Top Chile Multi-day Tours - page 7

The Ojos del Salado volcano holds the title of the highest summit in Chile, the second-highest in the Americas, and the tallest active volcano in the world. It’s a bucket-list challenge for mountaineers worldwide. With an altitude just 60 meters shy of Mt. Aconcagua, Ojos del Salado offers an extraordinary climbing experience. Located on the border between Chile and Argentina, the volcano sits within Chile’s Atacama region, renowned for its mining activity and stark desert landscapes. This natural wonder lies in the Nevado de Tres Cruces National Park, where visitors can also marvel at the Negro Francisco Lake and the Maricunga salt flat, habitats for three species of flamingos. The adventure begins in the nearby city of Copiapó, the main hub for logistics, supplies, and preparation before ascending this majestic peak. Whether you're drawn by its status as the highest active volcano or the breathtaking beauty of its surroundings, Ojos del Salado promises an unforgettable experience.

The Southern Road is not just a route, it is the journey of a lifetime. It is more than 1,200 kilometers of ripio and asphalt that cross the untamed heart of Chilean Patagonia, where nature still dictates the rules. To book this experience is to choose a setting where glaciers hang from the mountains, rivers have an electric blue that seems unrealistic and millennial forests engulf you in deep silence. From the towering Hanging Blizzard of Queulat to the endless peace of Marble Cathedrals, every mile reveals a landscape that looks like something out of a painting. The Southern Road is a limited-seat destination. Sailings to San Rafael and the best lodging in Puerto Rio Tranquilo sell out months before the season. Don’t let them tell you – get ready to cross ferries, discover hidden lakes and feel the Patagonian wind in your face.