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Classic Chile

Duration
13 Days
Price from
£5,650 pp.
Location
Chile, South America
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Trip Highlights

  • Admire the Grey Glacier in Patagonia
  • Spend time on the remote Chiloe Island
  • Stargaze in the Atacama Desert

What's Included

  • 12 nights accommodation
  • Internal flights and transfers within Chile
  • Private guides and excursion fees

Experience the Best of Chile

Explore Chile's wonders: Santiago to Atacama, glaciers to lagoons. An adventure of landscapes, culture, and unforgettable experiences.

For travellers seeking a complete picture of Chile’s diverse landscapes and cultures, this itinerary offers a rewarding and well-paced journey. It combines natural highlights, cultural insight, and remote wilderness for those wanting to see Chile from desert to glacier in a single, seamless trip.

Experience Chile on a journey that connects its most iconic regions - from urban centres to remote natural landmarks. Begin in Santiago before heading north to the Atacama Desert. Then fly south to the Lake District and Chiloé Island, finishing your adventure in Patagonia’s Torres del Paine National Park.

Explore the otherworldly landscapes of Moon Valley and the high-altitude Altiplanic Lagoons. In Chiloé, visit penguin colonies and learn about the island’s unique traditions. Continue to Patagonia, where you’ll take a boat trip to the towering face of Grey Glacier and explore the trails of Torres del Paine, known for its dramatic peaks and rich wildlife.

Along the way, you’ll see the mineral-rich rock formations of Rainbow Valley, visit traditional Andean villages, and experience the wetlands surrounding El Tatio Geysers. This is a journey that captures the full scale of Chile’s geography, ecology, and living heritage.

Trip Itinerary

Day 1 Arrive Santiago

Staying at Luciano K

On arrival at the airport, you’ll be met and transferred to Luciano K, a boutique hotel located in Santiago’s stylish Lastarria neighbourhood, where you'll stay for one night.

In the afternoon, explore the highlights of Chile’s capital on a guided city tour. Visit key sites including the historic Plaza de Armas, Santiago Cathedral, Ahumada Boulevard, and the Presidential Palace, La Moneda. The tour continues into the city’s modern quarters, showcasing its contemporary architecture, financial district, and upmarket shopping and dining areas.

Day 2 Head to the Atacama Desert

Staying at Hotel Kimal

After breakfast, you'll be transferred to Santiago airport for a flight to Calama and road transfer to the magical town of San Pedro de Atacama. Stay at the Hotel Kimal where you will spend four nights.

Take in the captivating landscapes as you're guided through the ethereal Moon Valley, an arid desert valley that feels like another world. Explore unique geological formations shaped by the wind and water and take in the beauty of the Atacama Desert.

Day 3 Altiplanic Lagoons & Atacameño Culture in Socaire

Day 4 Sunrise at El Tatio Geysers & High-Altitude Landscapes

Day 5 Rainbow Valley, Petroglyphs & Village Exploration

Day 6 Journey to Puerto Varas & the Lake District

Day 7 Enjoy a nature lover's paradise

Day 8 Visit Chiloé Island

Day 9 Head for Puerto Natales

Day 10 - 11 Explore Torres del Paine National Park

Day 12 From Southern Patagonia back to Santiago

Day 13 Depart Santiago

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Duration

13 Days

Location

Chile, South America

Price from

£5,650 pp.

Price Includes

  • Accommodation and meals as listed
  • Activities and excursions as listed
  • Internal flights and transfers with private guides

Price Excludes

  • International flights to and from Chile
  • Single supplements
  • Activities, meals, and excursions not specified as included

Price is based on two people sharing (excluding international flights)

The trip includes all internal flights, accommodation and activities specified above. Rooms and meals as below:

  • 2 nights, Luciano K, Standard room, breakfast included.
  • 4 nights, Kimal Hotel, Standard room, breakfast included.
  • 3 nights, Cabana del Lago Hotel, Standard room, breakfast included.
  • 3 nights, Hotel Lago Grey, Standard room, full board with shared excursions
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When to go to Peru

Peru is a country that can be visited year-round, as it has a diverse climate and a range of activities to suit every season. Here's a short month-by-month guide to help you decide when to visit:

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January

January is a great time to visit the coastal regions of Peru, including Lima, Paracas, and Mancora. The weather is warm and sunny along the coast, making it perfect for beach activities and water sports.

