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Chile Tours
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2026
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Big skies, bold landscapes, and standout cities, all linked by smart itineraries
Chile tours suit travelers who want dramatic scenery, lively cities, and a trip that runs to a clear plan without feeling rigid. From the culture and viewpoints of Santiago to the wide skies of the Atacama Desert and the raw, wind-shaped spaces of Patagonia, many itineraries combine guided highlights with time to explore independently. Some tours stay within Chile, while others extend into nearby countries such as Argentina, Bolivia, and Colombia. Because the guide style and pace vary from trip to trip, it’s easy to choose the right balance of support, structure, and flexibility.
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Patagonia In Style - 14 daysDiscover the spectacular landscapes of Patagonia on this 14-day group tour. Beginning in Santiago, travel to the remote wilderness of Torres del Paine National Park, before crossing into Argentina to marvel at the dynamic Perito Moreno Glacier and explore Tierra del Fuego, where the rugged, largely uncharted mountains mark the southernmost reaches of the Andes. Along the way, glacial lakes, fjords and towering peaks showcase Patagonia’s stark, haunting beauty, while comfortable hotels and a gentle pace ensure a relaxed experience. For those who enjoy exploring on foot, the national parks offer some excellent hiking trails, and the journey concludes in cosmopolitan Buenos Aires, where you can soak up the city’s vibrant Latin rhythms and bright lightsWorldwide Touring14Max Wood was a standout! He is, by far, the best guide we have ever had. He was extremely competent, friendly, helpful, and invaluable on this tour. The tour itself was fun and exciting and beautiful. One of our top vacations for sure. our local guide in Ushuaia was not good. He had been in the tour guide business for decades yet could barely speak english and had a hard time answering questions as he did not understand. All of the other local guides were incredible.
Patagonia In Style - 14 daysDiscover the spectacular landscapes of Patagonia on this 14-day group tour. Beginning in Santiago, travel to the remote wilderness of Torres del Paine National Park, before crossing into Argentina to marvel at the dynamic Perito Moreno Glacier and explore Tierra del Fuego, where the rugged, largely uncharted mountains mark the southernmost reaches of the Andes. Along the way, glacial lakes, fjords and towering peaks showcase Patagonia’s stark, haunting beauty, while comfortable hotels and a gentle pace ensure a relaxed experience. For those who enjoy exploring on foot, the national parks offer some excellent hiking trails, and the journey concludes in cosmopolitan Buenos Aires, where you can soak up the city’s vibrant Latin rhythms and bright lightsWorldwide Touring14Torre del Paines, Pereto Morano glacier, and the various animals along the drive that the guide stopped for us to look at. But the best of the trip was Max the guide. He was by far the most organized and engaged guide we have EVER had and was quick to tailor the tour to what we wanted. Marchelo was the local guide in Ushuaia - He was very difficult to understand and was not interested in what we were interested in. The food at the Estancia - they tried too hard to be hoity-toity - One of the meals should be simple. The first night we did not eat - nothing was to our liking.
Buenos Aires, Patagonia & Santiago (Superior) - 11 daysOn this 11-day group tour, explore Buenos Aires’ vibrant districts and iconic landmarks, enjoy a tango show, and marvel at the Perito Moreno Glacier in El Calafate. Experience the stunning landscapes of Torres del Paine National Park, including breathtaking viewpoints and the Cueva del Milodon Natural Monument. The tour includes a scenic boat ride through the Patagonian fjords and a hike to the impressive Serrano Glacier. The adventure ends in Santiago with guided sightseeing of the Chilean capital.Worldwide Touring11Seeing the glaciers they were amazing It was very well organised
Argentina, Atacama & Andes - 20 daysFrom Buenos Aires set out on a wilderness adventure through Argentina, Bolivia, Chile and Peru, taking in the spectacular landscapes of the Andes mountains, the Atacama Desert and the shimmering Uyuni Salt Flats, culminating at magnificent Machu Picchu. Worldwide Touring20This was. fast paced tour with a surprise around every corner. It was fantastic to experience a part of the world I hadn't visited before. Our Guide Liz was fantastic at keeping us aligned to the itinerary and was extremely supportive. It was great to learn about the Inca empire and gain an insight on how the countries are today.
Chile tours at a glance
Trip and guiding style
Chile tours operate as fully guided or partly guided trips, with local experts leading key sightseeing at the most important stops. Many tours include pre-arranged transport and a clear day-by-day itinerary, and some also include airport transfers, which can simplify arrival and departure logistics. You can choose a group tour for a social atmosphere or a private trip if you prefer to travel at your own pace.
Accommodation
Accommodation varies by tour and can range from hostels and guesthouses to camping, lodges, and 3 to 5 star hotels, depending on the route and the region. Some trips offer standard, superior, or deluxe stays on request, although star ratings can differ by location and local standards. If a preferred property is unavailable, a similar alternative may be used to keep the itinerary running smoothly.
