Luxury Chile Explorer
Patagonia, the Atacama and Wine Region - a stunning luxury trip of the highlights of Chile
Itinerary highlights
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Explore the incredible and striking landscapes of Chile's Atacama Desert
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Sip on some of the world's most delicious wines as you discover Chile's Wine Region
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Hike in Patagonia and the Torres Del Paine National Park, one of the world's best adventure playgrounds
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Take to the streets of vibrant Santiago and uncover the city's history and culture
What's included
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Private tour options in the Atacama Desert, the Wine Region, Torres del Paine and Santiago
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Luxury accommodation throughout
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Meet and greet airport service
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Full support from your Travel Concierge before, during and after your trip
At a glance
This private tour of Chile has been designed to include the most stunning highlights of this beautiful, contrasting country, all to be experienced in the lap of luxury with a big dose of adventure.
Begin in Chile’s far north and the other worldly landscape of the Atacama Desert, where you’ll spend four nights under an impossibly starry night sky, and your days out exploring red sands, spitting geysers and high altitude plains on horse rides, hikes and cycling excursions.
Next venture down to middle of the country for three nights in Chile’s languid Wine Region to sample exquisite wines that have made Chile a world-class producer.
Continue further south still to the far reaches of Chilean Patagonia and the Torres del Paine National Park, which is truly one of the most awesome places in South America. Finally, you have one night to relax and explore the sights of Santiago before your flight home.
Example trip itinerary
Atacama Desert
Transfer
Meet and greet at Santiago airport
Flight
Flight from Santiago to Calama
Transfer
Private transfer from Calama to San Pedro de Atacama
Accommodation in Atacama Desert
- Choose from rooms or spacious apartments
- Andes mountain and volcanoes views
- Each room has a private terrace (except the family rooms) with views of the Licancabur volcano
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Pool
- Yoga area
- Spa
- Hot tub
- Steam room
- Volcano climbing
- Horseback riding
- Stunning natural surroundings
Nestled in the northern desert of Chile, the Tierra Atacama encapsulates exquisite design and authentic experiences. The hotel has been designed to be casually elegant in a neo-minimal style, with rooms intricately decked out with local, carefully sourced, hand-made textiles to add an authentic desert feel.
Within the guest rooms you’ll find touches of local culture everywhere, from handwoven throws to cowhide rugs and llama figures carved from the volcanic rock of nearby Toconao. Rooms range from the Oriente rooms, which feature private terraces and volcanic views, to the apartments. These can accommodate up to six people and are spread over two floors. All rooms look out over the Andes mountain range and nearby volcanoes, with views of the desert available from dusk until dawn.
For dining, you can enjoy a blend of the rich flavours of Chilean cuisine and local produce from the Atacama Desert in a restaurant inspired by the desert surroundings. Whether indulging in traditional Chilean specialities or sipping on world-class wines at the bar, you’ll be enveloped in an atmosphere of simple luxury.
There are a plethora of activities to embark on during your stay at the Tierra Atacama as well. Feast your eyes on the Tatio Geysers, one of the world’s most impressive geothermal sites, uncover the bewildering sights of the Salar de Atacama on a captivating excursion to Chaxa Lagoon, or you can even unearth ancient petroglyphs and admire a kaleidoscope of color at Rainbow Valley.
When you’re not exploring the hotel’s surroundings, Tierra Atacama will offer you the opportunity to rejuvenate yourself within its spa. Soak in the al fresco hot tub, enjoy a spa circuit as you drift between the indoor pool and steam room, or dive into the outdoor pool. The spa’s treatments also incorporate natural ingredients from the region, such as sheep’s milk, honey, and clay. If you prefer yoga to relax your muscles, there is an area located on a shaded platform within the gardens.
- 42 rooms, each with a terrace
- Spa
- Swimming pools and hot springs
- Astronomy classes and excursions
- Mountain biking
- Restaurant
- Lounge and bar
Almost imperceptible from its backdrop of baked red rock, emerging as a perfectly placed traditional adobe settlement, it takes an even closer look to discover that this is, in fact, the very conscientiously designed and luxuriously authentic Nayara Alto Atacama. Its beauty is matched by its sustainable ideals, with the resort dedicated to integrating into the environment without causing harm to the immediate landscapes or ecosystems.
