Marble caves, but you paddle to them. This Marble Chapels Kayak Tour in Patagonia is a safe and entertaining way to learn the basics of kayaking, then float through Bahía Mansa’s marble formations while your guide explains how the geology…
Waking up early pays off here in a big way. This Cajón del Maipo + Termas de Colina day trip mixes Andes viewpoints, a few smart stops for context, and hot springs soaking time you’ll actually feel in your body.…
One last leg of a long journey can be the hardest. This private arrival transfer cuts out the chaos and gets you straight from Santiago to the coast, with a driver waiting for you. I like that it’s pre-paid and…
Maipo Valley is an easy escape from Santiago. This tour is built around pickup convenience and a guided, small-group tasting day in Chile’s Maipo Valley wineries. I love that you get a wine glass keepsake, and I also like the…
A hot-spring reset in a green canyon. Purilibre Trekking strings together a Puritama canyon walk, Andean views, and a long soak in warm natural hotsprings just outside San Pedro de Atacama. It’s a classic North Chile mix: desert air outside,…
Terevaka is where Rapa Nui opens up. This horse excursion takes you to the island’s highest point with a big 360° panoramic view, plus a guided moment about why the summit matters in Rapa Nui culture and religion. I also…
Caves and temples, in one ride. This one-day tour from Placencia pairs Xunantunich with cave tubing, so you get Mayan stories tied to limestone caves and rituals in the same morning-to-afternoon plan. I like that helmets, headlights, and life jackets…
The devil story starts with a short walk. This Concha y Toro premium tour is built for people who want Chilean wine culture in a tidy 4–5 hour outing, with pickup, a guided tasting lesson, and time in the cellar.…
A local walk turns Santiago into your town. This private walking tour pairs you with a Santiago local host who shapes the route around your interests, not a rigid sightseeing script. Two things I really like: you can choose a…
A lake day with volcano power. This tour pairs a Todos Los Santos Lake sail with time in Peulla, a tiny Andean stop that feels a world away from the main road. I especially like the clear focus on scenery:…
A long day, but worth it in one go. This trip strings together Huilo Huilo Reserva Biológica sights with a Puerto Fuy panoramic stop, plus several trail segments that feel like a guided photo route through forests, animals, and water.…
Desert morning + colored rocks. That combo is hard to beat in San Pedro de Atacama. This is a fast-paced 6-hour outing that trades long bus rides for real time in Valle del Arcoíris, where wind has carved sharp forms…
Diablo stories and wine country views make this one memorable. From Santiago, you’ll head to the legendary Concha y Toro grounds with hotel pickup and a guided walkthrough that leads into the Cellar of the Devil. I like the relaxed,…
Six hours, and Santiago clicks into place. This private day tour is a tight, well-paced way to understand the city fast—thanks to a local guide and round-trip hotel pickup. The only real catch: lunch isn’t included, so you’ll want to…
Torres del Paine in a single day actually works. I love getting hit with Torres del Paine views like the Cuernos del Paine and the famous Torres, then adding the story of the Milodón Cave sloth fossils. One real drawback:…