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Clear skies for astronomy observation, the driest desert in the world which magically blooms in the spring and an extensive mountain range for mountain sports enthusiasts are just some of the tourist attractions Chile has to offer. This is in addition to the infinite beaches, cultural and historical cities taken straight out of a movie, wine routes, around 250 hot springs, mighty rivers for fishing or extreme sports, and the southernmost hiking trails in the world. And friendly and hospitable people to accompany you on your journey.
Clear skies for astronomy observation, the driest desert in the world which magically blooms in the spring and an extensive mountain range for mountain sports enthusiasts are just some of the tourist attractions Chile has to offer.
This is in addition to the infinite beaches, cultural and historical cities taken straight out of a movie, wine routes, around 250 hot springs, mighty rivers for fishing or extreme sports, and the southernmost hiking trails in the world. And friendly and hospitable people to accompany you on your journey.
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You can find this and more as you tour Chile from north to south. A country with a wide variety of landscapes and completely opposite climates, as well as natural wonders that attract over five and a half million tourists from around the world each year with one goal in mind: To have a different and unique experience!
The Wonders of Mocha Island
Its magnificent landscapes, nature, and stories make Mocha Island a fast-growing tourism destination. It is, without a doubt, a unique place in Chile.
7 must do experiences in the Chiloé Archipelago
A unique piece of earth that is also an invitation to explore its beautiful landscapes, its native fauna and all of its mysteries. Chiloé offers a variety of activities that have to be within the plans of every visitors.
Navarino Island and the treasures of the end of the world
The Cape Horn Biosphere Reserve and a forest that you can only see through a magnifying glass, are some of the surprises that you can find in this island at the end of the world.
Carménère: a uniquely Chilean wine
Marked by a singular history, this stock, originally from France, is today only produced in Chile, a country that provides unique conditions for its development. Ignored for years, today it is the spearhead for opening new markets for Chilean wine varieties.
Cultural heritage
Chile’s cultural heritage lies both in the inmaterial -events and traditions ranging from art, craft, dance, dress, festivities, cuisine, games, music- and the material: historic buildings, sites and objects characterized by their significance in a raft of fields, be they archaeological, architectural, craft, artistic, ethnographic, folkloric, historic, religious or technological.
