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Imagine Valle de la Luna, where Mars-like formations glow at sunset, or San Pedro de Atacama, where astronomers show the universe in the clearest skies on Earth. Explore the Rainbow Valley's bright colors, see geothermal wonders at El Tatio Geysers, where steam erupts at dawn, and float in the high-salinity waters of Laguna Cejar. Don’t miss a visit to vibrant Santiago, where Chile comes alive.
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Rockford • traveled in November, 2025
A very well paced tour. Usually 3 to 7 people in the group. All tour guides were excellent. The hotel I stayed at was very good, four stars. I would recommend everyone bring a good camera as the various tours take you to very photogenic spots. I also brought a tripod so I could do some night photography during the stargazing.
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jared • traveled in December, 2025
All my guides were amazing! Shoutout to Gabriel, Gonza, and most of all Renata. The trip was a blast and I will almost certainly be back. Advice to people booking in the future is to train and ask detailed questions so you are prepared and aware of your itinerary. Base Torres on day one is beautiful challenge that sets the tone for the rest of the trek. James at Umi was very helpful answering all my questions along the way. Also, The campgrounds are in great shape with wonderful staff.
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Adam • traveled in January, 2026
The “6-days trip to Easter Island” tour was great! The itinerary, communications, planning and organization, hotel, transportation, and tour guide were wonderful and superb! 4 to 5 days is the ideal amount of time I recommend to see everything on the island at a relaxed pace, especially at the less visited tourist or archaeological sites or to have an extra day on the island in case weather may affect spending time outside touring the sites. Marilda of Signature DMC did a magnificent job finding a great hotel for me on short notice when I booked this trip 9 days prior to my desired trip start date during the busy tourist season in December on Easter Island or Rapa Nui as the local island natives call it. Marilda was prompt and clear in her communications with me during the process leading up to and during the trip. She found me a great room at Inaki Uhi Hotel in the center of the main town on Easter Island where it is walking distance to almost everything. Ivonne who was the owner of that hotel was very accommodating and managed and maintained the hotel in great condition. Hotel staff were also great. The tour itinerary was exactly as planned and described with a great tour guide named Luis of the tour agency Easter Island: Mahinatur. Luis was very knowledgeable and spoke English very well. There were 7 other people in my tour group. He took us to all the historical, archaeological, and must see sights on the entire island. I highly recommend him. The only problem I had was when we went to visit Ahu Tongariki at 10:00 am in the morning during the first day of the tour, the sun was above and behind the moai when I was facing the front side of the moai that made the detailed features of the moai very dark and difficult to see in my photos. I had to return a second time to this site two days later at 3:30 pm in the afternoon with a separate private tour guide to have the sun behind me and shining the front side of the moai to get much better detailed images of the front of the moai in my photos. I attached the 2 photos for comparison. My suggestion for those like me who want to get detailed images of the front side of the moai at Ahu Tongariki is to have the visit scheduled in the afternoon for best results. Everything else in the tour was great!
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- Best tour companies for Chile tours
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6 Days Atacama Desert Superior Adventure Experience
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“A very well paced tour. I would recommend everyone bring a good camera as the various tours take you to very photogenic spots.”
Rockford, traveled in November
Chile's Atacama Desert adventure includes stays at a 4-star hotel with buffet breakfasts, an outdoor pool, and WiFi throughout this 6-day trip. Walk through the UNESCO-protected Los Flamencos National Reserve, float in the high-salt Laguna Cejar, and see the Miscanti and Meñiques Lagoons sitting at 4,200 meters elevation in the Andes Mountains. Stargazing sessions with certified astronomers use professional telescopes, and you'll catch sunrise at El Tatio Geysers where temperatures reach 85°C/185°F. Ancient petroglyphs at Yerbas Buenas are part of the itinerary, with semi-private groups and bilingual guides throughout.
Duration 6 days Destinations Calama, San Pedro De Atacama Age Range Ages 14+ Operated in English, Spanish Operator Responsible Travel South America From
- US$2,400
Patagonia: Torres Del Paine ‘W’ Trek – 5 Days
31 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“This was an incredible 10 days with challenging hikes, talented guides, and a very responsive tour company.”