Coastal Areas (Lima, Paracas, Nazca): Warm and humid with temperatures around 25-30°C (77-86°F).

Highlands (Cusco, Machu Picchu): Rainy season, so expect occasional showers and some trekking routes may be closed.

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February

In February, you can experience the vibrant Carnival celebrations in various cities like Cajamarca and Puno. The festivities feature colorful parades, music, and dancing, offering a unique cultural experience.

Coastal Areas: Remains warm and humid with temperatures similar to January.

Highlands: Still the rainy season, but rainfall starts to decrease towards the end of the month. Some trekking routes may be accessible again.

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March

March is an excellent time for outdoor activities in the Andes as the rainy season starts to wind down. It's a good month for trekking and exploring the natural beauty of the mountains.

Coastal Areas: The weather remains warm, but humidity starts to decrease.

Highlands: The rainy season is ending, and the landscape is lush and green.

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April

It's an ideal time to visit the jungle regions, where you can witness lush vegetation and a variety of wildlife.

Coastal Areas: Autumn sets in, temperatures begin to drop, and fog becomes more common in Lima.

Highlands: The start of the dry season, making it an excellent time to visit Cusco and Machu Picchu.

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May

May is a shoulder season with generally mild weather and fewer tourists. It's a good time to explore popular destinations like Machu Picchu and Cusco before the peak tourist season begins.

Coastal Areas: Foggy mornings in Lima, but the sun usually breaks through later in the day.

Highlands: The dry season continues, with pleasant and sunny days.

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June

June is an excellent month to visit Cusco and attend the Inti Raymi festival, which celebrates the Incan sun god Inti. This festival features colourful processions and ancient rituals, adding to the cultural richness of the experience.

Coastal Areas: Cool temperatures in Lima due to the influence of the cold Humboldt Current.

Highlands: One of the best months to visit Cusco and Machu Picchu, with minimal rainfall and comfortable temperatures during the day.

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July

July is the peak tourist season in Peru, especially around Independence Day (July 28th). It's a great time to visit all regions of the country, including the coast, mountains, and rainforest.

Coastal Areas: Lima's winter, cool and misty.

Highlands: Dry season continues, but July also marks the beginning of the high tourist season. Plan ahead and expect crowds

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August

August is a good time to trek the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, but make sure to book in advance, as permits can sell out quickly during this popular time of year.

Coastal Areas: Similar to July, cool and misty in Lima.

Highlands: High tourist season continues. It's essential to book treks and accommodations in advance.

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September

September is a transition month when the crowds start to thin out, and the weather remains pleasant in most regions. It's a good time for sightseeing and outdoor activities.

Coastal Areas: Springtime starts, and temperatures begin to rise in Lima.

Highlands: Crowds start to thin out, but the weather remains favourable.

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October

October is another shoulder season with fewer tourists. The weather is still favourable, making it an ideal time for exploring different parts of the country.

Coastal Areas: Pleasant spring weather in Lima.

Highlands: The dry season continues, and this month is still a good time to visit.

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November

November marks the beginning of the rainy season on the coast, so it's best to focus on the Andes and the Amazon during this month.

Coastal Areas: Springtime in Lima, with warmer temperatures.

Highlands: The dry season ends, and the rainy season begins, so expect occasional showers.

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December

It is festive time in Peru, with various Christmas and New Year celebrations taking place throughout the country. Coastal regions are popular for holiday getaways, with warm weather and beach activities.

Coastal Areas: Warm and comfortable temperatures in Lima, ideal for beach activities.

Highlands: The rainy season continues, but it's still possible to visit. Just be prepared for wet conditions.

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