Discover the ultimate Chilean adventure, a journey that seamlessly blends the cosmopolitan energy of Santiago with the otherworldly landscapes of the Atacama Desert and the bohemian charm of Valparaiso. This 13-day itinerary invites you to explore the diverse heart of Chile before venturing to the mystical shores of Easter Island, home to the iconic moai statues.
Whether you are a history enthusiast, a wine lover, or a traveler seeking remote natural beauty, this multi-destination experience captures the very best of South America. Prepare to immerse yourself in a land of legends, world-class vineyards, and breathtaking vistas that promise an unforgettable escape.
Santiago
No trip to Chile would be complete without a stopover in the enormous capital, Santiago. Peruse some amazing museums, splurge on world-class fine dining, or just enjoy a few drinks with newfound friends in one of South America’s most exciting cities.
San Pedro de Atacama
It’s a long way north to San Pedro de Atacama, a small town in the middle of the desert that serves as the main tourism hub for this remarkable region. Visit steaming hot geysers, bizarre rock formations, and high-altitude lagoons surrounded by snow-capped volcanos.
Valparaiso
This trendy little seaport town has earned the reputation of being a true bohemian paradise. With jaw-dropping street art adorning almost every wall, Valparaiso is the place to be for hip young millennials.
The wine regions
Most of Chile’s wine is produced within just a few hours’ drive of Santiago. Throughout the region, a huge number of world-class vineyards offer wine tasting tours where a copious amount of vino is liberally dispersed among thirsty travelers. Salud!
Easter Island
Easter Island is the world’s most remote island. Known in Spanish as Isla de Pascua or in Polynesian as Rapa Nui, Easter Island brims with history, culture, people, and nature that make the journey here unforgettable. The island is best known for its 887 human-shaped figures, called moai statues. They were, impressively, carved from rock and transported around the island. The moai are believed to have honored ancestors and they rest on stone shrines known as ahu. While not all remained in great condition, some have been restored and all have been protected after the island achieved UNESCO World Heritage status. Easter Island is a five-hour flight from Chile, making a journey to the island a perfect way to disconnect. Discover the beauty of its natural resources by visiting the beach, riding horses around the island, or by surfing and scuba diving.
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