In the shadow of the Cordillera de la Sal and with the San Pedro River coursing by its enviably remote and magical position in the Atacama desert means it is well placed to explore the surrounding natural sights of deep, sweeping valleys and canyons, kaleidoscope skies, serene lagoons, ancient ruins and tempestuous geysers.
Yet the location is only part of the hotel’s unique allure; its design both in and out stylishly embraces the aesthetic of the Altiplano and Atacama. Varying textures in the form of colourful earth-tone tiles, Brea lamps, cave paintings, local iconography, sculptures, and coarse Aguayo tapestries and Amerindian textiles, blend to create an inviting, warm and intimate atmosphere to the contrasting wilderness outside. Each comfortable room features its own terrace and is equipped with many modern appliances and luxuries.
What’s more the hotel’s activities and expeditions are expertly planned and personalised to you, with private guiding available. The staff will do their utmost to look after you and there are many facilities to enjoy at the hotel, such as yoga, spa treatments, hot springs, or just sitting under the patio awnings gazing at the spectacle in front of you.
- 12 round suites with private patio
- Outdoor swimming pool
- Open-air restaurant
- Full board with wine and soft drinks included
Another luxury addition to San Pedro de Atacama, the Awasi is a truly special option. With outstanding service, the hotel offers an exceptional experience and all activities are completely private and personalised to your needs and requests.
There are 12 suites, circular in shape and made from adobe, stone and wood which help to keep them cool in the day and warm in the evenings. Each suite has its own private patio, indoor and outdoor showers and inside you’ll find armchairs and alpaca blankets to keep you cosy. The hotel is beautifully decorated with wool hangings and hardwood and marble floors that evoke a sense of history and tradition.
The restaurant uses local, seasonal produce to create beautiful looking and tasting dishes that show off some of the more unusual ingredients used in Chilean cooking. Its open-air setting makes for a truly magical and memorable meal.
There is also a lovely outdoor pool which provides welcome relief from the heat, and there is plenty of outdoor space in which to relax.
The hotel operates an all-inclusive programme, with all meals, drinks and excursions (all tailored to your needs) included.
- All meals included
- Sauna, steam bath and open air Jacuzzis
- Spa and treatment rooms
The Explora hotels are perhaps Chile’s most famous, meaning Explora Atacama comes with an enviable reputation to live up to and it’s pleasing to say that it doesn’t disappoint.
Everything about the hotel exudes understated quality, with tastefully furnished, extremely comfortable rooms. Each has its own jacuzzi in the bathroom and a cut-out floor to ceiling window with panoramic views.
There are four interconnected high-design swimming pools and saunas, a stargazing platform (complete with high quality telescopes) and an open bar. The hotel is also home to a superb restaurant.
The programmes offered are all inclusive, so all meals, most drinks and all tours are included in this price. Explore this beautiful region either on foot, horseback riding, bike, or 4WD excursions. There are also cultural excursions and high mountain ascents ranging in difficulty and altitude. For safety reasons, high mountain hiking requires a minimum of two-night acclimatization but we’d recommend four nights here simply to get the most out of your time here.
Four days exploring the Atacama Desert
Check into your chosen lodge and spend your time exploring the Atacama with the many different excursions available. Depending on which of Jacada's Luxury selection you are staying in, this may be in small groups or entirely private (speak to your travel designer so we can find the lodge that suits you best).
Star Gazing Excursion in the Atacama
The clear skies of Atacama, considered the best in the Southern Hemisphere for astronomy, offer exceptional observation of the firmament and celestial bodies. Here, your private guide and driver will take you out into the desert to enjoy stargazing.
Moon Valley
Depart San Pedro and head to the Cordillera de la Sal (Salt Mountain Range), where you will visit the Valley of the Moon, 'Valle de la Luna', that forms part of the National Flamingo Reservation. This unique place is famous for its natural mineral sculptures, one of them being Las Tres Marías - The Three Marys - which has been formed by the wind erosion and resembles a lunar setting.
