The best Chile holidays and tours 2025/2026

Spanning over 2600 miles in length, Chile is a land of startling contrasts. From lunar landscapes of the Atacama Desert to glistening glaciers of Patagonia, world-class wineries and vibrant cultural hotspots, Chile has something for everyone. Chile eco tours are the best way to explore this unique corner of the world.

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Example Chile Holidays

Classic Chile Highlights

15 Days from £4,318 pp

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Antarctica and Patagonia Wilderness Holiday

22 days from £19,945 pp

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Chile Active Adventure

17 days from £4000 pp

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Chile Honeymoon

15 days from £5,610 pp

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Chile Wilderness Escape

16 Days from £7,464 pp

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Luxury Journey through Chile

14 days from £9,178 pp

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Slow Travel: Chile in-depth

22 days from £7,340 pp

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Ultimate South America Sabbatical

55 days from £17,800 pp

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Argentina and Chile In Depth Sabbatical

54 days from £18,800 pp

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Antarctica and Chile Holiday- wine, wildlife and wilderness

16 days from £23,041 pp

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Top Chile Experiences

Trekking in Torres del Paine

The jewel in Patagonia’s vast and impressive crown, Torres del Paine offers some of the finest mountain scenery in the world. Tackle the famous multi-day “W” or “O” treks, or enjoy the azure lakes, ice-blue glaciers and snow-capped mountains on shorter walks from the warm comfort of your eco wilderness lodge.

Lunar Landscapes of Atacama

The Atacama Desert contains a plethora of otherworldly sights; salt pans, lunar valleys, steaming geysers, red rock volcanoes, even high altitude lagoons inhabited by flamingos! It is a wonderland for lovers of dramatic scenery, enjoyed comfortably from sustainable lodges around the oasis town of San Pedro. Lets include the Atacama Desert as part of your active adventure holiday to Chile.

Sample Chile’s Wines

Conveniently located a short drive from Santiago and it’s international airport, the Casablanca wine region offers blissful relaxation and the best Sauvignon Blanc’s in the country, as well as excellent Chardonnay’s, Syrah’s and Pinot Noir’s. The perfect way to start or end your Chile adventure.

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Chile tailor-made holiday packages: Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the food like in Chile?

Prepare to embark on the culinary adventure of a lifetime during your holiday in Chile. The country’s remarkable biodiversity, multiple climates and diverse landscapes leave a wealth of exciting ingredients at the fingertips of Chileans, which results in a magnificent variety of local dishes.

One of the most famous local specialities is empanadas. They consist of crispy dough stuffed with ingredients like beef, onions and raisins, which is then baked or fried. Another classic Chilean dish is Cazuela.

This hearty delicacy features a stew filled with beef, chicken or lamb, along with pumpkin, corn and potato. Typical ingredients to expect throughout dishes during your holiday to Chile include squash, potatoes, onions, rice and tomatoes. You’ll also find most plates garnished with fresh coriander or parsley. You will hopefully love the food on our Chile and Patagonia holidays.

What are the top 3 cultural attractions in Chile?

Easter Island is one of the top cultural attractions to tick off on holidays to Chile. The remote landmass is famed for the fascinating megalithic statues known as Moai, which lie along its coastline. They are said to represent ancestral chiefs who were believed to be direct descendants of the gods.

Santiago is another of the top cultural attractions to tick off while on holiday in Chile. Almost half of the country’s entire population lives in this buzzing cosmopolitan destination. Here you can visit the Royal Court Palace (home to the National History Museum) and the Metropolitan Cathedral, which traces back to the 18th century.

Another of the best cultural spots to visit during Chile holidays is the wine region. This area produces some of the most highly regarded wines in the world, thanks to its remarkable soil diversity and varying microclimates. It’s no surprise that wine plays a significant role in Chilean culture. As you can see there is so much to discover on our Chile and Patagonia holidays.

How many days do you need for an eco holiday to Chile?

Set aside at least 13 days for eco holidays to Chile. Doing so will allow you to take a slower approach to exploring the country, avoiding unnecessary flights while also having the time to visit top attractions such as The Atacama Desert, Patagonia and Santiago.

To really embrace the slow travel way of life, we recommend you dedicate three weeks to discovering all of the diverse landscapes and cultures that the country has to offer. You’ll be able to spend a full week discovering Santiago, Valparaíso and the Winelands, alone, before venturing on to uncover lesser-trodden areas of the Lake District, Chiloe and the Atacama Desert. We always advise not to rush our Chile and Patagonia holidays.

How safe is Chile for travel?

Many travellers ask us about safety before heading on one of our Chile eco-tours. We tell them that it is a secure destination to visit. The country has a stable political environment, relatively low crime rates compared to some other Latin American countries, and a well-developed infrastructure for tourism.

That being said, it’s always best to take precautions to ensure you remain as safe as possible during your holiday in Chile. You can do this by keeping up to date on travel advisories and current events and keeping a careful eye on your belongings and surroundings. We always work with top-end ground teams on our Chile and Patagonia holidays, for extra peace of mind.

Do I need a Visa to travel to Chile from the UK?

When planning Chile and Patagonia holidays, it is important to know British travellers visiting for less than 90 days do not require a visa. Upon arrival, immigration authorities will issue you a ‘Tarjeta de Turismo – Tourist Card,’ which you must keep safe and present when departing the country. For up to date requirements for travel to Chile if you have a UK passport, look at the FCO website.