Chile tour listing

Activity & adventure

Torres del Paine Trekking (8 days)

Ski Valle Nevado - Hotel Valle Nevado (8 days)

Tours around the country

Magic of Atacama (4 days)	Magic Easter Island (4 days)
Magic of Patagonia (4 days)	Wine Valleys, Andes & the Pacific (5 days)
Chile - Argentina Lakes (7 days)	Patagonia Highlights Drive (4 days)
Chile and Argentina Patagonia Wonders (7 days)	Wonders of Chile (13 days)

Easter & other islands

Magic Easter Island (4 days)

Chiloe - Island Revelations (3 days)

Lake District

Magic of the Lakes (4 days)	Chiloe - Island Revelations (3 days)
Chilean Lake District (6 days)	Chile - Argentina Lakes (7 days)
Andean Circuit (9 days)

Multi-country

Chile - Argentina Lakes (7 days)	Chile and Argentina Patagonia Wonders (7 days)
Grand Patagonia Drive (20 days)	Atacama Desert & Northern Argentina (8 days)
Andean Circuit (9 days)	Santiago, Patagonia & Buenos Aires (10 days)

Northern Chile

Magic of the Altiplano (4 days)	Magic of Atacama (4 days)
Northern Chile Highlights (8 days)	Hotel Explora Atacama (4 days)
Hacienda Los Andes (4 days)	Norte Chico Selfdrive (5 days)
Atacama Desert & Northern Argentina (8 days)

Patagonia Chile

Magic of Patagonia (4 days)	Northern Carretera Austral (6 days)
Southern Carretera Austral (6 days)	Patagonia Highlights Drive (4 days)
Chile and Argentina Patagonia Wonders (7 days)	Grand Patagonia Drive (20 days)
Hotel Explora Patagonia (5 days)	Spirit of Patagonia (4 days)
Torres del Paine Trekking (8 days)	Santiago, Patagonia & Buenos Aires (10 days)

Patagonia Cruises

Skorpios II Chonos Route (6 days)	Skorpios III Kaweskar Explorer Cruise (4 days)
Patagonian Channels (4 days)	Australis Patagonia Cruise : Punta Arenas - Ushuaia (5 days)
Australis Patagonia Cruise : Ushuaia - Punta Arenas (4 days)	Australis Cruises : Ushuaia - Punta Arenas (5 days)

Santiago & Central Valley

Wine Valleys, Andes & the Pacific (5 days)	Ski Valle Nevado - Hotel Valle Nevado (8 days)
Central Valley Sights (3 days)	Santiago a la Carta (4 days)

The name "Patagonia" comes from the legend of the Patagons (large feet), an indigenous race of giants nevertheless vouched for unanimously by the first sailors to these parts: Magellan in 1520, Simon de Alcazaba y Sotomayor in 1535 and Thomas Cavendish in 1578. Amazed Europeans learnt these giants were more than 3 metres tall, danced on the beaches and threw sand on their head.