Upon your arrival in Chile, you will be greeted by an English-speaking guide outside of Customs. The guide will be holding a sign with your name on it and will assist you in finding your transportation to the hotel. Additionally, they will accompany you to the hotel and help with the check-in process.

If you have an early flight arrival into Santiago, arrangements will be made for an early check-in at the hotel to ensure your comfort.

For your dining option this evening, we recommend Bocanariz Wine Bar, which is conveniently located near your hotel in the Lastarria district. This elegant resto-bar offers not just a meal, but also a unique Chilean wine experience. Unlike traditional restaurants, Bocanariz has designed its menu to complement the wine, rather than the other way around. With a selection of over 200 varietals and a staff consisting of trained sommeliers, your taste buds are in for a treat. You can sample many wines by the glass or try a themed flight to explore different flavors and notes. Whether you prefer smoky, spiced, citrusy, herbed, or sweet, Bocanariz has something for everyone to enjoy.

Embark on a privately guided tour of Santiago, Chile's capital, to discover its intriguing history. Start at La Moneda, a colonial plantation house transformed into the Government Palace, and learn about its historical and present significance. Then, wander through the bustling commercial streets of Huérfanos and Ahumada to experience the city's modern life. Continue to the main square, Plaza de Armas, which showcases impressive buildings like the Metropolitan Cathedral. Next, visit the Chilean Museum of Pre-Columbian Art to attend a lecture on the fascinating societies that inhabited this remote region. Explore the museum's vast collection of artifacts from all over Latin America, including those from Easter Island. Your tour concludes with a private transfer back to your hotel.

Experience the vastness of the Pacific Ocean from South America's western shores. The ocean holds tales of brave sailors who searched for new territories. Explore Valparaiso, a coastal city, and learn about celestial navigation in both Polynesian and European seafaring history. Discover Valparaiso's role in commerce and foreign control of the Americas. Its strategic location made it the last port before the treacherous Magellan Straight. Despite being targeted by pirates like Sir Francis Drake, Valparaiso reveals its true character. A knowledgeable guide will uncover the city's fascinating history as you explore. The tour concludes with a private transfer back to your accommodation in Santiago.

Start your trip with a private airport transfer led by a professional driver and English-speaking guide.

Take a direct flight from Santiago to Punta Arenas, with a travel time of approximately three hours and 30 minutes. Please note that the price does not include flights, which must be purchased separately.

After arriving at the Punta Arenas airport, a driver from Tierra Patagonia will be there to greet you and provide a shared transfer to the hotel. This transfer is complimentary for Tierra Patagonia guests only.

Tierra Patagonia offers a luxurious lodge that feels like a home away from home, where adventure travel is combined with luxury. Upon arrival, the on-site team will create a personalized excursion plan for you. Sit by the fireplace and examine the lodge's hand-painted map to orient yourself and pinpoint the places you want to visit in the park. Tierra's expert guides will consider your physical activity level and personal interests to tailor your exploration of Torres del Paine. Whether you prefer hiking, horseback riding, biking, or boating, the lodge offers a wide range of activities to suit your needs. From hiking trips and bike rides to horseback adventures and kayaking expeditions, you'll find the best excursions and tours in Patagonia at Tierra Patagonia.

Embark on a half-day hike with a small group of adventurers to explore the scenic surrounds. Discover the outer edges of Torres del Paine National Park, near the Argentina-Chile border. The Hunter's Trail offers a moderate-easy option, where you can witness remnants of the Aonikenk culture and marvel at wildlife sightings. At Lake Sarmiento, explore ancient geological formations while walking on varied terrain. The Uma Spa at Tierra Patagonia offers a blissful experience with an outdoor hot tub and the option to switch between the steam room and indoor pool. The spa's treatment rooms provide a zen-like state with aromatherapy oils and soft lighting. The wellness space includes a yoga studio and separate relaxation rooms, all adorned with warm, locally sourced wood and stone. Choose from a variety of facials, massages, body wraps, scrubs, and alternative therapies to enhance your 'prana'. Please note that payment for treatments is not included and reservations are subject to availability.

Embark on a guided kayaking trip on Lake Grey, exploring its tranquil glacial waters. Spend the morning amidst massive ice chunks that have detached from the main glacier and settled at the lake's far end. Later, weather permitting, paddle down the river towards the Serrano area. Witness the sunlight piercing through the ice blocks, transforming their color from a rich blue to a glistening spectacle. In the distance, listen to the awe-inspiring sounds of the renowned Grey Glacier cracking and shifting.

Experience a full day exploring the untouched wilderness. Those seeking a moderate adventure can discover the beauty of the Grey Peninsula. Hike through a lenga forest, cross the Pingo River on a hanging bridge, and descend to Lake Grey. Trek along the pebble shore for a serene experience. For a more challenging adventure, choose the less-known Paso de Agostini trail. This path offers a view of the iconic Paine Massif and leads to a viewpoint where you can see the largest lake in the area, Lago del Toro. Marvel at the meandering Paine River and the breathtaking mountains of Patagonia. For the ultimate hiking challenge, embark on the legendary path to the base of the Three Towers. The demanding ascent is worth it as you witness the iconic magnificence of the Towers at the top. Take a moment to appreciate the solitude and grandeur of these mountains, which offer a unique perspective.