Hot air balloon flight over the Atacama Desert
Take off early this morning for unrivalled views over the spectacular dessert landscape of the Valley of the Moon in complete comfort style and safety. Enjoy champagne upon landing, as is tradition.
Transfer
Private transfer from your hotel in the Atacama to Calama Airport
Flight
Flight from Calama to Santiago
Chilean Wine Region
Transfer
Private transfer from Santiago airport to the Wine Region
Accommodation in Chilean Wine Region
- 22 suites
- Seven Puro Vik glass pods
- Four rooms
- Winery
- Wine shop
- Restaurant/ Lodge Chef
- Heli Port
- Disabled Access
The extraordinary sophistication and contemporary chic of the Vik Chile is quite simply unparalleled in Chile’s wine region.
Fresh from an extensive refurbishment, this 22-room (with seven Puro Vik glass pods) avant garde luxury boutique hotel is set within the 4,400-hectare Millahue Valley and Vik vineyard, just two hours south of Santiago in the Colchagua Valley area. Each suite is individually themed and decorated, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows which allow guests to take in the majestic views of the region. A newer addition to the hotel, guests can now choose to stay in one of the separate Puro Vik glass pods, providing an incredible vantage point for overlooking the valley.
The lodge is decorated in keeping with the vineyard’s holistic and ecological principles and it’s almost as if the exterior’s inconspicuous minimalism was intended to touch the hillside on which it perches. This spectacular sense of floating is further emphasised by seamless glass windows-for-walls in the rooms. Yet the insightful use of dark heavy woods, rough natural materials, functional furniture and a minimal elegance also makes the lodge feel contrastingly very solid, grounded and stylishly real.
The lodge enjoys uninterrupted views of the vineyards and lake and there is a cosy sitting area with a fireplace, patios with sofas, and a well-equipped and elegant dining room where excellent traditional Chilean cuisine is served.
Plenty of activities and expeditions can be arranged to suit guests according to their time and preferences, especially with immediate if not exclusive access to the vineyard and winery.
- Set in 450 acres of vineyards
- Winery
- Outdoor Pool
- Four rooms
- Massage
- Restaurant
Clos Apalta Residence is one of the most luxurious (and modern) wine lodges in Chile. The accommodation here is really first class. There are just four private ‘casitas’ as well as lodging within the guesthouse itself. The rooms are beautifully decorated in a modern style and the casitas have an added element of privacy as well as verandas with stunning views out across the valley.
The Clos Apalta Winery itself is also constructed in a very modern style and produces some fantastic wines, which you’ll have a chance to sample.
There is also a large infinity pool and spa area to make the residence an extremely comfortable and relaxing place to stay.
Three days exploring the Wine Region
South of Santiago lies Chile's rich central valleys and numerous vineyards. Your choice of daily activities and excursions will depend on the hotel or lodge chosen, but just speak to our Latin America travel designers about selecting the best one for you.
You'll certainly spend some time discovering some of the most renowned wineries in the region, giving you the chance to sample some of the finest wines from Chile.
Hiking and horse riding through Chile's Wine Region
Spend your day on a hike or horse ride through the stunning estates of the Chilean Wine Region which boasts unique and unrivalled countryside.
Transfer
Private transfer from the Wine Region to Santiago airport
Flight
Flight from Santiago to Punta Arenas
Torres del Paine
Transfer
Transfer from Punta Arenas to your Torres del Paine lodge
Accommodation in Torres del Paine
- Dining room
- Bar
- Library
- Shop
- Individual Geodisic domes
A wonderful way to experience the outdoor feel of camping in this beautiful area of Patagonia with the comfort of a hotel. Accommodation is in geodisic domes inspired by the traditional constructions of the native Kawesqar people allowing plenty of light and space during your stay. The lodge hosts a maximum of 56 guests ensuring a more personal feel as well as minimising the impact on the local environment.
