We invite you to Expedition Chile: a carefully curated journey through the southernmost territories on the planet, where each landscape leaves its mark and creates magical memories.
Get ready to explore the end of the world from a privileged perspective.

Potential isn't found in comfort, but at the frontier of what's possible

In 2026, experience the purity of Chilean territory on a journey that fuses the country's wild spirit with exceptional experience design.

Date

August 21-28, 2026

Location

Torres del Paine, Llanquihue-Chiloé, Navarino Island, San Pedro de Atacama

Event Type

Expedition Chile

Discover the indomitable spirit in the world's southernmost country

Discover the adventures awaiting you on 2026's most exciting expedition

Venture into the driest desert in the world, amid salt flats, volcanoes, and the endless skies of the altiplano.

Explore lakes, volcanoes, and forests, and discover the authentic flavors of the Lake District.

Immerse yourself in an experience of luxury and adventure in the heart of wild Patagonia.

Experience the birthplace of the wind, the history, and the most pristine nature of Patagonia.

Stay constantly hydrated and avoid heavy meals before high-altitude excursions.
Inform your guide of any symptoms of altitude sickness, such as headaches, nausea, or dizziness.
Wear closed-toe footwear with good grip for hikes in Garganta del Diablo and Valle de la Luna.
Use sunscreen, sunglasses, and lip balm.
Temperatures will be very low during the early morning at the Tatio Geysers. Therefore, dress in warm layers and include gloves, a beanie, and thick socks.
Maintain a safe distance from wildlife during excursions.

Since the Los Lagos Region is known for its rainy climate, dressing in layers and including a waterproof and windproof jacket is recommended.
We recommend wearing quick-drying sportswear and comfortable footwear.
Bring a change of dry clothes for after rafting in the Petrohué River rapids.
Always wear a helmet during cycling and rafting activities.
Inform your guide if you do not know how to swim or have any relevant physical conditions.

Torres del Paine National Park has sudden weather changes. Therefore, dress in a technical layering system: thermal, insulating, and waterproof windbreaker.
Contact with the ice of Grey Glacier requires additional protection: bring gloves, a thermal beanie, and trekking socks.
Use sunscreen and UV-filter sunglasses, as ice and snow intensify radiation.
Always walk within designated areas and do not stray from the trails.
Inform your guide about any physical limitations or relevant conditions.
Maintain a safe distance from wildlife during excursions.
Leave no trace of your visit: return with all your trash.

Wear waterproof trekking shoes with good grip for excursions.
Always wear a life jacket during boat trips and kayaking. Follow the guide’s instructions at all times.
Maintain a safe distance from marine wildlife.
Since boat trips to the glaciers start early in the morning, the wind and cold are intense. Having heavy outerwear is recommended.