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14 Days in Chile, incl. Santiago and Atacama Desert
A grand 14-day Chilean tour takes you through 7 cities. Marvel at UNESCO sites in Valparaiso, float above Atacama Desert by hot air balloon, and unwind in Puritama Hot Springs. Premium hotels complement visits from Santiago's Plaza de Armas to Puerto Varas's Llanquihue Lake.
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- Days 1-2
  Santiago & Maipo Valley
  Begin your journey in Santiago with a city tour of La Moneda presidential palace and Plaza de Armas. Visit Concha y Toro vineyard to sample wines at Latin America's largest wine exporter. The following day goes to Maipo Valley where you can pick from horseback riding, hiking to waterfalls or rafting on the Maipo River. You'll spend the night at a mountain lodge with amazing views of the Andes.
- Days 3-7
  San Pedro de Atacama Desert Experience
  Fly to Calama in the morning and head to San Pedro de Atacama. Your five days here include: - A night trek through Salt Mountain Range under starlit skies - Sunrise hot air balloon ride over the desert (bring warm layers for chilly desert mornings) - An evening tour of Valle de la Luna's unique rock formations - A relaxing visit to Puritama Hot Springs (28-31°C) - Sandboarding on massive 200m dunes - Buggy rides through Salt Mountain Range - Swimming in Baltinache salt lagoons where high minerals make floating easy
- Days 8-9
  Valparaiso & Wine Country
  Return to Santiago then travel to Casablanca Valley for wine tasting and traditional Chilean lunch. Next stop is Valparaiso where you'll learn to make Chilean dishes like empanadas, ceviche and pisco sour at Mercado Cardonal. Spend the next day viewing the city's street art and visiting Pablo Neruda's La Sebastiana house.
- Days 10-14
  Lakes District - Puerto Varas
  Head south to Puerto Varas to explore Chile's Lakes District. See the Petrohué Waterfalls in Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park with Osorno Volcano as your backdrop. Take trips to nearby towns like Frutillar and Puerto Octay along Lake Llanquihue. These spots blend German and Chilean influences which you'll notice in the local food. Spend your final days enjoying the peaceful lakeside setting.
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14 Days in Chile, incl. Santiago and Patagonia
A 14-day Chilean tour through 5 cities features 3 lunches and 3 dinners. Your route leads from Santiago's Plaza de Armas to Atacama's Valle de la Luna, with luxurious stays at Hotel Cumbres Vitacura and Adventure Domes Ecocamp in Torres del Paine.
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- Days 1-3
  Santiago & Wine Country
  Arrive in Santiago in the afternoon to avoid rush hour traffic. Visit Cerro San Cristóbal for city views and explore Plaza de Armas. On Day 2, take a 1.5-hour trip to Maipo Valley and visit Cousiño Macul in the morning when it's cooler. Day 3, drive the coastal route to Valparaiso (90 minutes). Get there early to see the street art before the crowds arrive.
- Days 4-6
  Atacama Desert
  Take a 2.5-hour flight to Calama and transfer to San Pedro de Atacama. Visit Valle de la Luna at sunset to see the best colors. For the Tatio Geysers, pack layers. Temperatures start near freezing at dawn but get hot by mid-morning. Visit Laguna Chaxa for flamingo watching. A telephoto lens will help you get great shots.
- Days 7-8
  Lake District
  Fly from Calama to Puerto Montt via Santiago. Use Puerto Montt as your base to explore Vicente Perez Rosales National Park. If you go rafting on the Petrohué River, wear quick-dry clothes and good shoes. The volcanic rocks get slippery.
- Days 9-12
  Patagonia
  Take a 2-hour 10-minute flight to Punta Arenas to visit the Magdalena Island penguin colony. Check the weather before booking boat tours. The drive to Torres del Paine takes 5 hours. Take your time and stop for photos along the way. Stay at the Ecocamp for convenient hiking access. Bring good rain gear no matter when you visit. The weather in Patagonia changes quickly.