Rachel, traveled in October
The majestic Torres del Paine National Park awaits on this 5-day trek. The route from Puerto Natales covers W circuit's highlights including Grey Glacier and French Valley. Professional guides lead through UNESCO-protected wilderness, with accommodations in refugios or camps and all meals provided.
Duration 5 days Destinations Puerto Natales, Torres del Paine National Park, Lago Nordenskjöld, Lake Pehoé, Torres del Paine Age Range Ages 18+ Operated in English, Spanish Operator Unu Raymi Expeditions From $1,699
9% Off- US$1,550You save $149
6-Days trip to Easter Island
16 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Fantastic accommodations, amazing scenery, exquisite food and drinks, friendly people all over the island.”
Stephen, traveled in March
Ancient mysteries await at Rano Raraku volcano, featuring 400 moai statues and the impressive Ahu Tongariki platform. Orongo ceremonial village and Anakena Beach's waters complement stays at Hotel Taha Tai. Expert bilingual guides and authentic Rapa Nui family dining included.
Duration 6 days Destinations Hanga Roa, Easter Island, Rano Raraku Volcano Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, Spanish Operator Signature DMC From
9% Off- US$1,510
18 Days Santiago, San Pedro de Atacama, Puerto Varas and Patagonia
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“I enjoyed it so much that I want to go back!”
Stephen, traveled in April
Chile's natural masterpieces stretch from Atacama Desert to Patagonia. Wander Valparaíso's UNESCO sites, marvel at San Pedro's Moon Valley, sail Todos Los Santos Lake, and watch Grey Glacier calving. Accommodations include Hotel Ckoi in Atacama and Hotel Australis in Puerto Natales, with daily breakfast.
Duration 18 days Destinations Santiago, Maipo, Valparaiso, San Pedro De Atacama, Puerto Varas, Puerto Montt, Petrohue, Osorno Volcano, Chiloe Island, Punta ArenasSee all destinations Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, Spanish Operator Responsible Travel South America From $5,800
2% Off- US$5,700You save $100
5 Days Magical Easter Island
10 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“We really enjoyed walking along the scenic shoreline route into Hanga Roa every day to explore the charming town.”
Carolyn, traveled in November
The archaeological wonders of Easter Island await from Hotel Taha Tai, at approx. $270 per day. See Ahu Tongariki's massive moai platform, walk Rano Raraku volcano with 400 ancient statues, and visit the ceremonial village of Orongo. Local experts lead guided tours with Mataveri Airport transfers included.
Duration 5 days Destinations Easter Island Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, French, Spanish Operator Signature DMC From
2% Off- US$1,350
Epic Patagonia
68 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“OneSeed took care of everything for us, was super responsive to all our questions, and facilitated a phenomenal experience.”
Kalynne, traveled in October
A 48km adventure through Chile's Torres del Paine ascends through lenga forests to Las Torres base camp at 2,870ft. Grey Glacier and French Valley highlight the route, with stays at mountain refugios and Santiago's boutique hotels over 10 days, led by expert bilingual guides.
Duration 10 days Destinations Santiago, Punta Arenas, Puerto Natales, Torres del Paine National Park Age Range Ages 16+ Operator OneSeed Expeditions From $4,990
15% Off- US$4,242You save $749
W-Trek in Torres del Paine Standard – Self Guided (5 Days / 4 Nights)
10 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Everything went pretty smoothly! Tour radar made this booking process seem less and easy to navigate.”
Tara, traveled in November
A self-guided 5-day adventure through Torres del Paine National Park awaits. The 75km trail from Puerto Natales leads to Base Torres lookout, French Valley, and Grey Glacier, with mountain refugios providing shelter. Full-board meals and transfers included.
Duration 5 days Destinations Puerto Natales, Torres del Paine National Park Age Range Ages 18+ Operator Hi Travel Argentina From
15% Off- US$1,667
Full Circuit Patagonia
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“All aspects of the trip were planned perfectly. The guide (Roberto) was very professional and insured that everyone had a safe trip.”
Randall, traveled in March
The 80-mile Torres del Paine circuit begins in Puerto Natales. Climb to the Base of the Towers at 2,870 ft, cross John Garner Pass at 3,937 ft, and stand before the massive Grey Glacier. Seven nights camping at sites like Dickson and Grey Camps included.