We recommend the ‘Suite’ Domes which come equipped with a private bathroom, wood heated stove and solar power.
There are three main ‘Core’ domes. Two of which contain the dining area and bar while the other is a resting dome with a library. The resting dome is also used for meetings before small group excursions.
- 20 luxury yurts with heating, private bathrooms and hot water
- Restaurant
- Bar and Lounge
Patagonia Camp is one of the only true luxury camping experiences of its kind in South America. Set on a bluff overlooking one of the stunning lakes in the region each of the spacious ‘yurts’ is heated, has a private terrace and bathroom with shower and hot water.
Service is excellent and a full programme of activities is included as well as all meals.
- 54 Rooms
- Three suites
- Complimentary WiFi
- Restaurant § Bar
- Full Spa
- Museum
Housed in the restored, post-Victorian cold-storage factory “Frigorifico Puerto Bories” first built in 1915, the Singular is in fact a National Monument and has been sympathetically and stylishly converted into one of Patagonia’s most elegant exploration hotels. By this we mean its remoteness has in no way inhibited its refinement.
Located on the shores of the Señoret Channel, at the end of the Ultima Esperanza Sound, Singular is ideally placed for expeditions to some of Patagonia’s most inaccessible parts and sights. With two of their own boats to explore the intricate fjords, channels and islands, as well as a wealth of other land-based activities, you really are in the best hands.
The hotel’s décor has been expertly and creatively designed to a high but understated level of luxury, blended with regional character and the building’s unique history all for a contemporary industrial chic fused with a warm, old-style comfort. All of its 57 rooms command steely Patagonian views over the channel water or rugged plains, and soft carpets, cosy beds and traditional pieces of furniture add a warmth to their contemporary, bunker-style design of bare concrete walls and seamless glass windows.
In-between these lie rooms displaying much of the factory’s restored machinery and galleries detailing its history, so Singular acts as much as an offering to the region’s past as it does a hotel.
The service and food are both excellent, and apart from the simple task of deciding on whether to go for the Magellenic Lamb or conger eel for dinner, or perhaps what spa treatment you’ll go for to end your day, the bigger challenge is choosing from over 20 different well-thought-out and extraordinary expeditions on offer by Singular.
We also highly recommend Pisco Sours at sunset.
- 14 freestanding villas
- Relais and Chateaux Restaurant
- Bar and lounge
- Completely tailor-made experiences
- A dedicated professional guide and 4x4 vehicle to explore in privacy
You wouldn’t think that the spectacular Patagonian region of Torres del Paine could get any better regarding luxurious design-led hotels, but it has, courtesy of the exclusive sibling hotel to Awasi Atacama, and the only lodge in the area to offer tailor-made excursions for each guest. Adding to that, a portion of the proceeds from each guest’s stay helps to support The Awasi Patagonia Conservation Project, which aims to create a natural corridor for wildlife. Awasi guides also help to monitor the puma populations and keep hunters away, increasing the properties, and its guests, positive impact on the region.
14 wooden-clad, shipping crate-style ‘villas’, which were inspired by the old outpost shelters, lie scattered over the wind-protected private reserve, facing the epic Lake Sarmiento and the famous three-tower peaks. Inside, the warming and minimal Scandinavian cabin decor nicely cushions you from the harsh weather outside, with natural wood interiors, large inviting beds, your own living room with log fireplaces, a hot tub and with every modern amenity to hand. The master villa, which has two bedrooms, is perfect for families.
The dispersal of these freestanding villas befits the solitude of your surroundings, giving you a pleasing level of privacy but also a heightened experience of the landscape’s isolation.
The main house, just a short walk from the villas, features a Relais & Chateaux restaurant, terrace and living area. Awasi is renowned not only for its style, but for tailoring its tours to each individual guest and for serving delectable gourmet food. Guests can choose whatever excursions they want to do, without having to compromise for the sake of a group.
- Included, shared activities
- Horse riding
- Trekking
- Boat navigations
- Heated Indoor swimming pool
- Four open air jacuzzis
- Restuarant and lecture spaces
Perhaps the most famous hotel in all of Chile, the Explora Patagonia one of the most stunning settings in the world.
