So 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.
Read MoreFrom experimental to traditional cuisine, from indigenous flavours to fusions, there’s so much for your tastebuds to discover. During your stay in Santiago, you’ll be overwhelmed with choice, but here are our top ten restaurant recommendations for places to eat.
Read MoreVisiting Antarctica doesn’t happen every day. Yet because so few visit this southern continent and know its extremes, it can be hard to know what to expect. Here are our top tips for anyone thinking of visiting Antarctica.
Read MoreWhile most travellers visit Patagonia in the summer, here’s why autumn (March-May) is the best season to visit this incredible part of the world.
Read MorePatagonia is one of the most incredible destinations in the world for many reasons. Its remote geographic location makes it a little more difficult to reach by the masses since there are no major cities nearby.
Read MoreChile is a long country and, therefore, there are many different climates that have specific seasons related to the area you visit. This not only has an important factor related to weather, but it also relates to the availability of hotels and pricing.
Read MoreIt is expected that 80% of the Chilean population will have been vaccinated by the end of the first semester (2021). I’s important to mention that Chile was the first Latin American country to receive the Pfizer vaccine and to begin its vaccination process in December 2020. In negotiations with laboratories, the country agreed to purchase 20 million doses with the companies Pfizer / BioNTech and Sinovac. Chile has a population of approximately 18 million inhabitants, so the entire process could be relatively “fast”.
Read MoreYou’re almost ready for your big trip to Patagonia. Plane tickets are bought, passport is ready and you have an agenda full of exciting, adventure-packed activities. The last thing to do is pack— and it can be tough to narrow down exactly what you’ll need. To make it easier, we’ve put together a guide of basic things to bring to Patagonia.
Read MoreValleys of Martian-red rock, snowless white ground, jewel-toned lakes: all over its more than 40,000 square miles, the Atacama is full of stunning landscapes and cultural sites that astound everyone who visits. Made by man or made by nature, these are the top 10 must-visit places in the Atacama Desert.
Read MoreAre you ready to come to Chile’s Lake Region? Get ready for some incredible viewpoints and loads of exciting activities. We have put together a brief packing list to help get you ready for the big trip.
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