Le Reve Boutique Hotel

Wildlife & Nature Luxury + 3 more + 3 more

Complete Patagonia

Argentina, Chile

Fjords, glaciers and penguins on our ultimate Patagonia adventure.

16 days

from £9,935 pp

Cities, Culture & Easter Island

Walking Wildlife & Nature + 1 more + 2 more

Two iconic Chilean cities followed by the awe-inspiring Easter Island

11 days

from £6,305 pp

Classic Chile Highlights

Classic Wildlife & Nature + 2 more + 3 more

The highlights of Chile, a perfect first-time adventure

15 days

from £10,570 pp

Wildlife & Nature Adventure + 1 more + 2 more

Patagonia: Chile & Argentina

Argentina, Chile

The highlights of Chile and Argentina in one amazing trip.

15 days

from £8,405 pp

Luxury Chile

Walking Wildlife & Nature + 2 more + 3 more

Exploring the wonders of Chile and doing it in style!

17 days

from £14,100 pp

Self Drive: Carretera Austral

Wildlife & Nature Off-the-beaten-track

An exhilarating adventure, taking you into remote Patagonia.

13 days

from £4,385 pp

Quirky excursions

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El Tatio Geysers

You’ll need an early start for your excursion to El Tatio Geysers, which are located a couple of hour's drive from San Pedro de Atacama. These geothermal fields include more than eighty active geysers, with vapour columns spurting from the pools that can reach a dizzying height of up to 12 metres. Enjoy breakfast on site at dawn, before returning to your hotel for lunch. On the return journey, look out for local wildlife including vicunas, foxes and Andean ostriches. This excursion lasts between five and six hours, including transfers and a breakfast enroute, due to the early start. The area is located 4300 metres above sea level.

Santiago City Tour with Wine Tasting

Chile’s capital is a vibrant city full of character, with a thriving art scene, trendy restaurants and lively nightlife. With its mountain backdrop, on a clear day Santiago boasts one of the most incredible city landscapes in the world. With this trip you'll have a full day's tour of Santiago including lunch, taking in some of the highlights of the city, such as the Museum of Pre-Columbian Art, La Moneda, where the current seat of government is located, El Centro’s lively shops and street vendors and San Cristobal Hill, where a panoramic view of the city and the snow-capped Andes awaits. A nice twist is the day’s wine tasting, where you can learn about the aromas, wines and vineyards of Chile in an exclusive cinema room where you will travel through Chilean geography and its wine valleys. Lunch will be served after the tasting, and in the afternoon you will continue visiting the upper part of Santiago.

Santiago City: 1973 Walking Tour

"Recalling our past to understand our present" Explore the vibrant city of Santiago with an eye-opening historical walking tour. This shared excursion gives an objective, fact-led introduction to Chile's recent turbulent past, providing details of the events that triggered the military coup in 1973 and explaining in detail how the dictatorship has shaped this politically complex country. The expert guides also give a fascinating insight into Chile’s culture and the modern way of life, allowing a more rounded understanding of the country. During the tour you’ll visit the former National Congress, the Espacio M building and the Plaza de la Constitution. The tour begins at 10am each day and lasts for roughly two and a half hours.

Santiago City Tour

Together with your private guide, you will spend a full day exploring the highlights of the cosmopolitan city of Santiago. You will learn about the sobering recent history of the country's coup and dictatorship, as well as the culture, architecture and events that have shaped the city. The tour can be tailored to suit your interests and will include key sights such as the Museum of Pre-Columbian Art, La Moneda where the current seat of government is located and El Centro, with its lively shopping area and street vendors. You can also visit viewpoints to experience panoramic vistas of the city and the backdrop of snow-capped mountains. The fashionable Lastarria district is another area you will explore, with its diverse food, art and history.

Winelands: Maipo, Casablanca & Colchagua Valleys

The attractive Maipo, Casablanca and Colchagua Valleys are some of Chile’s most important wine producing regions. Head out for a half or full day tour to get first-hand experience of the regions. Tours range from private tastings at family-run boutique vineyards through to multiple stop itineraries, including some of the larger scale operations and sprawling wine estates. Key attributes of the region allow for production of quality wines at a reasonable cost, such as the year-round sun, low humidity and volcanic dry soil. These qualities lead to stronger vines, deeper flavours and fewer pests. The Maipo Valley is less than an hour east of Santiago, making the region the closest and most convenient stop to sample some of Chile’s full-bodied reds and crisp whites. One of the world-famous brands in the Maipo Valley is Concha Y Toro, which makes frequent appearances on shelves throughout the United Kingdom.