Chile stretches over 4,000 kilometres, spanning the driest desert on Earth, glacial fjords, and volcanic lake districts. Its extraordinary geographic diversity means visitors can experience desert, mountains, and Patagonian wilderness within one country.
The driest desert on Earth, with otherworldly salt flats and geysers.
A Patagonian national park famed for granite towers and glacial lakes.
A modern capital framed by the Andes, with a thriving wine scene nearby.
A remote Pacific island famous for its monumental moai statues.
A colourful, bohemian port city known for street art and steep funiculars.
Volcanoes, forests, and turquoise lakes around Puerto Varas.
Observe some of the clearest night skies on Earth from a desert observatory.
Hike among granite spires, glaciers, and turquoise lakes in Patagonia.
See the mysterious carved statues that make this island world-famous.
Explore colourful murals along the city's steep hillside streets.
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Chile's narrow, elongated geography stretches over 4,000 kilometres, producing some of the most varied landscapes of any single country, from the Atacama Desert to Patagonian glaciers.
Its wine regions, particularly around the Central Valley, have earned Chile a global reputation, benefiting from a climate similar to the Mediterranean.