Magical Chile – Santiago – Torres Del Paine – Easter Island

Chile
13 Days
Moderate/Medium
All Ages

Experience the wonders of Chile in a comprehensive journey that takes you from Santiago’s vibrant city life to the remote beauty of Torres del Paine and the mystical allure of Easter Island. Discover the country’s diverse geography and cultural richness as you explore Santiago’s historic sites, hike through the Patagonian wilderness, and uncover the secrets of the Moai statues on Easter Island. This tour offers a unique combination of urban adventures, natural beauty, and ancient heritage.

  • Plaza de Armas | Santiago de Chile | Chile
  • Santiago de Chile | Chile
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Highlights

  • Discover the historic and modern sides of Chile’s capital.
  • Iconic Patagonian landscapes with hiking and wildlife viewing opportunities.
  • Uncover the mysteries of the Rapa Nui culture and its famous stone carvings.
  • Savor Chilean wines at world-renowned vineyards.
  • Explore vibrant murals and artistic neighborhoods in this coastal gem.

Includes

  • Expert personnel will assist with all transfers at arrival and departure from each location.
  • All the excursions indicated in the program with Spanish/English-speaking local guides.
  • Entrance fees for all sites listed.
  • The meals as shown.
  • Tours and tastings within the vineyards are shared and transfers are private.

Not Included

  • Tips
  • Air tickets and airport taxes
  • Early check-in or late check-out at hotels
  • Optional tours
  • Food services are not mentioned in the itinerary.
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From USD 6681,00 pp

FAQs

What should I pack for Patagonia?

Bring waterproof and windproof clothing, sturdy hiking boots, and layered outfits for changing conditions.

Are tours on Easter Island guided?

Yes, all activities on Easter Island are guided, providing in-depth insights into the island’s history and culture.

How many days are ideal for Torres del Paine?

A minimum of four days is recommended to explore the park’s main attractions and engage in various outdoor activities.

Additional Information
  • Documentation: Most travelers can enter Chile without a visa for a limited period, but it’s essential to verify specific requirements based on your nationality. A passport with at least six months of validity is generally required.
  • Currency: The official currency is the Chilean peso (CLP). For the best exchange rate, use banks or authorized exchange houses. Credit and debit cards are accepted in most places, but it’s advisable to have cash for small purchases or rural areas.
  • Language: Spanish is the official language. In tourist areas, English is commonly spoken in hotels, restaurants, and travel agencies.
  • Electricity: Chile uses 220V and 50Hz electricity. Plugs are type C and L, so an adapter may be needed if your devices use a different type.
  • Health: No special vaccinations are needed, but ensure your routine vaccines are up-to-date. Consider travel insurance to cover medical and evacuation expenses in case of emergency.
  • Climate: Chile’s climate varies greatly, from the arid north to cold Patagonia in the south. Research the climate of your destination and pack accordingly.
  • Tipping: Tipping is customary in restaurants, hotels, and for services like taxis and tour guides. A 10% tip is standard but optional, depending on the service received.