Simple and cool from the exterior, things could not be more different once inside. There are large picture windows everywhere (even in the bathrooms) to make the most of the stunning vistas surrounding the hotel. Much of the furniture is hand crafted from local wood and slate, and there are many little design touches to make things more comfortable. The hotel also has a large indoor swimming pool and outdoor jacuzzis.
All activities are included in the programme as are all meals and drinks. Food is generally of a high standard at the restaurant.
Four days exploring Torres del Paine
Depending on the lodgings you have chosen and your individual preferences you will be able to choose from a variety of excursions exploring this beautiful part of Patagonia. Whether you do your exploring on foot, horseback or by bike the landscapes here are truly awe-inspiring.
Transfer
Transfer from Torres del Paine to Punta Arenas Airport
Flight
Flight from Punta Arenas to Santiago
Santiago
Transfer
Private transfer from Santiago airport to Santiago hotel
Accommodation in Santiago
- 62 rooms
- Restaurant & Sky Bar
- Rooftop swimming pool
- Spa, Jacuzzi, sauna & steam room
The Singular Santiago is a luxury hotel in the Lastarria neighbourhood of Santiago.
A sister hotel to The Singular Patagonia, The Singular Santiago is located in one of the artiest areas of the Chilean capital, Lastarria: the Museum of Fine Art, the Museum of Visual Arts, and the Gabriel Mistral Center are all within walking distance of the hotel.
It’s not just the location that’s appealing: the rooftop pool provides a scenic setting in which to both cool down after a day exploring Santiago and take in the view; the spa offers post- or pre-long-haul flight massages; and the Singular Restaurant serves French dishes alongside local specialties, such as Guanaco and Penca, to keep the flavour decidedly Latin. The ninth-floor Sky Bar is the perfect place to polish off a day in Lastarria.
There are 62 rooms: the Patio Rooms and the Classic Rooms overlook the Plaza Mulato Gil, and the Deluxe Balcony Rooms have views across the Parque Forestal. All rooms at The Singular benefit from stylish decor and all the mod-cons you could wish for, including wireless internet, LCD TVs, large and comfortable beds, and well-equipped, spacious marble bathrooms.
- 196 rooms
- Tea Library
- Three restaurants
- Beauty Salon
- W Lounge Bar & Rooftop Bar
- Rooftop Infinity Pool & Spa § Fitness Centre
- Business Centre
- WiFi
- iPod docks § LCD TVs in rooms
In keeping with its worldwide siblings for contemporary luxury design and snazzy urban style, it’s no wonder that the W Santiago is now the trendiest hotel in the capital with a phenomenal rooftop pool and bar that boast the best views over the city.
Accompanying a kaleidoscope of colours and ultra-modern sophistication designed by Toni Chi and Sergio Echeverria, W Santiago is a fantastically well-equipped hotel with three restaurants specialising in French, Asian Fusion and Chilean cuisines. There’s a beauty salon, bar lounge, tea library and business centre not to mention its superb location but a few steps away from the best bars, restaurants and shops in Santiago.
The rooms are sleek, modern and spacious and the staff are aplenty and very helpful in fulfilling the ‘Whatever, Whenever’ motto.
Overnight in Santiago
Enjoy a night in Santiago, you'll have our list of recommended restaurants and attractions to make sure you make the most of your time here.
Chilean Culinary Class
Start the morning at the Mercado Central, Santiago’s celebrated fresh fish market then move on to La Vega, the popular fruit and vegetable market and the perfect place to discover new flavors. Bring the produce back to a cooking workshop located in Barrio Italia, where a chef-instructor will guide the relaxed class in preparing simple but delicious Chilean recipes and reveal some culinary secrets. Finally, enjoy a well-earned feast of Chilean dishes complemented by excellent Chilean wines.
Museum of Memory and Human Rights
During this experience you will pay a visit to the Museum of Memory and Human Rights, a fascinating and moving museum which is dedicated to the victims of human rights violations during the civic-military regime led by Augusto Pinochet between 1973 and 1990. There are countless striking exhibits here, defined by the likes of video footage taken from detention centres, newspaper excerpts from the 1970s and 1980s, and interactive photography and audio exhibits.
