Welcome To Santiago! A modern city in design, it’s teeming with cultural and historical sites, excellent museums and art/music exhibitions that make it a popular destination for travelers and explorers alike. Santiago’s unique position places it only a few hours from Chile’s coast, with easy access to trekking, climbing and skiing points in the mountains and the wonderful wine districts that city on the outskirts.

The Easter Island - Rapanui in the native language- will offer you an exceptional experiences for all the senses. Discover the rapanui culture through language, traditions and food, figure out how those famouse Moai heads were made and moved, trekk around the volcanos or dive with the loal sea turtels in cristal clear water in the middle of the pacific ocean.

San Pedro de Atacama is the driest non-polar desert in the world, a raw land that compromises some of the most remarkable sights in Latin America. You’ll have the chance to explore the best this valley-riddled stretch of land has to offer - from sandboarding and volcano-trekking to yoga and stargazing, the trip provides both adventure and reflection. 

One of the most remote parts of South America, Torres del Paine provides arguably the rawest experience of Patagonia. Expect awe-inspiring sights at every turn as you hike through Chile’s vast wilderness, which is something of a haven for lovers of nature.

Covering the most important sights of one of Patagonia’s most untouched regions, this six day tour provides non-stop action from the moment you enter the National Park. From cycling and horse-riding to trekking and kayaking, the journey is designed to challenge and inspire as you discover the profound natural beauty of these near-virgin lands.