It’s all about eco travel on the Easter Island as your tour guides from tourHQ reveal the secrets of the mysterious land along with diving, stargazing, trekking and so much more.
Search Cities in Chile
In Chile Unique we see tourism as an art that requires dedication in details and elegance in its ...
We are a travel and tourism company integrated by professionals with almost 20 years of experience ...
Altiplano Expediciones began when the founder and main guide travelled in bicycle through the ...
Aventura South America organizes private and customized tours in Chile, Peru and Bolivia for people ...
Chile Dream Tours is a boutique tour operator offering a wide selection of exciting ...
WE ARE 100% PERUVIAN COMPANY, WE ARE YOUR LOCAL TEAM!If you have any other questions let me ...
My endless passion for Patagonia, hiking, biking, horse riding and adventure became contagious so ...
We are ChileViveTours, active tourism agency in Santiago de Chile and surroundings. We are ...
Ruka Pali offers tours of ski touring, mountain biking, rock and ice climbing ...
Todo Patagonia, es una empresa de turismo aventura cuya sede central se encuentra en Punta ...
PATAGONIA ADVENTURE CHILE is a Tour Operator based in the City of Punta Arenas in 2013. The idea of ...
Consultor, operador, guía de turismo y location manager en especial la zona central de Chile y ...
Base Patagonia Travel is a tour operator specialising in offering unique experiences in the ...
ilovechile Tours is a boutique travel agency that offers a variety of full day tours close to ...
We design programs for the adventurous who love nature, those who appreciate sunsets in the ...
Although officially a part of Chile, Easter Island sits very much on its own. 2,200 miles of empty Pacific Ocean separate it from the mainland of South America, and it took until 1722 for the first European explorers to find the pint-sized place amidst the vast blue. The isolation remains its most enthralling aspect; made even more intriguing by the indomitable effigies of carved heads that pepper its coast and inland ridges. There are over 800 in all, often found lined up in regiments above the crashing Pacific rollers or mysteriously kneeling on the clifftops. Be sure to get your Easter Island tour guide to reveal the ancient secrets of sites like Ahu Akivi and Ahu Tongariki – these are unquestionably the top draw. However, don’t just hop across the Pacific to see those curious statues. Come for intrepid trekking to the crater rims of Rano Kau, to see wild horses roaming the empty dustbowls, to sample earthy Polynesian grills cooked in buried barbeques, to surf on the left-to-righters, to stargaze through the impossibly clear skies – the list goes on!
Say Goodbye to Travel Stress