilean fjords and past the majestic glaciers of the Beagle Channel, with landings at Cape Horn, Ainsworth Bay and Wulaia Bay. There’s the chance to spot penguins, sea lions and rare birdlife, and to hike through subpolar forests to dramatic viewpoints. After disembarking in Ushuaia, travel to Buenos Aires for a relaxed finish. Spend your final days exploring Argentina’s capital – a city of grand architecture, leafy neighbourhoods, tango rhythms and colourful barrios like La Boca – before heading home.

14 day holiday

La Paz, Lake Titicaca, Uyuni, Atacama Desert, Santiago

This Chile and Bolivia adventure showcases some of South America’s most awe-inspiring high-altitude desert landscapes. Starting in Santiago, the journey quickly transitions into the surreal beauty of the Atacama Desert, with its volcanoes, salt flats and incredibly clear night skies ideal for stargazing. Travelling across the Altiplano into Bolivia, the scenery becomes even more dramatic, with vividly coloured lagoons, steaming geysers and the haunting stillness of the Siloli desert. A major highlight is the surreal Salar de Uyuni, the world’s largest salt flat, where cactus-covered Isla Pescado rises from the vast white expanse, providing a dreamlike backdrop.

From here, the route leads to shimmering Lake Titicaca, where ancient legends echo across the water and visits to Moon and Sun Islands offer a glimpse into Andean history and culture. Along the way, you’ll pass through sleepy towns, visit local markets, and even have the chance to explore an Andean eco-village. The trip ends in La Paz, Bolivia’s vibrant and chaotic capital, dramatically tucked into a high-altitude valley and overlooked by snow-capped Mount Illimani. It’s a fitting final stop for a journey through some of the continent’s most visually and culturally rich landscapes.

21 day holiday

Santiago, Punta Arenas, Antarctica

Antarctica 21 offers a rare and exhilarating way to explore the remote Antarctic Peninsula—by skipping the notoriously rough Drake Passage and flying directly from Punta Arenas in southern Chile to King George Island. In just two hours, you arrive on the doorstep of the White Continent, avoiding days at sea and beginning your adventure immediately. From there, you board your expedition ship and set off to navigate between spectacular icebergs, icy fjords and dramatic coastlines teeming with wildlife including penguins, seals, seabirds, and possibly whales.

Over several days, you explore iconic locations such as Deception Island, Paradise Bay, and Port Lockroy. Each day brings a mix of zodiac excursions, guided landings, and expert lectures, with the itinerary kept flexible to make the most of changing weather and wildlife conditions. After your time in Antarctica, you return to Punta Arenas by air, where you can extend your trip into Patagonia or across to Argentina. Whether trekking in Torres del Paine or unwinding in Buenos Aires, your journey is capped with unforgettable memories of one of the world’s last true wildernesses.

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