Holiday in Chile

Desert · Glaciers · Wine

The travel experts at Holiday Hamster can plan your trip to Chile, taking care of all the details, so all you have to think about is what to pack.

Chile Mountains, Moai and City Life

Chile is a country located in South America on the southwestern coast of the continent. Bordered by Argentina, Bolivia and Peru, this long, narrow country is known for its diverse landscapes and delicious wine and beer – which is world-renowned!

Head to the vibrant capital of Santiago, which is surrounded by the snow-cappe d mountains of the Andes, for art, history and culture. This vibrant, cosmopolitan city has plenty to offer travellers.

Marvel at dazzling sunset views at the top of one of the city’s tallest skyscrapers – Sky Costanera, explore the colourful neighbourhood of Barrio Bellavista and stroll around the beautiful park of Cerro Santa Lucia.

Winter sports lovers will delight in taking a trip to the NE, Arby sk, I resort of Valle Nevada for some of the best skiing in the world. One of the most popular things to see in Chile is the iconic Rapa Nui, or Easter Island, as it is more famously known. Polynesians have inhabited this remote island for thousands of years, and it has over 887 stone sculptures called Moai. Now a protected UNESCO World Heritage Site, it’s truly a wonder to see.

Patagonia's Pristine Wilderness

Head to southern Patagonia to explore the stunning Torres del Paine National Park. Encompassing snow-topped mountains, glaciers, dazzling lakes and rivers, the national park is a popular place for overnight treks where you can stay overnight in shelters along the many hiking trails.

From one extreme landscape to another, visit the Atacama Desert to see the rugged, sun-baked Valle de la Luna terrain. So-called as the landscape here resemble that of the moon. Here you can hike, cycle or take a tour bus to explore the breathtaking scenery and the many caverns where some of the world’s oldest mummies have been found.

Chilean Wine, Wildlife, and Waterways

For sailing enthusiasts, a visit to Cape Horn will no doubt be on your agenda. The southernmost point before you reach Antarctica has long attracted sailors and adventure seekers looking to experience the views of the rough seas from this incredible spot.

Another must-visit is the great Los Pingüinos Natural Monument, where you can see one of the country’s largest penguin colonies, seals, and sea lions. For a more relaxing activity, spend an afternoon discovering one of the country’s wine regions, which produce some of the world’s best wines.

The Maipo Valley is close to Santiago, the capital, and there are many vineyards to visit. There, you can see how the wine is made and taste some of the delicious samples.