If you’re heading to San Pedro de Atacama, Uyuni, La Paz, or Salta, you will be blown away by the cultures and wildlife that thrive in these challenging conditions. But in these towns and cities at 2500-3000m (8200-9800 ft) above sea level, you might also find yourself affected by the altitude.
Read MoreThe Andes Mountains form a spectacular border between Chile and Argentina, stretching 5,308 km (3,298 mi). Crossing between the two countries will offer you some incredible views and the chance to experience two unique and dynamic South American countries. We’ll help you with the planning and logistics of hopping over the border, but if you’re keen to know more, keep reading for the requirements, what to expect, and the sights you’ll see on the way!
Read MoreOutside of the hustle and bustle of Santiago, lies some of the city’s hidden but magnificent charms. Once you’ve finished exploring the busy streets and green parks of the Chilean capital, head out to the mountains, like the Yerba Loca Park, for a totally fresh perspective.
Read MoreEsteros del Iberá is one of Argentina’s best kept travel secrets. A wildlife reserve in the wetlands of northeast Argentina, this national park offers one of the most unique experiences you can have. Its spotlight on caring for the environment, protecting nature in all its forms, and the serenity and untouched feel of the place only adds to the charm of this conservation project that has opened its doors to tourists.
Read MoreVisiting a Patagonian estancia is a must for any trip to this incredible part of the world. They offer you an insight into the unique culture of the people who live amongst the epic landscapes of Chilean and Argentinian Patagonia and exclusive trekking and horseriding opportunities. We spoke to Ian MacLean about life on the estancias and why everybody should visit one.
Read MorePatagonia is definitely up there as one of the best places to kayak in South America, if not the world. Alongside glaciers, between the mountains of a fjord, and at the base of some iconic mountains, kayaking in Patagonia is a unique way to experience the incredible beauty of Chile and Argentina.
Read MoreWe pride ourselves on our ability to tailor each itinerary to every traveler’s needs. But if you’ve never asked for a personalized itinerary before, maybe you’re used to planning your own vacations, here are a few tips to help ensure that we do the very best we can for you.
Read MoreMallín Colorado is one of the most magnificent yet humble accommodations you can find. Perched on a hillside overlooking the General Carrera Lake as it glimmers in the sunlight, this is a place where any traveler of the Carretera Austral can not only find refuge, but also discover the wonders of the region of Aysén, Chile.
Read MoreThere are a lot of reasons to travel: to discover new cultures, to meet amazing people, to see new things. One of the best reasons is to slow down from the rush and pressures of daily life. If, for your, it’s about taking it easy, slowing down, and even enjoying a few luxuries, keep reading to see what Chile has in store for you.
Read MoreOn an Ecochile itinerary in Chile and Argentina, you can find a range of accommodation options that suit you. But the names of these hotels can be confusing! Let us explain what we mean about different accommodation styles at Ecochile.
Read MoreFeel the magic and mystique of Easter Island as you explore its luscious landscapes and cultural wonders. Here is what you need to include in your itinerary!
Read MoreEl Chaltén is a hiker’s paradise. Here is your guide to the ultimate 10-day stay for adventurers in this incredible wilderness. This is not for the faint of heart. But, for experienced hikers and wilderness enthusiasts, it doesn’t get much better.
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