The Atacama Desert is home to some of the world’s most important observatories since the absence of light pollution, flat landscape and global position give astronomists incredible views of outer space. While the observatories are closed to tourists, you can still enjoy the truly special experience of stargazing in the Atacama.
Read MoreExploring the Torres del Paine national park is something every outdoor lover or adventurer must do in their lifetime. But it’s even more magical in the fall.
Read MoreAysén, in northern Chilean Patagonia, is home to a splendor of nature and one of Chile’s best kept secrets, as the lesser trodden and less well-known neighbour of the Torres del Paine. Home to epic hikes, impressive glaciers, and deep blue lakes, here’s why its visitors fall in love with it.
Read MoreWhen you’re traveling, especially outdoor and adventure vacations, It can be hard to know what to expect from your activities. What does ‘difficult’ mean when you’re hiking? How experienced or in shape do you need to be? Here are the answers to your doubts!
Read MoreKayaking is one of our favourite ways to explore Chile and beyond. You can get up close to impressive glaciers, discover hidden treasures like sunken forests and marble cathedrals, and feel the rush of sea kayaking amongst icebergs.
Read MoreChile is a great destination for family holidays. From opportunities to learn about different cultures to action-packed activities and wildlife spotting, there’s something here for everyone.
Read MoreChile is home to an abundance of wildlife and a lot of travelers visit this corner of the world to spend some time trying to catch a glimpse of the whales, dolphins, penguins, birds and land animals that live here. If you’re thinking of joining them, make sure you know when and where to see them!
Read MoreFrom picture-perfect sunsets and glittering night skies to secluded beaches and luxury hotels, Chile is the perfect place for couples to celebrate a honeymoon, an anniversary, or just being together. And it was voted South America’s most romantic destination in 2022 by the World Travel Awards!
Read MoreThe Drake Passage at the southern tip of South America is one of the most tumultuous seas in the world. But for those with less sturdy sea legs (and stomachs!) heading directly to Antarctica, an air-cruise is definitely the better option!
Read MoreSo you want to go to Patagonia, but don’t know where exactly? It’s one of the most beautiful, wild, and fascinating parts of the world. It’s also incredibly diverse so once you know what kind of activities you want to do, or what kind of environment you want to be in, it’s much easier to decide if Northern or Southern Patagonia is best for you!
Read MoreSeeing a puma is a life-changing moment; it alters something inside of you. That’s what the puma-tracking guide, Victor, explained when Ecochile spoke to him about all things puma and what you can expect from a puma-tracking experience in Patagonia. With 18 years of experience as a mountain, ski and tour guide, and brimming with passion when he talks about seeing Patagonia’s wildlife, here are Victor’s top tips!
Read MoreWhile the classic treks take our breath away every time, there’s so much more to explore off the beaten path. Explore the paths of Chile’s hidden treasures and make your trip unique.
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