Top Chile On the Water - page 2

Visit the Cajón del Maipo area on this full-day tour from Santiago. Located southeast of the city, Cajón del Maipo is known for its massifs, hills, and rivers and is a great spot for nature lovers looking to explore some of Chile's great outdoors not too far from Santiago. You'll visit San Jose de Maipo to learn about the area's history, and then travel into the mountains and to a lake. A wine and picnic are provided.

Go trekking in the Andes and wind down with a relaxing visit to Baños Colina Hot Springs. Depart from Santiago for a nearly 2-mile guided hike through spectacular Andean scenery, making your way through a lush canyon to view Chile's San Jose Volcano. Continue afterward to the natural mountain hot springs and soak in baths as warm as 122-degrees F (50°C). Spend several hours enjoying the various pools—and savoring a boxed lunch—before setting off on your return hike. This day trip includes round-trip hotel transport.

Try out surfing and sandboarding on the same day with this small-group activity in Valparaiso. You'll visit a wild sea lion colony before heading to Concon beach, where you'll be outfitted with a wetsuit and surf equipment and guided by a professional instructor. After practicing surfing, enjoy a picnic lunch featuring pisco sour and Chilean wine. Then, head to the nearby dunes for sandboarding, making the most of your new skills.

Rafting the Futaleufú River is more than an adventure — it’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience on one of the most spectacular whitewater rivers in the world. Feel the adrenaline as you navigate its turquoise rapids, surrounded by snow-capped mountains, glaciers, and lush Patagonian forests. Every turn of the river offers a new burst of excitement and awe, combining power, beauty, and pure wilderness. Your journey begins with a comprehensive safety briefing and hands-on instruction from our experienced professional guides, ensuring both confidence and fun for every participant. Whether you’re a first-time rafter or a seasoned adventurer, the Futaleufú’s world-class rapids will leave you exhilarated and inspired. A perfect balance of adventure, nature, and adrenaline — in one of Earth’s most breathtaking settings.

The Penguin Expedition takes you on an exciting boat ride from Punta Arenas to Isla Marta and Isla Magdalena, where you'll witness vibrant colonies of Magellanic penguins in their natural habitat. Alongside penguins, you'll spot sea lions, cormorants, and other wildlife as you navigate the stunning Strait of Magellan, making this a must-do adventure for nature and wildlife lovers.

Join a special adventure where you can go kayaking on the first Patagonian fjord and witness a very particular phenomenon in the Estuary of Reloncaví: The union of the fresh waters of the river with the sea. You can enjoy incredible views of the Osorno Volcano and its fascinating natural environment from a different perspective, while we paddle with salmon and different birds.

This tour is ideal for nature lovers, where you can contemplate a unique nature with a submerged forest and a great biodiversity, This tour is ideal to go with friends, a partner or even as a family to disconnect from the cell phone and connect with the nature, outdoor lovers you have to come!

Discover the colourful port city of Valparaiso and the garden city of Viña del Mar on this full-day tour of Chile’s Pacific Coast gems, including hotel pick-up and round-trip transport from Santiago. Explore the UNESCO-listed historic quarter of Valparaiso, admire the views from the hilltop elevator (your expense) and opt to visit the house museum of Nobel Prize winner Pablo Neruda. Then, marvel over the landmark flower clock and cool off at the beaches of Viña del Mar.

We invite you to discover Chile's most voluminous river, venturing into its turquoise waters surrounded by glaciers, mountains, and endemic Patagonian forests. For one hour, we'll descend the upper section of the Baker River, offering a unique experience with adrenaline-pumping Class 3 rapids, all in a safe environment. The ideal season for this adventure is from November to April, due to the river's high water levels. is great to know the Nature and enjoy to be close the real and nice zone with this expereince

Experience the picturesque beauty of Patagonia on a 5-day trekking tour through Torres del Paine National Park from Puerto Natales. This small-group tour follows the popular W circuit through the park for a look at the virtually untouched landscape and diverse wildlife. Spend your days completing difficult treks, camping in the wilderness, and admiring the stunning landscape.

Discover the distinct culture and natural wonders of Chile’s Lake District - with ease and efficiency - on a full-day group tour from Puerto Varas. After a comfortable transfer from the city, your group will walk to the spectacular Petrohue Falls. From Lago Todos Los Santos, take a catamaran tour and enjoy unrivaled views of surrounding volcanoes. Next, visit the small mountain village of Peulla, where you can explore independently and enjoy lunch (own expense).

The Grey Glacier is part of the southern ice fields and is located in the western sector of Torres del Paine National Park, it is an ice mass with approximately 6 km wide and a height that fluctuates between 20 and 30 meters. During navigation we approach the different faces of the Glacier allowing us to observe the beauty and magnitude of this ice giant. An unforgettable experience awaits you!

Discover world-class fly fishing across Aysen Patagonia's diverse waters. Our expert guides take you to productive spots across lakes, spring creeks, rivers, streams, and pristine lagoons where wild trout thrive. Whether wading shallow waters or drifting in boats, you'll fish some of Chile's most spectacular settings. With 2 anglers per guide, receive personalized instruction suited for all skill levels. Navigate through landscapes of snow-capped peaks and ancient forests while pursuing brown and rainbow trout in crystal-clear waters. Enjoy a gourmet lunch either riverside or at our welcoming lodge. All equipment provided - bring your enthusiasm and camera to capture the day's catches and Patagonian scenery. Your guide's intimate knowledge of diverse local waters maximizes opportunities for successful catch-and-release fishing in this unspoiled wilderness.

