Did I end up in some strange American western movie? That will be your initial thought when entering the lakeside town of Puerto Varas, with its many beautiful old wooden houses. Mainly built by German ancestors by the way instead of by Americans. This is often seen as the smaller ... View Post Quick travel guide to Puerto Varas

The question is rather simple: do you want to be near the main tourist attractions, where all the infrastructure is, but also amongst the tourist masses? Or in a quiet industrial town at the same lake, much smaller and with not much to do? The answer is Pucon for the ... View Post Quick travel guide to Villarrica

Welcome to the Maule wine valley. If you want to taste some excellent Chilean wine, this is one of the better places. It is not as big or frequently visited as other areas (for example the ones towards Valparaiso), but it is also quieter... and on the way to the ... View Post Quick travel guide to Talca

One of the driest places ON EARTH, the Atacama desert and the lone village of San Pedro is an experience you can't miss when visiting Chile. High up in the north awaits you a landscape you will never forget. (more pictures of San Pedro de Atacama can be found here) ... View Post Quick travel guide to San Pedro de Atacama

Welcome to the least Latin part of Latin America. To the end of the world, literally. Chile, the country of endless natural wonders, stretching itself to the south into Patagonia, the mystical land with a ring of magic. Let's start with what you DON't get when traveling to Chile: no ... View Post Quick travel guide to Chile