Duration 10 days Destinations Puerto Natales, Torres del Paine National Park Age Range Ages 16+ Operator OneSeed Expeditions From $4,490
15% Off- US$3,817You save $674
W-Trek Express and Puerto Natales(6 Days)
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Well planned and super easy. No stress or planning required. My fiancee feels great after!”
Hari, traveled in October
The Torres del Paine W Trek starts from Puerto Natales, featuring the 13km Base Torres ascent and 25.3km Francés Valley trek. Nights at authentic refugios like Central and Los Cuernos include full-board meals. Patagonian mountain views reward each day's 5-8 hour hike.
Duration 6 days Destinations Puerto Natales, Torres del Paine National Park Age Range Ages 18+ Operator Hi Travel Argentina From
15% Off- US$1,405
Patagonia: ‘O’ Circuit Trek (Camping Service)
7 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The cooks prepared amazing meals and were fun, friendly and accommodating. With their support we were able to complete the trek safely and comfortably.”
Lisa, traveled in January
The premier O Circuit trek of Torres del Paine spans 40 miles from Puerto Natales. The path crosses John Gardner Pass, winds through French Valley, and showcases Grey Glacier's majesty. Seven nights in mountain refugios or camping, accompanied by bilingual guides and full-board meals.
Duration 8 days Destinations Puerto Natales, Lake Pehoé, Lago Nordenskjöld, Torres del Paine National Park Age Range Ages 18+ Operated in English, Spanish Operator Unu Raymi Expeditions From
15% Off- US$3,299
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Looking at these tour companies operating in Patagonia, travelers have shared some really positive feedback about their experiences. Signature Tours gets consistent praise for running smooth trips, and their guides Kevin and Ariel keep coming up in reviews for being both friendly and really knowing their stuff. For those wanting more flexibility with their itinerary, Unu Raymi has been great at adapting - particularly James, who's quick to respond and helps people shape trips around what they want to see and do. Their guides Francisco and Christobal bring the W Trek routes alive with local knowledge and genuine enthusiasm for the region. OneSeed Expeditions takes a different approach with smaller groups, which our travelers say makes a big difference when you're out on the trails. Their guides Roberto, Jorge and Sofia bring strong expertise but keep things personal - you're not just another face in a big crowd. They've found that sweet spot between professional guiding and creating a comfortable, friendly atmosphere that works well in Patagonia's rugged landscape. What makes these companies stand out is how they balance structure and flexibility, expert knowledge and personal service. The guides aren't just showing you around - they're sharing their deep connection to these landscapes while making sure everyone's looked after properly on the trails.
Best places to start your Chile tour
Santiago serves as the main gateway with 40 of our travelers starting their Chile trip there, while Puerto Natales follows with 22 departures - it's particularly good if you're focusing on Torres del Paine. Calama, Punta Arenas and San Pedro de Atacama fill out the other popular starting points, giving you good access to both desert and Patagonian sites. Our booking patterns show you'll want to lock in your plans about 3.5 months (107 days) ahead, especially if you're traveling during peak times - December through February for Patagonia or June through August for Atacama. Our travelers often mention how the improved domestic flight network makes it easier than ever to experience both regions. They love the contrast between Santiago's sophisticated wine scene and Patagonia's wild landscapes. For the altitude conscious, we suggest taking a day to adjust in San Pedro de Atacama (2,400m) before heading up to spots like the Tatio Geysers (4,320m).
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- Winter 2025 / 2026
The Torres del Paine 'O' Circuit really comes into its own during winter months June through August - you'll find fewer people on the trails and raw, pristine landscapes. Our 8-day route takes you across 50-meter suspension bridges over Grey Glacier and to camp spots right beside Dickson Glacier. The guides are brilliant at pointing out Magellanic woodpeckers in the lenga forests. Winter also brings perfect conditions to San Pedro de Atacama, where night skies are at their clearest. You can spot nebulae, star clusters and distant galaxies through professional telescopes. Many of our clients combine both regions in winter, starting in Santiago's wine valleys before heading south to trek the French Valley and finally north to catch the Tatio Geysers steaming in the dawn light.
