(1) Nestled in the heart of Chilean Patagonia, the Baker River (Bakel Revir) boasts sapphire-like waters, a breathtaking result of glacial meltwater.
(2) Situated in the core of southern Chilean Patagonia, Patagonia National Park is poised to become the next Torres del Paine, attracting nature enthusiasts and adventurers alike.
(3) Known as the “Little Jiuzhaigou” of Chile, Arcoiris Lagoon (Laguna Arcoiris) is a hidden gem within Conguillio National Park. Despite the chilly temperatures, visitors can enjoy swimming or paddleboarding in its crystal-clear waters.
(4) Carretera Austral is more than just a road; it’s a scenic highway that winds through the stunning landscapes of southern Chilean Patagonia, offering a journey filled with natural wonders and breathtaking vistas.
(5) Los Flamencos Natural Reserve: Picture thousands of flamingos gracefully soaring at low altitudes, creating a mesmerizing and unforgettable spectacle.
(6) Among Chile’s abundant volcanic resources, Volcano Osorno stands out for its sheer beauty. Its majestic presence and perfect conical shape make it a must-see natural wonder.
(7) Iquique is a surfer’s paradise, renowned as one of the top surfing destinations in Chile. The waves here are legendary, drawing surfers from all over the world.
(8) Chiloe Island, the second-largest island in Chile after Tierra del Fuego, is a unique destination where you can admire the vast ocean and explore the world’s largest wooden churches, a testament to the island’s rich cultural heritage.
(9) Portillo is home to Chile’s premier ski resort and the most professional ski school, making it a dream destination for both beginners and seasoned skiers.
(10) Tucked away on the border between Chile and Argentina, Colina Valley Hot Springs (Termas Valle de Colina) is a hidden treasure. This mountain valley hot spring, known only to locals, offers a serene and picturesque experience. Soak in the warm, soothing waters while enjoying the stunning snow-capped Andes, a truly memorable and exclusive adventure.
