A fjord day can start easy. This sea kayaking trip to Cochamó is built around a calm-water beginning in Patagonia and a slow shift into the fjord’s dramatic scenery, with transport from Puerto Varas and a real lunch stop on…
Uyuni is best when you’re up early. This 4-day small-group trip takes you from San Pedro de Atacama across the border into Bolivia, then up to the Salar de Uyuni for that world-famous sunrise moment and mirror-salt photos. Along the…
Two coasts, one eccentric port city. This private day trip from Santiago mixes Casablanca Valley wine with Valparaíso’s colorful hills and Pablo Neruda at La Sebastiana. I especially like the exclusive feel (just your group) and the way you get…
Valparaíso clicks faster when you walk it. This French, small-group tour pairs street art with the port city’s real story, from the navy square to the funiculars and the hills. I love how the guides connect murals and graffiti to…
A paddle cuts you into a living forest. Kayaking the Maullín River through the sunken forest feels like gliding through a storybook of native growth, with guides who know what to look for—especially the birds and the plants along the…
Red rocks, salt flats, and lagoons in one day. I love how the route mixes Salar de Atacama with the vivid Piedras Rojas viewpoint, plus high-altitude lagoon scenery that feels a world away from the regular desert tours. I also…
Snow day starts above Santiago. I love the Farellones Road panoramic stops and the fact that you travel with a true private guide so the day can flex to your pace. It’s an easy way to get out of the…
Ahu Akivi to Orongo in one guided loop is a focused way to understand how Rapa Nui people explain where they came from. This Cultural Beginning tour leans into oral tradition and the island’s north and central sites, so the…
A whole lot of Atacama happens fast. This 3-day San Pedro de Atacama plan strings together the big icons—Laguna Cejar, Piedras Rojas, Geyser del Tatio, and Valle de la Luna—without feeling like you’re just speeding through snapshots. What I like…
City views, pedals, and a local pace. This private ride pairs Santiago parks with the big payoff of San Cristóbal Hill. You pedal your way through real neighborhoods and bike paths with a guide/driver and your own small party. Two…
Early starts pay off in Belize. This day trip from Placencia strings together two of the country’s most in-demand experiences: the Maya ruins at Xunantunich and a popular cave tubing float through limestone caves. What I like about it is…
Five a.m. hits fast. This El Tatio sunrise tour turns San Pedro de Atacama into a cold, steamy science show, then you warm up with breakfast at Geyser Blanco. I like the hands-on walking at the fumaroles and I like…
A glacier view starts before sunrise. The El Morado Glacier hike from Santiago takes you high into the Andes with a small group and a serious mountain feel. You’re aiming for the San Francisco Hanging Glacier lookout, with Andean valleys,…
Color hits fast on this coast trip. Valparaíso is a UNESCO World Heritage city, and the hills-plus-stairs layout turns every corner into a mini reveal. I also like that you get a real guide rhythm, with private-style attention in a…
Howler monkeys set the day off fast. This combo outing pairs a mangrove boat ride with a jungle walk toward Monkey River Village, then finishes with manatee-spotting back on the water. I love the chance to hear howler monkeys call…