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- Spring 2026
September kicks off spring in Chile and opens up some fantastic hiking routes. The Torres del Paine W Trek is particularly good as wildflowers carpet the ground and baby guanacos take their first steps. Our 5-day version hits all the key spots - from the Base Torres climb to boat rides across Lake Pehoé. The Atacama tours work really well too, with pleasant temperatures that make exploring Moon Valley's rock formations and watching flamingos at the salt flats much more comfortable. We're seeing lots of travelers combine different regions in spring; you can easily mix vineyard visits in Casablanca Valley with desert exploration and also Patagonian hiking. The mountain trails are quieter than summer but you'll still get stable enough weather for activities like kayaking near Grey Glacier.
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- Summer 2026
Summer brings long daylight hours to Patagonia from December through February, perfect for making the most of our full circuit treks. The Torres del Paine routes take you through old-growth forests, to starlit camping spots and over the challenging John Garner Pass - the views of the Southern Ice Field seem endless from up there. The W Trek variations are proving really popular; you can spend extra time in the French Valley watching massive chunks of ice crash down from the hanging glaciers. Around Santiago and the Lake District, we've got tours mixing winery visits with outdoor activities like boat trips on Todos Los Santos Lake with volcanoes rising all around. The Atacama tours run year-round, though summer nights are warmer for those incredible stargazing sessions under the world's clearest skies.
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- Fall / Autumn 2026
Fall transforms Chile's landscapes from March through May. The lenga forests in Patagonia turn deep red and gold, giving our O Circuit treks a completely different character. Our guides time the tough sections like Paso John Garner carefully to hit the best weather windows. The W Trek is getting more popular in autumn since the winds calm down and you get these incredible photo opportunities with the changing colors. Our Epic Patagonia tours work really well now - you can do glacier hikes and spot wildlife with fewer people around. Up in Atacama, the desert tours benefit from mild temperatures that are perfect for long walks through Moon Valley and visits to high-altitude lagoons where flamingos gather before winter sets in.
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What are the best times to visit different regions of Chile for optimal weather and experiences?
The weather and experiences in Chile really depend on which incredible region you're headed to. Patagonia and Torres del Paine shine brightest during summer — that's October through April — when hiking conditions are just perfect. If you're up for something different though winter (June to August) brings stunning snow-covered landscapes with way fewer tourists around. The Atacama Desert welcomes visitors year-round with consistently dry weather but pack warm clothes because those winter nights get pretty chilly. Wine lovers should aim for spring around September to November when the vineyards burst into bloom or catch the harvest festivals in autumn from March to May. Easter Island stays pretty comfortable all year though December to March tends to get busy and a bit humid.
Which locally recognized cultural practices in Chile can visitors participate in, and where do they typically take place?
Chile offers some amazing ways to dive into local culture. Up in the Atacama Desert you can join local experts at observatories where ancient star knowledge meets modern astronomy — it's pretty incredible stuff. Down in Santiago you'll find the traditional cueca dance being performed at cultural events complete with colorful costumes and waving handkerchiefs. The Atacama region also lets you explore ancient pucara sites like the Pucará de Quitor where you'll learn about indigenous resistance and their fascinating history.
Which officially designated natural areas exist in Chile outside major urban centers, and what are the primary methods of accessing them?
Torres del Paine National Park is an absolute must-see UNESCO Biosphere Reserve with some seriously epic hiking options. You've got the famous W Trek and O Circuit for multi-day adventures with spots to camp or stay in mountain lodges called refugios. The views are incredible — think massive glaciers and that iconic Mirador Base Torres view. Over in the Atacama Desert Los Flamencos National Reserve shows off otherworldly salt flats lagoons and volcanic landscapes. You can stargaze under some of the clearest skies anywhere wander through Moon Valley's amazing dunes and watch flamingos hanging out at Chaxa Lagoon. The Elqui Valley's another gem combining world-class stargazing with fascinating pisco distillery visits.
Which modes of transport are most commonly used for traveling between Chile's diverse regions, and what are their main operating schedules or routes?
Getting around Chile's pretty straightforward with daily flights connecting the major spots — Santiago Calama for Atacama Punta Arenas for Patagonia and Easter Island. Just keep in mind flights to smaller places don't run as often and if you're leaving Atacama for Santiago you'll need to catch a flight after 4pm. Long-distance buses are budget-friendly but expect to spend some time on the road. Private transfers give you more flexibility but they'll cost you more — though sometimes that extra comfort is worth it.