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Torres Del Paine National Park, Patagonia, Chile

Visit Chile

Topologically unique and stretching over 4,300km, Chile is the longest country in the world, a veritable smorgasbord of unique landscapes. Boasting glittering sapphire glaciers, verdant rainforests and grasslands, deserts, hot springs, mountains, and sandy beaches, Chile is here to answer the question, ‘Can one country really have it all?’ with a definitive ‘Yes. Yes, it can.’

Whilst vibrant southerly towns and the volcano strewn Andes serve as a breathtaking backdrop to any Chilean adventure, it’s Patagonia’s labyrinthine fjords that will capture the heart of the adventurous traveler. Expedition cruisers can look forward to navigating the waters at the end of the world, a feeling of insignificance in the face of dizzying natural beauty underscored by echoes of exploration history.

Offering the perfect fusion of warm hospitality, geographical diversity and rich culture, Chile is more than a mere jumping off point for further adventures in Argentina and Antarctica. It’s a destination as all-encompassing and memorable as the landscapes you’ll see from your window and deserves a spot on your bucket list all of its own.

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Best time to visit Chile

November
Low
10 °C
High
20 °C
December
Low
12 °C
High
23 °C
January
Low
13 °C
High
24 °C
February
Low
13 °C
High
24 °C
March
Low
11 °C
High
22 °C

Given its long, narrow shape, Chile has multiple climates, each with their own ‘best time’ to visit. In terms of cruising Patagonia or the Chilean Fjords, the best time to take an expedition cruise from Chile is from November to March. This period offers mild to warm days, cooler nights and extended daylight hours, ideal for smooth cruising and outdoor exploration. Expect breathtaking landscapes with glaciers, fjords and snow-capped mountains, alongside vibrant wildlife and opportunities for cultural experiences in remote coastal communities.

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Torres Del Paine National Park, Patagonia, Chile

Discover Chile wildlife

From the world’s smallest deer to the world’s largest bird, diverse fauna abound in Chile. Marine wildlife - including dolphins, whales and penguins - is abundant along the Pacific Coastline, whilst ornithophiles should be on the lookout for swooping condors and vivid flamingos.
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Places to visit in Chile

Punta Arenas is located at the southernmost tip of Chile, and is surrounded by the dramatic scenery of the Andes mountains and Patagonian steppe...
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HCape Horn is a legendary and iconic landmark located at the southernmost point of South America, in Chile. It is known as the "End of the Earth”...
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Valparaíso is a vibrant and historic port city located on the central coast of Chile. Known for its colorful hillside houses, bohemian culture, and stunning views of the Pacific Ocean...
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Chilean Fjords
The Chilean Fjords are a breathtaking region located in the southern part of Chile, offering a unique and enchanting landscape that captivates visitors from around the world.

Activities in Chile

From birding to evolution expeditions cruises cover a wide variety of topics.

Cruise lines visiting Chile

From birding to evolution expedition cruises cover a wide variety of topics.