Approximately 2,300 miles east off the mainland coast of Chile, deep in the Pacific Ocean, sits the most remote inhabited island on earth.
2 Hotels
The Lake District straddles the mighty Andes mountain range and stretches either side of the Argentina/Chile border. Within the numerous national parks you will find vast glacial lakes, thundering rivers and cylindrical, snow-capped volcanoes as well as mountain vistas. The region is home to the Native American Mapuche people, hunter gatherers who resisted the advancement of the Spanish invasion for over 300 years.
3 Hotels, 1 cruise, 1 Experiences
The creaking signals the fluidity that surrounds you, the power of nature harnessed in this expansive sea of ice that twists, turns, advances or retreats depending on Mother Nature's whim. A colossal chunk of frosty blue ice breaks away from the sheer cliff of ice that you sit below, creating an almighty crack and splash in this otherwise eerily quiet landscape.
4 Hotels, 3 Tours, 4 Cruises
Situated in the shadow of the Andes, Santiago is a modern metropolis, full of sightseeing, dining and adventure opportunities. It’s quickly becoming the must-see capital in South America. You don’t have to wander too far from your hotel to reach the plazas surrounded by beautiful colonial architecture, or enjoy the city’s numerous restaurants which offer world-class cuisine.
3 Hotels, 3 Tours, 3 Cruises
Steep streets climb up from the sweeping bay of Valparaíso, one of South America's most unique cities, and colourful houses seem to cling to the hillside. To the east, rolling hills and valleys are covered in vines where some of the world's most famous wines are produced.
3 Hotels, 1 cruise
Easter Island
Lake District
Chilean Patagonia
Santiago de Chile
Valparaíso & Winelands