Santiago architecture tour
Meet your architect guide and start your journey in Las Condes District, specifically the El Golf area which still keeps the elegant atmosphere of the last century with its old and noble houses. Within the same area you will also see many modern buildings as this is also the main financial district of the Capital, which the locals refer to as ‘Sanhattan’.
Next, head to Santiago downtown and stop at one of the subway stations to see the vast fresco painted by the renowned Chilean artist Mario Toral. Then, choose to visit the colourful Bellavista neighbourhood, with its eclectic architecture and San Cristóbal Hill as a natural backdrop, or see the Barrio Brasil a neighbourhood where the Chilean upper class lived since the middle of 19th Century. Another option is a tour to the historic communal Cités houses where many people still live today.
Transfer
Private transfer from your hotel to Santiago airport
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This private tour of Chile has been designed to include the most stunning highlights of this beautiful, contrasting country, all to be experienced in the lap of luxury with a big dose of adventure. Begin in Chile’s far north and the other worldly landscape of the Atacama Desert, where you’ll spend four nights under an impossibly starry night sky, and your days out exploring red sands, spitting geysers and high altitude plains on horse rides, hikes and cycling excursions. Next venture down to middle of the country for three nights in Chile’s languid Wine Region to sample exquisite wines that have made Chile a world-class producer. Continue further south still to the far reaches of Chilean Patagonia and the Torres del Paine National Park, which is truly one of the most awesome places in South America. Finally, you have one night to relax and explore the sights of Santiago before your flight home. | Whats included?
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Days 1-5 |
Atacama Desert |
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Flights & transfers
Meet and greet at Santiago airport |
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| Flight from Santiago to Calama | |
| Private transfer from Calama to San Pedro de Atacama | |
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Accommodation in Atacama Desert
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Tierra Atacama - $$$$$
The Tierra Atacama is an excellent boutique hotel option in San Pedro Atacama. The design of...
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Nayara Alto Atacama - $$$$$
Almost imperceptible from its backdrop of baked red rock, emerging as a perfectly placed...
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Awasi Atacama - $$$$$
Another luxury addition to San Pedro de Atacama, the Awasi is a truly special option. With...
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Explora Atacama - $$$$$
The Explora hotels are perhaps Chile’s most famous, meaning Explora Atacama comes with...
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| Four days exploring the Atacama Desert Check into your chosen lodge and spend your time exploring the Atacama with the many different excursions available. Depending on which of Jacada's Luxury selection you are staying in, this may be in small groups or entirely private (speak to your travel designer so we can find the lodge that suits you best). |
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| Star Gazing Excursion in the Atacama The clear skies of Atacama, considered the best in the Southern Hemisphere for astronomy, offer exceptional observation of the firmament and celestial bodies. Here, your private guide and driver will take you out into the desert to enjoy stargazing. |
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| Moon Valley Depart San Pedro and head to the Cordillera de la Sal (Salt Mountain Range), where you will visit the Valley of the Moon, 'Valle de la Luna', that forms part of the National Flamingo Reservation. This unique place is famous for its natural mineral sculptures, one of them being Las Tres Marías - The Three Marys - which has been formed by the wind erosion and resembles a lunar setting. |
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| Hot air balloon flight over the Atacama Desert Take off early this morning for unrivalled views over the spectacular dessert landscape of the Valley of the Moon in complete comfort style and safety. Enjoy champagne upon landing, as is tradition. |
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Flights & transfers
Private transfer from your hotel in the Atacama to Calama Airport |
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| Flight from Calama to Santiago | |
Days 5-8 |
Chilean Wine Region |
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Flights & transfers
Private transfer from Santiago airport to the Wine Region |
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Accommodation in Chilean Wine Region
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Vik Chile - $$$$$
The extraordinary sophistication and contemporary chic of the Vik Chile is quite simply...
