Chile Natural Voyage Custom Tour
14 Days - 13 Nights
- Based on Double Occupancy
Chile Natural Voyage Custom Tour
Explore from the Atacama to the Lakes Region and Torres del Paine for 14D/13N starting at $4,990.00 per person.
From the minute you arrive in Santiago, you will be able to see, feel, and hear the rich tradition and cultural significance of the longest country in the world.
Your exciting adventure begins with a modern city tour through the capital’s most interesting and elegant neighborhoods and the historic downtown area.
Your stay in Santiago will also include visits to Isla Negra, one of author Pablo Neruda’s fascinating homes and his final resting place, Viña del Mar (the “Garden City”), the beach town of Reñaca, and the happening port city of Valparaíso.
Depart Santiago for drier lands where you will appreciate the vast beauty and huge volcanic formations of the Atacama Desert over a 3-night excursion. Remember to drink lots of water as your guide immerses you in exciting daily explorations of this beautiful terrain.
From the desert, your next stop will be the Torres del Paine National Park where you will enjoy 3 days and 4 nights discovering the natural wonder and magnitude of the Patagonia region.
Relax at your lodge when the day’s activities have worn you out with delicious Chilean cuisine and a traditional cocktail.
The last leg of the trip takes you to Puerto Varas to explore Chile’s renowned Lake Region. Exciting history, and possibly penguins, await you among the region’s islands you will visit across the pristine waters.
See the visually striking landmarks of Osorno Volcano and Petrohué Falls to wrap up your venture into Chile’s Lake Region.
Lost World Adventures itineraries can be tailor-made according to your plans and preferences: budget, hotel selections, travel dates, optional excursions, length of trip, etc.
Day 1 : Santiago de Chile
Upon arrival into Chile you will be met by your bilingual guide who will transfer you to your Santiago hotel. For morning arrivals you will have a free afternoon and evening to explore on your own.
Hotel Orly is a small, boutique style hotel which has 28 rooms. Once a private mansion home, the hotel is superbly situated in one of the city’s more exclusive areas, Providencia. Everything you may want to see is close by – shops, restaurants, downtown, museums, banks and the cable car up San Cristobal Hill.
And should you require any assistance, the staff is extremely helpful in pointing you in the right direction. Daily breakfast included – 3 nights.
Day 2 : Modern City Tour with San Cristóbal Hill
You will depart with your guide from your Santiago hotel and head to the exclusive El Golf Neighborhood, home to the financial district and many modern buildings. A little further to the west you will find Providencia, an area with wide streets, lovely homes, and a “French feel.”
Proceed through the main avenue of the city, Alameda del Libertador General Bernardo O’Higgins, passing by the San Francisco Church, the oldest monument in the country. You will visit and walk around the culturally vibrant Barrio Lastarria, with the option to visit , museums, theaters, antique fairs, cafes, bookstores, and small specialty shops.
From here, you will be taken to the neoclassical La Moneda Palace that is now the government palace, and take a walk along the “Plaza de la Constitución.”
Next, stroll around the Central Market, one of the main attractions in historical downtown. Its beauty lies in the architecture of melted iron, the variety and quality of its seafood, and the authentic atmosphere provided by the tenants.
A little further, cross the Mapocho River and head straight towards the Bellavista Neighborhood, the lively core of arts and nightlife, where pubs, cultural centers and international gastronomy can be found.
From here, ascend the San Cristóbal Hill, a spur of the Andes marching into Santiago, where the famous Virgin Mary statue overlooks the city. Conclude this day with a panoramic view of the city and the majestic Andes in the background. Then, enjoy a downhill ride by funicular.
Afterward, you will return to your hotel in Santiago.
Day 3 : Valparaiso, Vina del Mar and Isla Negra
You will begin your journey from Santiago by heading towards the coast to Isla Negra, where one of Pablo Neruda´s three beautiful houses in Chile is situated. Neruda, a lover of the sea and all maritime things, built the home to resemble a ship with low ceilings, creaking wooden floors, and narrow passageways.
A passionate collector, every room has a different collection of bottles, ship figureheads, maps, ships in bottles, and an impressive array of shells, which are located in their own “Under the Sea” room. Neruda and his wife Matilde Urrutia are buried there, with a clear view of their beach.
Leaving Isla Negra, you will continue north towards the beautiful city of Viña del Mar, also known as the Garden City, for a visit of its main streets and avenues, museums, and its large homes and palaces.
Later, head along the coast towards Reñaca, one of Chile’s most famous beach towns to enjoy a bit of sunshine and nature! Around the bay is Valparaíso, a busy port city with charming hills. Enjoy various local landmarks that give the town its unique character.
