Where to go in Chile

Home to bewitching landscapes like simmering geyser fields, lunar valleys, crystalline salt flats, and snow-covered volcanoes, northern Chile’s Atacama Desert is one of the country’s most dramatic and captivating regions.

Chile’s extensive fjords stretch all the way to the country’s southernmost tip in Tierra del Fuego, a scarcely explored region that feels every bit the end of the world that it is.

Chile is an agricultural paradise and the nation’s wine regions produce vintages found on tables across the world.

Few places on the planet exude as much magnetism as this tiny dot of land afloat in the vast expanse of the Pacific Ocean. Known to the locals as Rapu Nui, Easter Island is one of the most isolated places on Earth, which only adds to its allure.

A rugged, mountainous valley of rocky slopes bordering a verdant valley floor, Elqui Valley is one of northern Chile’s best-kept secrets.

The Chilean Lake District will leave you enchanted with its stunning, diverse scenery, charming local residents and sheer contrast to Southern Patagonia.

This relaxed capital welcomes a gentle start to a Chilean sojourn

Surrender to awe in southern Patagonia's most iconic national park