5 articles to prepare your trip
Some 3,700 km from the Chilean coast, Rapa Nui aligns 887 moai across 163 km² of volcanic grasslands swept by Pacific trade winds.
From Puerto Montt to the Strait of Magellan, 1,800 km of fjords, glaciers and windswept steppes, structured around Torres del Paine and the Carretera Austral.
Between Temuco and Puerto Montt, a succession of active volcanoes, glacial lakes and villages where Mapuche culture and German colonial heritage coexist.
Capital nestled against the Andes, vineyards of the central valley and painted hills of Valparaíso: the natural gateway to a journey through Chili, at 600 meters altitude.
Around San Pedro at 2400 m, the world's driest desert unfolds salt flats, geysers at 4320 m, high-altitude lagoons and one of the planet's finest stargazing skies.
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