Day 4 : Santiago de Chile – Calama – San Pedro de Atacama
Transfer to the airport for your flight to Calama. Upon arrival, you will be met and transferred to the town of San Pedro de Atacama, the gateway to the beautiful and diverse Atacama desert. You will be taken to your all-inclusive ecolodge.
Set in the world’s driest desert and surrounded by incredible natural wonders, the Cumbres San Pedro de Atacama Hotel was is a deluxe hotel designed to offer customized programs where guests can enjoy the full experience offered by the Atacama desert from the comfort of a remarkable hotel.
Cumbres San Pedro de Atacama Hotel has brought together modern architecture but based on the ancient ayllu´s from Atacama, with large minimalist spaces, taking care of the finest detail to make your stay unforgettable.
Earth and sky full of color and textures are present in every corner of the Hotel. The hotel features a spa, pool, restaurant and bar, and wireless internet in the common areas. The hotel has 60 rooms, all with air conditioning, private terrace, outside shower and modern amenities. All meals are included here, and each day you will enjoy a variety of excursions, all lead by expert guides.
Days 5, 6 : Atacama Desert
Days to explore the Atacama on guided excursions.
Day 7 : San Pedro de Atacama – Punta Arenas – Torres Del Paine
Transfer to the Calama Airport for your flight to Punta Arenas with connection in Santiago.
You will be met at the airport upon arrival by lodge representatives and transferred to Torres del Paine National Park. En route you make a couple of stops: first in Puerto Natales, a small, lively town on the shores of “Seno de Ultima Esperanza”, where you enjoy a hearty local lunch; second at Cueva de Milodon, a massive prehistoric cave where the remains of a giant ground sloth were discovered in the 1890’s.
The whole journey is very scenic, with plenty of wild birds and wonderful landscapes to be seen. The day ends with our arrival and overnight stay at EcoCamp Patagonia, nestled in the heart of the park with a view of the Torres. During summer the sun sets around 11pm, so upon arrival there’s plenty of light to admire the Patagonian steppe with its guanacos and snow-peaked mountain horizon.
Overnight at EcoCamp Patagonia, located in the heart of Torres del Paine. Accommodations are in tented igloo-type domes built to minimize the environmental impact while providing a comfortable setting and maximum exposure to nature.
Your Patagonia Wildlife Safari program includes all meals and specified guided excursions operated on fixed days of the week and offered to all guests of the Domes. Private excursions can be arranged on any day of the week at an additional charge.
Days 8-10 : Torres del Paine
Days for guided excursions of the park.
Day 11 : Punta Arenas – Puerto Montt – Puerto Varas
Transfer back to Puntas Arenas for your flight to Puerto Montt. From the airport you will transfer to Puerto Varas for a few days of exploring the Lakes region of Chile, renowned for its pristine and spectacular landscapes.
Overnight at the Cabaña del Lago Hotel. The hotel sits on the edge of Lake Llanquihue, and all rooms face the water. The hotel affords amazing views of the lake, the city of Puerto Varas (a 10-minute walk) and Osorno Volcano. Hotel services include restaurant, bar, an indoor heated pool, a 6-person Jacuzzi, a spa, and free internet access for guests in two comfortable areas. Daily breakfast included – 3 nights.
Day 12 : Chiloe Island
You will be picked up at your hotel and head south on the Ruta 5 Sur Highway. Take the ferry to Chiloé Island from Pargua, a town located in the continental limit of Chile. Sail across the Chacao Channel for approximately 30 minutes and arrive in Chacao, a small village doorway to the island.
From Caulín, take the road to Ancud, and visit this city famous for its market considered the best infrastructure in Chiloé. It was an international seaport until the end of the 19th century, with narrow streets lined with commercial houses and classical Chilote architecture.
The Regional Museum is great to visit and to learn more about the island history. Then visit the San Antonio Fort, erected in 1770, South America’s last point to where the Spanish flag flew.
Continue your journey to the Pacific Coast until arriving at the Puñuhuil bay. Here, experience a picturesque sailing to the Islands in Puñihuil, from where you may observe a penguin colony.
Day 13 : Lakes Region – Osorno Volcano & Petrohue Falls
The Chile Lake District possesses many incredible sights, and one is the the Osorno Volcano painted in the back of the Llanquihue Lake, with occasional clouds towering it. Another is the blue turquoise waters running through the volcanic formations of the Petrohué Falls.
Today you will see both from a variety of perspectives including the top of the Osorno Volcano on this full day journey through the most naturally striking landmarks of Chile’s lake region.
Day 14 : Puerto Montt – Santiago – Int’l Departure
Today you will fly back to Santiago and connect your international departure.
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