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Clos Apalta Residence - $$$$$
Clos Apalta Residence is one of the most luxurious (and modern) wine lodges in Chile. The...
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| Three days exploring the Wine Region South of Santiago lies Chile's rich central valleys and numerous vineyards. Your choice of daily activities and excursions will depend on the hotel or lodge chosen, but just speak to our Latin America travel designers about selecting the best one for you.
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| Hiking and horse riding through Chile's Wine Region Spend your day on a hike or horse ride through the stunning estates of the Chilean Wine Region which boasts unique and unrivalled countryside. |
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Flights & transfers
Private transfer from the Wine Region to Santiago airport |
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| Flight from Santiago to Punta Arenas | |
Days 8-12 |
Torres del Paine |
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Flights & transfers
Transfer from Punta Arenas to your Torres del Paine lodge |
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Accommodation in Torres del Paine
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Ecocamp Patagonia - $$$$$
A wonderful way to experience the outdoor feel of camping in this beautiful area of
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Patagonia Camp - $$$$$
Patagonia Camp is one of the only true luxury camping experiences of its kind in South...
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The Singular - $$$$$
Housed in the restored, post-Victorian cold-storage factory “Frigorifico Puerto Bories”...
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Awasi Patagonia - $$$$$
You wouldn’t think that the spectacular Patagonian region of
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Explora Patagonia - $$$$$
Perhaps the most famous hotel in all of Chile, the Explora Patagonia one of the most stunning...
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| Four days exploring Torres del Paine Depending on the lodgings you have chosen and your individual preferences you will be able to choose from a variety of excursions exploring this beautiful part of Patagonia. Whether you do your exploring on foot, horseback or by bike the landscapes here are truly awe-inspiring. |
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Flights & transfers
Transfer from Torres del Paine to Punta Arenas Airport |
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| Flight from Punta Arenas to Santiago | |
Days 12-13 |
Santiago |
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Flights & transfers
Private transfer from Santiago airport to Santiago hotel |
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Accommodation in Santiago
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The Singular Santiago - $$$$$
The Singular Santiago is a luxury hotel in the Lastarria neighbourhood of Santiago.
A...
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W Hotel Santiago - $$$$$
In keeping with its worldwide siblings for contemporary luxury design and snazzy urban style,...
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| Overnight in Santiago Enjoy a night in Santiago, you'll have our list of recommended restaurants and attractions to make sure you make the most of your time here. |
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| Chilean Culinary Class Start the morning at the Mercado Central, Santiago’s celebrated fresh fish market then move on to La Vega, the popular fruit and vegetable market and the perfect place to discover new flavors. Bring the produce back to a cooking workshop located in Barrio Italia, where a chef-instructor will guide the relaxed class in preparing simple but delicious Chilean recipes and reveal some culinary secrets. Finally, enjoy a well-earned feast of Chilean dishes complemented by excellent Chilean wines. |
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| Museum of Memory and Human Rights During this experience you will pay a visit to the Museum of Memory and Human Rights, a fascinating and moving museum which is dedicated to the victims of human rights violations during the civic-military regime led by Augusto Pinochet between 1973 and 1990. There are countless striking exhibits here, defined by the likes of video footage taken from detention centres, newspaper excerpts from the 1970s and 1980s, and interactive photography and audio exhibits. |
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| Santiago architecture tour Meet your architect guide and start your journey in Las Condes District, specifically the El Golf area which still keeps the elegant atmosphere of the last century with its old and noble houses. Within the same area you will also see many modern buildings as this is also the main financial district of the Capital, which the locals refer to as ‘Sanhattan’. Next, head to Santiago downtown and stop at one of the subway stations to see the vast fresco painted by the renowned Chilean artist Mario Toral. Then, choose to visit the colourful Bellavista neighbourhood, with its eclectic architecture and San Cristóbal Hill as a natural backdrop, or see the Barrio Brasil a neighbourhood where the Chilean upper class lived since the middle of 19th Century. Another option is a tour to the historic communal Cités houses where many people still live today. |
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Flights & transfers
Private transfer from your hotel to Santiago airport |
