Private tours in Chile

Santiago is the capital of Chile and the best starting point for a trip around the country. We'll begin our adventure with a tour of Santiago, where our guide will tell you about the country's history, culture, and traditions. The capital boasts a wide variety of architectural styles, from Baroque to Neoclassical. You'll see the city's main landmarks: the Plaza de Armas (Plaza of Arms), the Cathedral, the Opera and Ballet Theater, La Moneda Palace, and the Royal Audience. We'll also take a walk up Mount San Cristobal, beginning at the foot of Pablo Neruda's house-museum and ending at the snow-white statue of the Virgin Mary that crowns the peak. Santiago also boasts numerous beautiful and well-maintained parks—we can include them in your tour if desired.

On your first day, we suggest you visit one of the capital's most famous wine restaurants, Bocanariz, where you'll enjoy a tasting of exquisite local wines. In the evening, you can stroll through the bohemian neighborhood of Lastaría, home to numerous cafes and restaurants serving cuisines from around the world, including, of course, Chilean national dishes.

Puerto Varas is a small and incredibly cozy town, a "lake resort" in a picturesque setting. Historically, this town was a fishing village that grew thanks to the interest of tourists. We can arrange an excellent fishing trip for you, but please be prepared to release your catch back into the water: all the lakes are protected by the Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park. You can also sample fresh fish at one of the many local restaurants.

Vicente Pérez Rosales Park, the oldest in the country and all of South America, is worth a full day's travel. We'll hike along its well-maintained trails surrounded by greenery and visit the Petrohue Waterfall, located on the picturesque river of the same name. Climbing upstream, we'll reach the beautiful Lake Todos Los Santos. We also invite you to the area's most famous volcano, Osorno. You can hike its slopes or take the chairlift to the summit for panoramic views from the observation deck at the glacier station at an altitude of 1,670 meters.

A unique opportunity to add an incredible spectacle to your most memorable travel experiences: the Grey Glacier, located at the northern end of the lake of the same name. It is one of the main attractions of Patagonia, the southernmost region of Chile. Patagonia is a kingdom of forests, mountains, and ice, a striking contrast to the northern part of the country, home to the Atacama Desert.

The lake and glacier are located within Torres del Paine National Park. Our journey to it begins with a short trek (1.5 km) through the Lenga forest with its uniquely shaped trees, across a suspension bridge over the Pingo River, and along the beach. Once there, we'll board a modern, comfortable catamaran for a refreshing and exciting three-hour boat ride to the main destination, the gigantic Grey Glacier. It's approximately 6 km wide and rises 20-30 meters high. The sight of water, rocks, and greenery is breathtaking!

The glacier isn't the only attraction in Torres del Paine National Park. We invite you to take a stroll through the park, whose name translates as "Blue Towers." Soaring cliffs, moss-covered boulders, emerald lagoons, volcanoes, oases, and fjords—it's as if two elements collide here, the spirit of the harsh north and the arid desert.

Accompanied by an experienced guide, you'll ascend to the Sarmiente, Laguna Amarga, Salto Grande, Pehoe, and other viewpoints, visit Lake Nordenskjöld, the Weber Bridge, and the Paine River. Throughout the park, you'll see many exotic native animals, including flamingos, guanacos, and the South African fox. All of these animals are relatively unafraid of humans, so there's a good chance you'll be able to observe them up close. On the way back, we suggest visiting Milodon Cave (20 km from the park), an impressive natural site dating back approximately 18,000 years.

We invite you to explore one of the most mysterious locations on our planet—Rapa Nui Island, better known as Easter Island. After breakfast at your hotel, we'll transfer you to the airport for a flight to this mysterious and stunningly beautiful island. We can explore all the island's highlights in one day, or we can stay for 2-3 days to explore at a leisurely pace and soak up the tranquil atmosphere of this remote island.

We'll definitely visit the Ahu Akivi platform, where seven moai (the famous stone idols) stand in a row. They all face the ocean, which is unusual for statues of this type. Another important stop is the Rano Kao volcano, with its magnificent panoramic view of all of Easter Island. Other attractions you can include in your visit include the Puna Pau quarries, the Ahu Vinapu platform, and the ruins of the city of Orongo. Each of these archaeological sites is closely connected to the island's history, culture, and beliefs—our guide will explain all of this.

The thrill of being close to wildlife, incredibly vivid impressions, and even a little adrenaline! Safari Lion Zoo is a safari park where you can observe lions in their natural habitat. It's like a reverse zoo, where the "cages" aren't for the animals, but for the people themselves: you'll be in buses secured with secure bars.

Safari Lion Zoo is located in Rancagua, a 90-minute drive from Santiago. In the morning, after breakfast at your hotel, we'll arrange a comfortable transfer to the safari. Inside the park's buses, you'll be able to do more than just admire these regal predators from afar: lions often leap right onto the roof, allowing you to touch and pet them. It's an unforgettable experience! Besides lions, the park also houses herbivores. You can observe them while canoeing down the river. After a few hours of unforgettable safari, we suggest lunch at a local café and the return journey to Santiago. You can round off this exciting day at one of the capital's fine dining restaurants—we'll help you choose a suitable one and reserve a table for you in advance.