Two flamingos standing in a reflective body of water with snow-capped mountains in the background. Licancabur Volcano, Andes, Laguna Chaxa, Atacama, Chile.

Wander through desert stillness and Patagonian wilderness

Luxury Travel in Chile

Endless desert light, snow-dusted summits, and cool ocean air drifting along the coast.

Chile unfolds as a journey through nature at its most refined and powerful. From the quiet stillness of the Atacama to the dramatic contours of Patagonia, move between mountain and sea, and experience a country where nature feels carefully preserved and deeply respected.

Why Chile?

Desert landscape with rocky terrain and a pinkish-orange sky at sunset. Moon Valley, San Pedro de Atacama, Chile.

Striking landscapes and dramatic scale

From the Atacama Desert to Patagonia’s granite peaks, Chile offers some of the continent’s most varied and awe-inspiring scenery.

Large rock formation with a building integrated into its side, surrounded by greenery under a clear blue sky. Nayara Atacama, Chile.

A strong culture of conservation

National parks, private reserves, and rewilding projects protect vast stretches of desert, forest, and steppe, creating space for wildlife and responsible exploration.

Person standing on a rocky outcrop overlooking a turquoise lake with snow-capped mountains in the background; Patagonia Chile Los Cuernos hiking Torres del Paine

World-class hiking and soft adventure

Iconic trails in Torres del Paine, high-Andean viewpoints, desert canyons, and lakeside paths make Chile a standout destination for outdoor travel.

Desert landscape with cacti and a beach, featuring a body of water and distant mountains. Pan de Azucar coastline, Atacama, Chile.

Distinct regions in one long, easy arc

Travel from desert plateaus to vineyards, mountains, and coast without the complexity of multi-country routes, keeping journeys smooth and connected.

Vineyard with rows of grapevines under a clear blue sky. Santiago, Chile.

A rich blend of culture and cuisine

Mapuche traditions, Andean villages, coastal markets, and innovative city restaurants offer insight into Chile’s diverse regional identity.

Modern building with mountainous landscape at dusk. Explora Torres del Paine, Patagonia, Chile.

Sustainability and responsible travel leadership

A global pioneer in conservation, protected land, eco-lodges, and community-based tourism.

Our Top Picks

Where to Stay in Chile

Pool area with lounge chairs and umbrellas in front of a large house. Casa Higueras, Valparaiso, Chile.

Casa Higueras, Valparaíso

Perched over the bay on Cerro Alegre, Casa Higueras blends early-20th-century charm with polished contemporary touches. Terraced gardens, sea-view rooms, and a small pool create a calm refuge above the city’s bright murals and seaside bustle.

Modern architectural structures with reflective surfaces at dusk, set against a mountainous landscape. Tierra Atacama, Chile.

Tierra Atacama, Atacama

A modern desert lodge shaped by clean lines, adobe tones, and native plant gardens. Suites open to volcano views, and the courtyard and pool capture Atacama’s soft pink evenings. Days unfold between shared desert explorations and quiet time in the spa.

Awasi Patagonia

Private villas set in lenga forest and steppe offer floor-to-ceiling views and complete flexibility. Each stay includes a private guide and 4x4, creating a deeply personal way to explore Patagonia’s windswept trails, wildlife lookouts, and shifting light.

Traditional Spanish-style building with a garden and palm tree. La Casona, Casablanca, Chile.

La Casona, Casablanca Valley

A historic country estate surrounded by organic vineyards. High-ceilinged rooms, garden paths, and warm hospitality make it an inviting base for tastings and countryside walks. Evenings often end with quiet dinners paired with the winery’s biodynamic bottles.

Modern building by a body of water with a mountain in the background. Hotel Awa, Puerto Varas, Chile.

Hotel Awa, Lake Llanquihue

A glass-and-stone retreat facing Osorno Volcano, where minimalist design meets lakefront calm. Fireplaces, soft light, and a serene spa shape the atmosphere, while trails and boat outings sit just moments from the door.

Outdoor pool area with lounge chairs and tables against a desert landscape. Nayara Atacama, Chile.

Nayara Alto Atacama

Built into a red-rock canyon outside town, Alto Atacama feels immersed in the desert itself. Terracotta walls, shaded patios, and multiple pools offer a soothing counterpoint to days spent exploring geysers, valleys, and salt flats.

Clos Apalta, Colchagua Valley

An intimate Relais & Châteaux estate with private hillside casitas overlooking sweeping vineyard land. Personalized tastings, elegant multi-course dinners, and quiet mornings on the terrace make it one of Chile’s most exclusive wine retreats.

Building in a mountainous landscape with snow-capped peaks and a clear blue sky. Explora Torres del Paine, Patagonia, Chile.

