Top Chile Outdoor Activities - page 11

Explore the La Paloma Glacier near Santiago on this private 2-day hiking tour. Visit the Yerba Loca Nature Sanctuary, a protected area, and set up camp along the foot of the Andes by the river. Hike a total of 21 miles over two days and reach heights of 3,400 meters as you traverse the bare, rocky valley until you reach this beautiful hanging glacier.

Hike in Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park on this full-day tour from Puerto Varas. Explore the protected area known for Petrohué Falls and enjoy the striking scenery of Chile’s Lake District. Hotel pickup in an air-conditioned vehicle is included.

Escape the city and experience an authentic Chilean country adventure on this full-day private tour from Santiago. Saddle up for a horseback ride through the Maipo Valley wine region, enjoy a wine tasting amid the vineyards, and tuck into a traditional barbecue at the ranch.

Glimpsing the Villarrica volcano is one of the best experiences in Chile. It is the most active in South America and one of the 7 volcanoes in the world with this type of crater (lava can be seen). Climbing, reaching its summit emerges as a challenge that can be met by any type of tourist with a normal physical condition. Contemplate the beautiful view that we have throughout the climb and mainly at its summit. To finish, we begin the descent in the funniest way we could do it, slides in the snow take us back to our childhood and you will enjoy this unique experience in the world.

'Concha y Toro', the shell and the bull. This world-class vineyard named after its founder began in 1883 with grapes brought to Santiago de Chile from Bordeaux, France. It has thrived ever since and is now the largest wine producer in all of Latin America. Yet despite its global presense, this half-day tour of the winery to explore the Maipo Alto region where it all began will feel like a homecoming.

Experience a complete experience in the highlands of the Atacama Desert with this 3-in-1 excursion that combines natural landscapes and local culture. The tour includes an outdoor breakfast, ideal to start a day surrounded by unique settings. The experience includes a visit to the impressive Red Stones, whose formations of crimson tones contrast with the highland landscape, as well as an approach to the village of Socaire, where it is possible to know aspects of Andean culture and its traditional architecture. Along the way, the highland lagoons of Miscanti and Miñiques are explored, surrounded by volcanoes and wide landscapes, offering an atmosphere of calm and connection with nature. The itinerary also includes the Chaxa Lagoon, located in the Salar de Atacama. During the day, a lunch is included in a natural environment, accompanied by information and the accompaniment of bilingual guides.

Discover the vibrant economic heart of Santiago on this private walking tour through the modern financial district of Las Condes, locally known as "Sanhattan." Begin at the iconic Edificio Cruz del Sur, a symbol of Chile’s economic growth. Visit the historic Escuela Militar, where you’ll learn about Chile’s military heritage and architectural beauty. Stroll through Isidora Goyenechea Avenue, a hub of sleek architecture, trendy restaurants and Santiago’s financial hub. Discover the hidden gem of Titanium Park, an urban oasis with stunning views of Santiago’s surrounding hills and tour the recently open Mercado Urbano Tobalaba (MUT), a dynamic market blending commerce, culture, nature, and sustainability with over 300 shops and diverse culinary offerings inspired in Manhattan's Chelsea Market. End this 2.5 hour guided tour with panoramic views from the Sky Costanera, Latin America’s tallest building, and take in breathtaking views of Santiago and the Andes.

In this tour, we will visit the estuary of the widest and second longest river in Chile, and the most symbolic in our region: Biobío River. Along with that, we will visit Pedro del Río Zañartu Museum.

We will start this trip visiting one of the natural wonders of Biobio Region: the Laja Falls. Then, we will visit Yumbel, known as a Saint Sebastian procession every January 20th. There, we will also have lunch.

Discover the culture of Easter Island, known as Rapa Nui in the native language, on this full-day tour. Join a small group and explore several important sights around the island including the temples of Ahu Akahanga, the Rano Raraku crater, and Anakena Beach. While you explore, your guide provides information on the rich history and lost culture of the island.

Enjoy a hassle-free day in the mountains with this small-group day trip from Santiago. Travel in comfort in a Mercedes van. Includes a stop for rental of warm clothing if needed. Enjoy sweeping views from a scenic viewpoint before arriving at Valle Nevado Ski Resort with two hours to spend as you wish. Afterwards, stop at Plaza de los Pumas and the town of Farellones before returning to Santiago.

This tour offers a guided tour of a conservation park located just outside Santiago. Participants will be able to watch big cats such as white tigers and African lions, as well as herbivorous animals such as giraffes, zebras and others. The tour includes two main experiences: a cat safari from a safe vehicle and a herbivorous safari where visitors can feed some animals. During the visit, the guides provide educational information about each species and the conservation efforts that are carried out at the site. The tour includes pick-up from hotels located in Santiago and return transportation. Food and drinks are not included. Tickets to the park, cat safari and herbivores safari are included in the price. This tour is designed for all ages and requires no prior experience. It is recommended to bring sunscreen, water and comfortable clothes for the tour.

Discover the rich birdlife surrounding Santiago on this private half-day birdwatching experience. Choose between two unique routes: explore Batuco Wetland, a haven for migratory and aquatic species, or head into the Andes to spot high-mountain birds like the majestic Andean Condor. Your expert naturalist guide will provide binoculars, field guides, and a checklist to help you identify and learn about the behavior, habitats, and calls of local birds. Enjoy a Chilean picnic with cheese, fruit, and wine in a peaceful natural setting before returning to the city. This flexible experience is ideal for travelers who want to connect with nature, photograph local wildlife, or simply enjoy a few hours discovering the unique avifauna of Central Chile. Choose Ecordua for authentic, small-scale experiences guided by passionate naturalists committed to sharing Chile’s biodiversity in a warm, personal way.