The rafting on the Petrohué River is an easy and fun activity that will allow you to enjoy the most beautiful landscapes within the Los Lagos region, while you are rowing the rapids. We will go down the Petrohué River in its Class III and IV rapids for almost two hours, surrounded by the impressive beauty of the Andes Mountains. Join the adventure with us!

Our expert guides take you to productive spots across lakes, spring creeks, rivers, streams, and pristine lagoons where wild trout thrive. Whether wading shallow waters or drifting in boats, you'll fish some of Chile's most spectacular settings. With 2 anglers per guide, receive personalized instruction suited for all skill levels. Navigate through landscapes of snow-capped peaks and ancient forests while pursuing brown and rainbow trout in crystal-clear waters. Enjoy a lunch either riverside or at our welcoming lodge. All equipment provided - bring your enthusiasm and camera to capture the day's catches and Patagonian scenery. Your guide's intimate knowledge of diverse local waters maximizes opportunities for successful catch-and-release fishing in this unspoiled wilderness.

We set sail from Hotel del Paine located in Villa Serrano, Torres del Paine”. We navigate the Serrano River, in zodiac type boats. This is fed by the melting of the Grey, Tyndall, Geike, and Balmaceda glaciers, after about 40 minutes of navigation we arrive at the Serrano River waterfall and where we must leave the Zodiac to walk through native forest for about 15 minutes until we find the second boat, we went to the viewpoint of the Tyndall Glacier (which is part of the Southern Ice Field) and then arrived at the Bernardo O'Higgins National Park. Where we will walk for about 30 minutes to reach the Serrano Glacier lagoon at the foot of Mount Balmaceda. We will have a small snack and return upriver, to enjoy a replenishing lunch at Hotel del Paine.

Sail through one of the world's most legendary sea passages and experience a real encounter with the wildlife of Chilean Patagonia. Walk among thousands of penguins on Magdalena Island, home to the largest colony of Magellanic penguins, observe sea lions in their natural habitat on Marta Island, and be amazed by dolphins and whales in the Strait of Magellan. This is not just an excursion, it is an experience that will stay with you forever.

Save time and hassle by pre-booking this private transfer from your Santiago hotel to Santiago International Airport. An air-conditioned minivan picks you up from your accommodation—or another meeting point—in the districts of Providencia, Las Condes, Vitacura, and Santiago Centro, then transports you to the airport. Don't worry if you have an early or late flight as his service is available 24 hours a day.

Difficulty: medium Distance: 3,5 miles (6 km) Duration: 3 hours The Glacier Grey Kayak is a must if you want to get to know the glacier in the most exciting way. With all the equipment on, we will paddle for two and a half hours with a group around the glacier on a route led by your bilingual guide. He will explain the curiosities of Torres del Paine National Park and Grey Glacier. IMPORTANT INFORMATION: The tour does not include pick up in Puerto Natales. The meeting point is located 10 minutes from the Grey campsite and refugio, located within the Torres del Paine National Park. You can get there by Grey III boat or hiking (most travelers book this activity as an ad-on to the O Circuit or W Trek 6 days from Howlanders). In order to take the tour in the first and second shift you must stay the night before in the Grey sector (camping or refugio). To take the tour in the last shift you must overnight in the Grey sector at the end of the activity.

A half-day afternoon tour to the Moon Valley from San Pedro de Atacama offers an unforgettable experience in one of the most impressive landscapes on the planet. The tour is perfect for those who wish to explore the beauty and mysteries of the Valley of the Moon, combining adventure and breathtaking scenery. The tour includes a visit to the fascinating salt caves and salt mines, where your guide will explain the geological history and natural processes that have shaped this unique environment. One of the highlights of the tour is the Mirador de Kari (Coyote's Stone), which offers spectacular panoramic views of the valley and the Andes on the horizon. This is the perfect place to take unforgettable photographs. The tour concludes with a sunset observation over the Valley of the Moon. Watching the golden light of the setting sun transform the landscape into a palette of warm colors is a magical and moving experience.

Discover the rapids of the Baker River, river is more abundant with chili, rafting through the rapids of the river with more water in chili. 1 hour of adventure. All the equipment to carry out the activity. Professional guides. Transfers to and from the river.

We invite you to be part of this yellow experience in Stand Up Paddle (SUP) Cruises and SUPYoga in Pichilemu, Here you can laugh, relax and enjoy the benefits of nature and water. Flowing and connecting with yourself, our activities are individual, as a couple and in groups of up to 10 people.

Experience the thrill of river rafting with this white-water experience led by a professional guide. You'll start in a stiller area, where you'll get comfortable with paddling before reaching The Terminator, a thrilling area full of rapids. You'll then stop for a snack before continuing to a second area of rapids, finishing your journey up with lunch at a riverside beach.

Embark on a cross-border journey across the Andes on this day tour from Puerto Varas, Chile to Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina. In a small group of no more than 15, travel by bus and boat over mountains and across rivers and see waterfalls, glaciers, and volcanoes along the way. Leave the logistics, driving, and navigating to your guide as you take in the unique scenery and learn about the area’s natural wonders.