Explora Patagonia

Set beside the turquoise waters of Lake Pehoé, Explora offers iconic views and a deep guiding program. Contemporary rooms stay intentionally pared-back, inviting you to focus on sweeping landscapes, glacier-fed lakes, and daily explorations.

Modern building with a scenic mountain view and garden in the foreground. andBeyond Vira Vira, Chile.

&Beyond Vira Vira, Pucón

A riverside lodge that blends contemporary design with warm, artisanal detail. With a working farm, culinary focus, and access to forest trails and volcanic hot springs, it brings together comfort, craft, and outdoor adventure.

Tierra Patagonia

Curved lines and warm wood interiors mirror the shape of the Patagonian steppe. Panoramic windows frame the Paine massif, while the spa, pool, and guided outings offer a balanced mix of immersion and quiet retreat.

Person with a flashlight under a starry night sky with the Milky Way galaxy. Valley of the Moon, San Pedro de Atacama, Chile.

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Chile Highlights

Atacama Desert & Moon Valley

Walk among sculpted rock formations and silent dunes in one of the driest places on Earth. Soft morning light reveals salt-crusted flats and distant volcanoes, while afternoons bring shifting shadows across canyons and ridgelines. It is a landscape that feels ancient, still, and strikingly beautiful.

Desert landscape with red rock formations and a pinkish-purple sky. Moon Valley, Atacama, Chile.

Torres del Paine National Park

Granite towers, glacier-fed lakes, and open steppe define Patagonia’s most iconic park. Trails lead to bright blue waters, quiet valleys, and lookouts where condors rise on afternoon winds. The sense of scale is unforgettable, whether you hike, ride, or explore by scenic drive.

Scenic landscape with mountains, a lake, and a deer on a road. Torres del Paine, Patagonia, Chile.

Lake District & Villarrica Volcano

Lakes ringed by forest and snowcapped peaks shape the rhythm of southern Chile. Trails weave through monkey puzzle trees, hot springs sit tucked along riverbanks, and Villarrica’s perfect cone dominates the horizon. It is a region made for soft adventure and slow, scenic days.

Person standing on a volcanic landscape with a mountain in the background. Villarrica National Park, Chile.

Hills & Pacific color in Valparaíso

Valparaíso’s steep hillsides glow with murals, staircases, and historic funiculars. Narrow lanes open to sea views, small cafés, and galleries that give the city its creative soul. The port’s long history and bohemian energy make it one of Chile’s most distinctive cultural stops.

Colorful coastal town with ocean and skyline in the background. Valparaiso, Chile.

Wine valleys of Colchagua & Casablanca

Rolling vineyards and warm countryside frame Chile’s celebrated wine regions. Boutique estates offer tastings, garden walks, and long lunches paired with Cabernet, Carménère, and cool-climate whites. It is a gentle, immersive way to experience Chile’s countryside and culinary culture.

Vineyard with autumn-colored grapes and mountains in the background. Santiago, Chile, Valle Central.

Culture & coastline on Chiloé Island

Wooden churches, palafito homes, and quiet fishing villages give Chiloé a sense of heritage found nowhere else in Chile. Coastal paths lead to windswept headlands, while inland forests feel calm and untouched. Local cuisine and small communities create a warm, grounded island experience.

Colorful houses on stilts reflected in a calm body of water with greenery surrounding. Castro, Chiloe Island, Chile.

What sets us apart

Why Travel with Osaviva?

Regional Expertise

We know Chile’s deserts, wine valleys, lake districts, and Patagonian routes, helping you choose regions and experiences that match the way you like to travel.

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Custom Tailored

We design each journey around your interests, with smooth pacing, well-timed connections, and experiences chosen to match the way you like to explore.

Responsible Travel

We partner with guides, lodges, and communities who protect landscapes, support conservation, and share Chile’s culture with care and authenticity.

Curated Stays

We select boutique lodges, vineyard estates, and design-focused retreats that offer comfort, character, and a strong sense of place in every region.

When to Go to Chile

Patagonia (peak season): December to March

Warmest weather, long daylight, ideal for hiking and fjord exploration.

Patagonia (shoulder): October to November, April

Fewer visitors, bright spring blooms or crisp autumn colors.

Atacama Desert: year-round

Clear skies, dry days, and excellent stargazing in every season.

Wine valleys: September to May

Spring vines, autumn harvest, and ideal weather for tastings and countryside walks.

Lake District (summer): December to March

Mild temperatures for hiking, lakeside kayaking, and volcano viewpoints.

Northern coasts (dry season): October to April

Sunny days, calm Pacific waters, and warm coastal breaks.