Moon Valley is one of the top attractions in San Pedro de Atacama, so it draws crowds to match. This private tour offers a more personalized experience of the otherworldly landscapes, so you can explore at your own pace and stop for photos whenever you like.

Discover Maipo Valley, Chile’s iconic wine region, on an exclusive private tour designed for travelers who want a lifetime experience. The perfect blend of wine, culture, and relaxation. Begin your journey with convenient pickup from your Santiago accommodation, where your expert guide will introduce you to Chile’s winemaking heritage and local culture. Visit two premium wineries, stroll through stunning vineyards, explore wine cellars, and enjoy tastings of exquisite red and white wines. Savor a traditional Chilean lunch at a local restaurant, with delicious options for all dietary preferences, including vegans. Throughout the day, take in breathtaking landscapes and immerse yourself in the region’s rich history. Conclude with a safe return to your accommodation, bringing home unforgettable memories. Whether you’re a wine lover or simply looking for a unique cultural/food experience, this private tour promises a day of indulgence and discovery.

Chile's Colchagua Valley is famous for its red wines and Andean scenery. Depart from the Chilean capital for a full-day small-group tour to sample the varietals of the region, while leaving the driving to a pro. Tour local vineyards to see firsthand how the wine is made and enjoy guided tastings, with the option to have lunch at one vineyard (own expense).

Journey into the surreal natural spectacle of Torres del Paine National Park on a full-day coach tour from Puerto Natales. See the splintering glaciers, iridescent lagoons and snow-capped spires of the Andes Mountain range during an exhilarating excursion into the wild. Explore the darkened depths of Milndon Cave with a knowledgeable guide; visit a gushing waterfall near the Nordenskjold Lake; admire the shimmering surface of Sarmiento Lake; and trek amid the frozen enchantment of the Grey Glacier during this astounding adventure.

Set out with no more than five others on a full-day hiking tour to the base of Paine Towers, the iconic granite rock centerpiece of Torres del Paine National Park. Get an early start from Puerto Natales for this somewhat difficult 12-mile (19-km) hike through a valley, crossing streams and traversing woodlands before climbing a moraine to the towers. An experienced guide accompanies you on the round-trip trek, which includes a rewarding boxed lunch at the towers’ base.

Explore the stunning landscapes of Punta Arenas, Chile, with premium electric Segway rentals from Patagonia Moto Rentals. Enjoy the freedom to navigate the city and its breathtaking surroundings at your own pace on silent, powerful Segways equipped with long-range batteries and top-notch suspension. Choose from exciting day trips that highlight the area’s natural beauty, from panoramic views to serene beaches. - Navigate Punta Arenas effortlessly with electric Segways - Up to 90 km range and speeds of 55 km/h for an exciting ride - No license required—ideal for all tourists and adventure seekers - Conveniently located just minutes from the city center for easy pickup

Our tour offers an exclusive and complete experience in the most stunning landscapes of the Atacama Desert. Start floating in the mystical Cejar Lagoon, famous for its saline waters, and enjoy the unique feeling of weightlessness. Then, explore the Eyes of the Salt Flat, two freshwater wells in the middle of this arid environment, where you will have the opportunity to swim and cool off. The end in the Tebinquinche Lagoon, where the colors of the sky are reflected in the water, creating a dream natural spectacle. Unlike other tours, we offer personalized service, with expert guides sharing fascinating details about the local ecosystem and geology. You will also enjoy local drinks and snacks. This combination of adventure, relaxation and unique scenery makes our tour an unrivalled experience.

We are concerned about our environment by doing responsible low-impact tourism, the rowing salt route is one of the best ways to learn about the history of the place from the perspective of the water, a place where we can watch birds, and enjoy this beautiful place. .

Cycle through the verdant vineyards of the Maipo Valley on a half-day bike and wine tasting tour from Santiago. Escape the crowds of the city for some revitalizing relaxation among stunning scenery on this enriching excursion; ride on unpaved paths while admiring the dramatic perimeter of the Andes mountains; gain insight into complex production processes at the Carmen winery; and pleasure your palate with the refined taste locally grown wines. Convenient round-trip hotel transportation is included in the tour.

In this tour, you will not only admire the impressive geometric figures, animals and hands engraved on the rocks, but also explore the secrets of a site that continues to talk about the spiritual and cultural connection of the native peoples with the earth. From the natural reliefs to the wild landscape that surrounds it, each step will take you closer to an experience that will mark your soul. Whether you’re a history lover, a nature enthusiast or an adventure-seeking explorer, this excursion is your passport to a timeless journey. Come to Cerro Benitez and experience the magic of prehistory, surrounded by dazzling landscapes and ancient art that you will never forget.

The Base las Torres trek begins by zigzagging through the Asencio Valley (around 90 minutes). Our efforts will be rewarded with a pristine view of Lake Nordenjköld. Afterwards we will walk under the former glaciers of a snow covered mountain, Monte Almirante Nieto, reaching a height of 2670 m above sea level. The guide will make sure to take breaks. The path eventually slopes down, but can go up and down as much as 200 feet because it winds around the mountain along with the rushing river below. After a couple of hours of trekking we will enjoy a well-deserved rest at the Chilean refuge. It is recommended to buy the entrance to Torres del Paine Park before leaving for the tour.