- Days 13-14
  Santiago
  End your trip back in Santiago. The Providencia neighborhood offers a quiet, central location to stay. Leave extra time to get to the airport on your last day because traffic can be unpredictable.
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Discover Chile (2024)
The 13-day Chilean expedition connects 12 cities across 2,670 miles. From Santiago's San Cristobal Hill to Torres del Paine's Grey Glacier, take in Atacama Desert, Lake District, and Patagonia. Four internal flights and stays at hotels like Hotel del Paine included.
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- Santiago Chile
  63 mi
- Valparaiso Chile
  750 mi
- Calama Chile
  55 mi
- San Pedro De Atacama Chile
  5 mi
- Valle de la Luna Chile
  5 mi
- San Pedro De Atacama Chile
  51 mi
- Socaire Chile
  51 mi
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- San Pedro De Atacama Chile
  55 mi
- Calama Chile
  1,335 mi
- Puerto Montt Chile
  11 mi
- Puerto Varas Chile
  32 mi
- Petrohue Chile
  36 mi
- Puerto Montt Chile
  812 mi
- Punta Arenas Chile
  118 mi
- Puerto Natales Chile
  67 mi
- Torres del Paine National Park Chile
  67 mi
- Puerto Natales Chile
  118 mi
- Punta Arenas Chile
  1,360 mi
- Santiago Chile
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Chile 14 Day Tour Packages You'll Love

What people love about 2-week Chile tours

AnaTraveled in December
5
My husband and I did the South American landscape tour, Argentina and Chile. It was Amazing!!!! The tour as is has a great itinerary but I had a few extra things I wanted to add. Wendy was able to add my excursions and arrange all the transportation. Everything was so well organized the rides and tours were always on time and always in contact with you. We loved our trip. Would definitely plan a trip with them again!!!
South American Landscapes - Argentina & Chile
LesleyTraveled in August
5
Excellent holiday! Very well organised - the team: Hannah, Lilly, Barbara, Wendy Penny, Sam- put a lot of effort into organising an excellent itinerary. Brilliant communication with the local teams on the ground, couple of minor hiccups out of their control (eg a local domestic flight cancelled with nothing till the next day), which they helped me deal with very efficiently and I felt very looked after throughout. Would happily use them again! Pro tips for future travellers: ignore the guide books, no one speaks English, get a good few Spanish sentences ready! Laundry - do at El calafate hotel - half the price of everywhere else! In puerto natales there is quite alot of street noise on the sea view room - I’m a good sleeper so it didn’t bother me at all but light sleepers might want a different room! Thanks very much team I will always be grateful!
Argentina & Chile : El Calafate, Torre Del Paine W/local flights
Traveled in January
5
The tour guides were fabulous. They paid close attention to our needs (individually and as a group). Appropriate (i.e. "non-nagging") encouragement was provided to those of us who were not perhaps as prepared as we should have been. Every detail of the logistics was seen to, many of them in ways about which we were not always aware. The bikes were in great knick, the transfer vans were always clean, and the boat transfers were quite wonderful. FABULOUS tour on the part of BikeWays! This is a comment/concern/complaint NOT about BikeWays, but about Exodus (or perhaps it was Tourradar). Because I needed to make connections for flights to the USA, I had to leave our last lodge earlier than the bulk of the group who had made flight arrangements through Tourradar/Exodus. I was told that, due to this, I would need to pay a VERY expensive taxi fare from the Lodge to Temuco Airport. I indicated in my correspondence with Tourradar that, should others need to take advantage of early departure from the National Park, I would be happy to split the taxi fare with them. Imagine my surprise during the 3-client taxi ride to the airport, to find that the other two (who may also comment on this inequity) in the taxi were not required to pay a penny extra. So... it appears that my extra supplement had paid for the THREE of us to make our way to the airport. Tourradar/Exodus would have needed to pay this fare for them had I NOT gone. Instead it appears that I was subsidizing your company/ies. I expect a full explanation for this situation. (And appropriate financial compensation would also be appropriate.)
Cycling the Lake District of Chile & Argentina