Upon your arrival at Punta Arenas Airport, a professional driver from Tierra Patagonia will be there to meet you. This shared transfer to the airport is a complimentary service exclusively for guests of Tierra Patagonia. The transfer pick up times are at 08:00am and 10:00am.

For your journey to Santiago, you will board a direct flight from Punta Arenas. The approximate travel time for this flight is three hours and 30 minutes. It's important to note that your flight may make a stop in Puerto Montt. Please be aware that the cost of the flight is not included in the price and must be purchased separately.

When it's time for your departure from Santiago, you will be privately transferred from Casa Real Hotel to the Santiago International Airport. An English-speaking representative will accompany you during this transfer, along with a private driver.

Discover the rich history of the Santa Rita Winery in Alto Jahuel, Buin. This winery is not only a symbol of tradition, but also a reflection of Chilean history, culture, and cuisine. The renowned restaurant, known as "Doña Paula," is a National Monument and a tribute to the beloved patriot, Paula Jaraquemada. After savoring the exquisite wines, explore the fascinating "Museo Andino," which houses a stunning collection of over 1,800 pre-Columbian art pieces.

You will be privately transferred from Casa Real Hotel to Santiago International Airport with an English-speaking representative and private driver. Flight from Santiago to El Loa Airport is approximately two hours. Flights are not included in the price and must be purchased separately.

Transfer by minivan for about one hour through the Atacama desert. Atacama is a vast land of mystery located between the Pacific Ocean and the Cordillera de los Andes.

Explora Atacama, located in the oasis of San Pedro de Atacama, offers unparalleled adventure in the desert, the Andes highlands, and the surrounding areas. Upon arrival, you will meet the staff, tour the grounds, and settle into your accommodations. An Explora Atacama guide will provide an orientation of the area and recommend the best excursions for you based on your interests, fitness level, and weather forecast. Clients traveling together may choose different activities or simply relax and enjoy the views. Through unforgettable adventures, you will discover the mysteries of the desert: its contrasts, geography, sky, wildlife, and culture. Horseback riding excursions are highly recommended. Please note that acclimatization to the altitude is important for scheduling excursions at higher elevations, such as treks to the Tatio Geysers.

Take part in a guided small group tour for a brief overland trip, perfect for getting used to the altitude. Enjoy a half-day excursion to Toconao, situated south of San Pedro de Atacama, followed by a visit to the Los Flamencos National Reserve, a great spot for bird watching in Atacama's Salt Flat. Alternatively, explore the Salt Ridge to see the stunning desert landscapes: vast red clay areas, sand dunes, and unique rock formations. Choose to learn about the history and culture of the Atacameño people while touring the village of Tulor, one of the earliest settlements. Along the way, make a stop at an archaeological site to see ceramic pieces and other ancient artifacts worthy of a museum.

Observe the stars during an educational session on the wonders of the night sky. Explora Atacama offers nightly astronomy sessions conducted in their own observatory, providing a special way to explore one of the clearest skies on Earth. Listen to a brief explanation about the stars and the main constellations before observing them through a top-quality Meade 16-in telescope. Be amazed by the captivating display of the universe's astronomical treasures, sparkling high above.

To acclimate to Atacama's altitude, take short hikes at lower elevations. Join a guide and a small group to explore unique landscapes like the Salt Ridge and the Moon Valley. Admire the rock formations, natural sculptures, and sand dunes that resemble a moon-like environment. Walk through Kari creek, a beautiful canyon surrounded by clay, plaster, and salt walls. Start your journey up the Salt Ridge and be amazed by the petroglyphs and the stunning views of the Cordillera de la Sal and the Andes Mountain Range.

After a day of adventure, treat yourself to a spa service at Explora Atacama. Relax in one of the four pools, surrounded by pampas grass and local flora. Spoil yourself with a massage at the Turi Puri Massage Room, located in a restored Colonial adobe-straw building. Experience a deep sense of tranquility, harmony, and renewed energy. Please note that the spa treatment is not included and must be paid for at the location. Reservations are confirmed upon booking and are subject to availability.

Embark on immersive overland excursions in Chile's enigmatic territory. Join a small group tour to explore the cultural richness of Atacama. Journey to the Argentinian border and admire the multicolored landscapes and Andean Plateau Salt Flats. Discover various ecological floors and hike at over 4,000 m.a.s.l. Consider visiting Talabre, home to the ancient petroglyphs of Kezala dating back to 800-400 B.C. Alternatively, take a van to the Yerbas Buenas archaeological site in the Domeyko Mountain Range. Witness diverse styles of petroglyphs before exploring the charming town of Río Grande in Atacama.

You can enjoy a complimentary transfer from Explora Atacama to Calama together with other guests. Afterwards, take a direct flight from Calama to Santiago, which will take approximately two hours. It is important to mention that flights are not included in the price and need to be bought separately.