All you need is your sport climbing gear and some good hiking shoes for a day of wilderness in Santiago's backyard. ¡Listo!

As anyone who has traveled in Chile will know, the country is a treat for the lens as well as the eyes.

The Darwin Cordillera is the southern extreme of the Andes, sometimes called the Patagonian Andes, and soars majestically to altitudes of nearly 2,500 meters.

Fifty boats and nearly 350 sailors from Chile and abroad will take part in this year’s VTR Oceanic National Championship, the largest and most important yachting contest in Chile.

The far-flung island of Rapa Nui, or Easter Island, offers a tantalizing combination of history, mystery, and tropical temperatures.

Many Latin American countries have places with weird and wonderful names, but Chile takes creative nomenclature to the extreme.

La Serena is launching a series of investments and projects to make itself an international tourist destination by 2020, focusing on improving quality of life with projects like bike paths, green architecture, and cultural activities.

A visit to Chile would be incomplete without a taste of the vibrant, enduring culture of the Mapuche, Chile´s largest indigenous group.

As September 18th draws closer, Chileans from Arica to Punta Arenas are warming up to dance the cueca, Chile's national dance and a key part of many Independence Day celebrations.

The tourism industry can have a huge environmental, social and human impact.