Santiago
Santiago sits in a valley with the Andes on the skyline, and it is the practical start of most Chile trips.
Wine valleys and Andes views
Destination
No published stories cover Chile yet. The places below are a starting point until one does.
Chile runs four thousand kilometres north to south, which makes it a country of choices rather than a single route. Desert, wine valleys, and Patagonia sit at opposite ends and share almost nothing.

Outdoors · Base of the Towers, Torres del Paine
Mentioned in 2 stories and articles

Outdoors · Cerro San Cristóbal, Santiago
Mentioned in 2 stories and articles

Outdoors · Grey Glacier, Torres del Paine
Mentioned in 2 stories and articles

Outdoors · Lago Pehoé, Torres del Paine
Mentioned in 2 stories and articles

Food & drink · Mercado Central, Santiago
Mentioned in 2 stories and articles
Arts & culture · Museum of Memory and Human Rights, Santiago
Mentioned in 2 stories and articles
Hand-picked starting points, each with its own guide.
Santiago sits in a valley with the Andes on the skyline, and it is the practical start of most Chile trips.
Wine valleys and Andes views
Torres del Paine is the reason most travellers reach Patagonia, and its weather is genuinely the deciding factor.
Patagonian trekking