The Carretera Austral is one of the world’s best road trips. Ruta 7 cuts through 1200 kilometres of the most picture perfect Patagonian landscapes imaginable. From Puerto Montt to Villa O’Higgins, the scenery is simply out of this world. And the best thing about it? Despite its incredible beauty, hardly anyone visits! So you get …
This is the only Chilean Patagonia travel guide you need from a couple who’ve just spent 5 months exploring the region. Travel in Patagonia, Chile is a unique experience and more than lives up to expectations. We loved every minute of our journey. Every (sometimes painful) hike, every jaw-dropping view, and every mile we travelled. …
If you’re arriving in Chiloe Island as part of your Patagonian adventure or simply for a short break, then you’re in for a treat in this unique, mythical land unlike anywhere else in Chile. In our Chiloe Island road trip post, we shared our favourite experiences and places to visit on the island. And even …
Are you looking for the best places to stay on Chiloe Island, Chile? We’ve spent some time pulling together this list of best hotels, hostels, Airbnbs and even free camping spots on this Chilean island. Now the only thing you have to worry about is finding the right one for your travel style and budget. Chiloe …
Easter Island. Rapa Nui. Isla de Pascua. All names by which this tiny isolated island goes by. Yet one thing is for sure, Easter Island is a mysterious, tropical destination unlike any other. Our Easter Island travel guide gives you everything you need to know before you visit, including things to see and do, places …
San Pedro de Atacama is in the driest hot desert in the world, in northern Chile. The Atacama is a world away from the huge sand dunes of the Sahara and often times, feels a world away even from this planet. From snow capped volcanoes, salt flats, flamingoes and the most spectacular landscapes, the Atacama …
A Uruguayan family arrive to watch the sunsetting over the river in Montevideo, the father clutching a flask under his arm. In one hand he holds a bag of something we don’t recognise; in the other, an odd shaped cup. As his wife and teenage children arrange deck chairs on the grassy, beachside knoll, he …