Trip pacing
The pace is typically moderate, with early starts for major sights and pockets of free time in places such as Santiago and San Pedro de Atacama. On longer tours, travel days can be an important part of the experience because of the distances involved across Chile. Fitness levels vary, and while many tours are classed as easy, some days may still include walks, uneven ground, or high-altitude excursions.
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What you'll see in Chile
Desert sunsets, lake views, and Patagonia peaks across Chile’s best-known regions
Many Chile tours begin in Santiago, where guided walks and short excursions take in major landmarks, viewpoints, and the city’s varied districts, before the focus shifts decisively into nature. In the north, San Pedro de Atacama is a common base for the Valley of the Moon, the Salar de Atacama, and the Tatio Geysers, with high-altitude panoramas and crisp desert light that changes the scenery hour by hour. Further south, the Lake District around Puerto Varas pairs clear water with volcano views, and many itineraries also include Chiloé for island culture, coastal landscapes, and a slower pace. Patagonia is a highlight on longer tours, with time in Torres del Paine and nearby Puerto Natales, alongside boat trips, wildlife spotting, and walks through valleys framed by peaks and glacial lakes.
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Why visit Chile
Easy planning, strong contrasts, and journeys that link city life with wild scenery
Chile is a country of striking contrasts, and a tour makes it easier to connect those different regions into one well-sequenced journey. Begin in Santiago for city viewpoints, neighbourhood character, and a taste of local life, then travel north to the Atacama, where salt flats, geysers, and moon-like valleys sit beneath exceptionally clear skies. Head south into Patagonia for sharp peaks, glacial lakes, and open landscapes that feel far removed from the pace of everyday life. Chile tours also work well for travelers who like having a plan, but still want freedom built into the day. Fully guided trips keep the practical details organized from start to finish, while partly guided tours add expertise at key sights and leave breathing room between set activities. With both group and private options, you can choose a more social style or a quieter rhythm, while still following a carefully designed route.
Frequently asked questions
Are Chile tours fully guided or partially guided?
Chile tours include both fully guided and partly guided options, depending on the itinerary and the regions covered. Fully guided trips have a tour leader throughout, while partly guided tours use local guides for specific highlights and allow more independent time between planned activities.
Do Chile tours run as group tours or private tours?
Chile tours can be reserveed as group tours or private tours, so you can match the trip style to how you prefer to travel. Group tours are shared with other travelers and follow a set itinerary, while private tours are arranged for your own party with sightseeing and timings organized around the planned route.
Which places are commonly visited on Chile tours?
Many Chile tours include Santiago, San Pedro de Atacama, Puerto Varas and moreé, Puerto Natales, and Torres del Paine, covering a mix of city, desert, lakes, and Patagonia highlights. Some itineraries also add places such as Iquique, Arica, Putre, and extra Lake District stops, depending on the trip length and focus.
What kind of landscapes can be seen in Chile on tour?
Chile tours cover a wide variety of landscapes, from the Atacama Desert and salt flats to lakes, volcano scenery, and the bold peaks and open spaces of Patagonia. Many itineraries also include coastal stretches, island viewpoints, and changing climates as you travel north to south.
Is Santiago included on most Chile tours?
Santiago is included on many Chile tours, often with guided sightseeing that covers key areas and viewpoints. Depending on the itinerary, you may also have free time to visit neighbourhoods, museums, parks, and markets at a comfortable pace.
What is the accommodation like on Chile tours?
Accommodation depends on the tour and can range from hostels and guesthouses to lodges and hotels, with standards influenced by the destination and local availability. Some trips offer standard, superior, or deluxe options on request, and if the first-choice property is not available, a comparable alternative may be used.
Are airport transfers included on Chile tours?
Some Chile tours include airport transfers, but this varies by itinerary and may depend on arrival times or the start location. It’s worth checking the inclusions carefully so you can plan transport to and from the airport if required, often in Santiago.
Are Chile tours suitable for travelers looking for an easy fitness level?
Many Chile tours are classed as easy, although the activity level can still differ between itineraries and regions. Some focus on scenic drives and straightforward sightseeing, while others add earlier starts, higher-altitude excursions, or longer walks, particularly in Patagonia.
Do Chile tours visit Torres del Paine National Park?
Several Chile tours include Torres del Paine, especially those with a Patagonia focus or a longer duration. These itineraries usually combine guided visits with time to appreciate the park’s peaks, lakes, and wide-open viewpoints at a manageable pace.
Do Chile tours ever include other countries?
Some Chile tours include more than one country and may also visit Argentina, Bolivia, Colombia, or other neighbouring destinations. Even when a trip crosses borders, time in Chile typically covers key regions such as Santiago, the Atacama, the Lake District, and Patagonia.
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