Explore Santiago, Chile's capital, which is nestled in the central valley, right below the majestic Andes. Feel the legacy of the "Mapuche" natives, who inhabited this land during the Pre-Colombian era, as well as the modernity of a thriving, booming city. Stroll along beautiful streets, visit interesting museums, admire amazing architecture, and learn all about the city's fascinating history.

Depart from your hotel and get ready to explore! Journey towards the city center, where you will see all of the main attractions. You will visit the Plaza de Armas, where you'll see the Cathedral of Santiago, the Municipality, the Post Office Building, the National History Museum, and more! Stand in awe of the gorgeous Government Palace, where you'll have the opportunity to walk through some of the most traditional streets and neighborhoods in Chile.

The fun's not over yet! Head uptown along the Costanera Highway until you reach the elegant Vitacura neighborhood and the Alonso de Cordova Avenue. Check out the FABA handicraft shop, which specializes in lapis lazuli jewelry, a semi-precious stone found only in Chile and Afghanistan. To conclude a fabulous tour, enjoy a traditional pisco sour while appreciating the beautiful spectacle of colorful jewelry.

Visit one of the most important archaeological sites in Chile, Pukará de Quitor, a pre-Hispanic stone fortress dating back to the 17th century. Its great historical importance lies in the “Battle of Quitor,” where one of the first clashes between the Spanish conquistadors and the indigenous people took place.

You'll then learn about the “Culture of San Pedro” in the village of Tulor. Despite its age, the village has been well-preserved thanks to the dry conditions of the region. This ancient construction is probably the first settlement of the Atacama Salt Flat. Finally, visit the Church of San Pedro de Atacama, an adobe church from Spanish colonial times and the second oldest church in Chile!

Begin the tour in Toconao village, towards the Jerez Canyon (Quebrada de Jerez) where you will be able to see the flora and fauna of this beautiful valley, located at an altitude of (8,153 ft. Once in Toconao, stop at San Lucas Church made of mud and straw with a separate bell tower. Visit the local handicraft fair known for its Alpaca wool and creative crafts made of cactus or volcanic stone.

Your tour continues to the fabulous Atacama Salt Flat (Salar de Atacama), the largest in Chile and the third largest in the world. Continue along a small path to the Chaxa Lagoon and be delighted by the different species of pink flamingos. The lagoon is a protected flamingo breeding reservoir and declared Reserva Nacional Los Flamencos (National Reserve). End the tour looking towards the Andes as you enjoy a colorful sunset!

You will be picked up at dawn from your hotel and head towards the Altiplano to visit El Tatio geysers, one of the most important geothermal fields in the world! Thanks to extremely cold temperatures, you'll be witness to different geothermal manifestations and its fumaroles that easily reach 32 ft high and the geysers up to 27 ft.

After watching this delightful spectacle, relax with a refreshing dip in a hot pool. Taking the same way back, stop for a few minutes in the wetlands of Putana, where you can see different species against the backdrop of the Colorado Volcano. Finally, stop in the village of Machuca, a little town where the original Altiplanic architecture is reflected in the St. James Church.

Follow the winding path along Rapa Nui as you make your way through thousands of moais, the giant heads that Easter Island is known for. You can also see one of the best preserved villages on the island, and all of this is on the slopes of the mighty Rano Raraku Volcano Crater. Enjoy picking out the petroglyphs etched into the back of some of the moais, and learn about the ancient people who put all of these otherworldly statues there.

Follow the path along time and legend carved into stone until you make your way to Anakena Beach, where you will see the unique coastal moais facing the water, and long white sand beaches.