Our trips in Chile

How to Choose Your Trip to Chile?

Chile stretches over 4,300 km, which requires careful planning from the start. A stay of 8 to 12 days allows you to combine two major regions, for example Atacama and Patagonia, or Santiago, vineyards and the Lakes region. For a more complete journey including Easter Island or the Carretera Austral, plan a trip of 13 to 17 days. Our role is to balance internal flight times, days on the ground and cumulative fatigue, so you don't spend half your stay in transit.

Different Types of Itineraries

We design cultural itineraries around Mapuche and Rapa Nui peoples and the colonial heritage of Valparaíso, adventure circuits centered on Torres del Paine trekking, climbing Villarrica or crossing the Carretera Austral, and family trips with stages suited to children (penguin watching at Magdalena, vineyards with farm accommodation, La Serena beaches). Each itinerary can be tailored to your trekking level, budget and desired degree of driving independence.

What's the Best Season?

The main season runs from November to March, Southern summer, with long days in Patagonia (up to 17 hours of daylight in December) and temperatures of 15 to 25°C depending on the region. The Atacama desert remains accessible year-round thanks to its dry climate, with cool nights in winter. The Lakes region is beautiful from October to April, and the central valley offers a pleasant Mediterranean climate from September to May. We avoid Patagonia in June-August, when most lodges and trails are closed.

Our Quality Commitment

Yann and the Chile team in Santiago follow every trip from start to finish: quotes, adjustments, airport reception, support during your stay, intervention in case of weather or logistical issues. Our agency is APST-certified and registered with Atout France, which secures funds paid and repatriation assistance. We work with English-speaking guides trained by us, accommodations personally visited and local providers we've known for several years.