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Chile ToursTours to Chile and beyond. An experienced Holidays Please Travel Agent can help you plan your ideal holiday or choose from one of our pre-planned itineraries.
See animals in the wild or be a wild party animal. Peruse our featured highlights and see where your next adventure lies. What to do in Chile
SantiagoChile’s capital is a collection of distinct neighbourhoods, the perfect place to take a stroll along the boulevard or enjoy a coffee at a street café and enjoy views of the eclectic architecture. There are museums and parks to explore. For nightlife, head to Barrios Brasil or Bellavista for restaurants and beer halls. Late night revellers head for Providencia
Torres del Paine National ParkFlanked by three mountain summits, Torres del Paine National Park is one of the few places in the world where you can see wild puma. Llama-like guanaco herds are wary of this predator, regularly stopping their grazing, knowing something is close. Top 10 Hotels in Chilean Patagonia Budget Accommodation in Chilean Patagonia 
W TrekThis 55km trek around Torres del Paine National Park follows a W shaped route, hence the name W Trek. It takes in the mountains, lakes and the expanse of the Grey Glacier. Staying overnight in the refuges that line the route, most visitors complete the course in 4 days. The trek culminates with the three towers which give the park its name and make for a fitting finale. 
Easter Island aka Rapa NuiEaster Island is most famous for the ‘Heads’ or moai, which line sections of the coastline, the Heads look inland to where villages would once have stood. If you can, see them at sunrise or sunset. The other must see on Easter Island is the Rano Kau crater of a now extinct volcano. It takes five hours to reach Easter Island by plane from Santiago, but well worth the effort required to get there. What to do on Easter Island 
Chilean WinelandsThe Colchagua Valley, two hours south of the capital is the perfect place to start exploring the Wines of Chile. Staying at one of the colonial haciendas for a couple of nights gives you the time to sample the delights of the Winelands at a leisurely pace. 
Atacama DesertCovering a 1,000 km strip of land on the Pacific coast, The Atacama is a desert plateau to the west of the Andes Mountains. The Andes on one side and the Chilean Coast Range on the other are high enough to stop the rain clouds from passing into the desert region, making it just about the driest place on earth. "Moon Valley looks like Mars when viewed from space". NASA What to do in San Pedro de Atacama - Guided Tours - Day Trips - Excursions Top 10 Hotels in San Pedro de Atacama Budget Accommodation in San Pedro de Atacama
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Need to know
Capital: Santiago Currency: Chilean peso (CLP) Languages: Spanish Visa Requirement: Not required by UK nationals |
Getting there
British Airways: LHR, 5 days per week Iberia: LHR via MAD, 7 days per week LATAM: LHR via GRU, 7 days per week United Airlines: LHR via IAH, 7 days per week MAN/EDI/GLA (summer only), via IAH, 7 days per week |