Travel Detail

Fall in love with Santiago's charms discovering it as a local: walking. The tour begins by boarding the subway and seeing some of the most picturesque stations. For example, the “Universidad de Chile” station is adorned by a mural created by a local artist, and it was chosen as one of the most beautiful in the world. You will soon visit a local market to appreciate Chile's coastal bounty, reflected in its fish and shellfish, and its diversity of fruits and vegetables. Later, continue walking through Santiago's downtown to the Main Square (Plaza de Armas), a sample of the fantastic architecture that shines in every corner. Chilean flavors will not be absent, and you will make a stop to try local snacks such as empanadas and drinks made with local fruits. Finally, if energy and time allow it, you will arrive at the Bellavista neighborhood, one of the most representative full of charming streets. From there, you can explore the city on your own (for example, you may wish to ascend Cerro San Cristobal) or return to the hotel after a day of wonderful experiences.

DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Santiago - Vitacura is just one block away from the Costanera Center and two kilometers from Parque Metropolitano de Santiago. Downtown Santiago, home to La Moneda Palace, Plaza de Armas, and the National Museum of Fine Arts, is under nine kilometers away. Enjoy stunning views of the Andes Mountains and a warm DoubleTree cookie on arrival.

Set on a property sprawling property, the hotel has a panoramic view of the shoreline on one of the world's most unique destinations. Altiplanico Easter Island is designed in the style of the traditional Easter Island boathouse, with luxurious gardens, a beautiful swimming pool viewing the sea and large open spaces to relax after encountering the seductive mysteries of the island. The deep blue of the Pacific Ocean will permeate your stay as well as the warmth of the Easter Island culture, with its music, art, history and architecture.

Today, discover a coastal route of Chilean traditions in iconic Valparaiso and the Casas del Bosque vineyard, one of the most well-received in the country. After being picked up at your hotel, set out on a two-hour drive through the vineyards of the Curacaví and Casablanca valleys to reach Valparaiso, a city recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Known for its history and cultural movement, you will take a panoramic tour through emblematic places and colorful streets with the ocean in the background. The adventure then shifts gears and take you to the renowned Viña Casas del Bosque, a name inspired by the ancient pine and olive forests that surrounded the local adobe houses. Upon arrival at the 230-hectare estate in the Casablanca Valley, the Cúneo family will welcome you to share their legacy and wine passion. Stroll through the vineyards and taste their Reserva and Gran Reserva wines, carefully made from cool climates grapes. Indulgence will then reach its peak eating at the Tanino restaurant, where each bite will remind you of the variety and quality of the ingredients and flavors of the local cuisine. Before concluding our trip, make one last stop at the wine shop that offers a curated selection of products and gifts to take a little piece of this experience home.

Following breakfast, you will be transferred to the airport ahead of your onward flight to Easter Island. Upon arrival to Easter Island, also known as Rapa Nui, you will be processed through tourism control, then be met by a local representative who will transfer you to your hotel. Once you have checked-in at the hotel, get set to delve into the mysteries of this enigmatic island. On this tour you will focus on seeing and understanding how the ancient islanders connected with celestial and astronomical events. This tour visits three archaeological sites: the beginning of the tour starts with a 20-minute trek to Ana te Pahu. This large underground cave is one of the most visited, and it is located in the interior of the island, on the Roiho area. This cavern once served as a tribal residence, since it contained a source for fresh water and diversity of cultivated plants. Its name “Te Pahu” means drum in Rapanui, it was given due to its layer of petrified lava that resounds when jumped on, just like a drum would. Later, you will continue with Ahu Akivi, this location is one of the most majestic on the island, since it has a great platform decorated with seven restored statues which represent the seven explorers that arrived on the island to open the way to Ariki Hotu Matu'a. This place was built around the XV century, with a special astronomical orientation, which was important not just for the daily functioning of the tribe, but also for the spiritual ceremonies of the ancient Rapa Nui. You may also find the crematorium remains, where there were human bones found as well as small statues. Later, continue to the Puna Pau quarry, that is found within the crater of an old volcano located just under 10 miles (15 kilometers) northeast of Hanga Roa, next to Ahu Akivi. This place is host to the raw material to build the pukaos (hat like head dress) that, historically, were later used to crown the moais. Soon after, you will be returned to your hotel.

Set on a property sprawling property, the hotel has a panoramic view of the shoreline on one of the world's most unique destinations. Altiplanico Easter Island is designed in the style of the traditional Easter Island boathouse, with luxurious gardens, a beautiful swimming pool viewing the sea and large open spaces to relax after encountering the seductive mysteries of the island. The deep blue of the Pacific Ocean will permeate your stay as well as the warmth of the Easter Island culture, with its music, art, history and architecture.

Today, you are invited to follow into the steps of the first King of the island, Ariki Hotu Matua. It is said the destiny was determined by a dream which took him to Easter Island to begin the colonization period. On your tour, visit five archaeological sites including Akahanga, Rano Raraku and Ahu Tongariki. Located in the south coast, an area rich in the history of a culture filled with archaeological treasures. Near mid-day, you will be invited you for lunch at the home of a Rapa Nui Family, spending some time in their gardens while enjoying both their kindness and gastronomy. Soon after, your guide will bring you to Te Pito Kura; this archaeological site is known as the navel of the world and has a platform that until today has maintained intact with its moai. This Moai is the biggest sculpture ever to have been transported from the Rano Raraku quarry and lifted over its ahu. You final experience of the day is reserved for Anakena, one of the most important beaches in the history of Easter Island, since according to tradition, it was here where the first king of the island, the Ariki Hotu Matu'a disembarked with his men and established the first settlement that gave origin to the Rapa Nui culture. In this same place you will find two ahus and their respective moais. A unique scenery that you cannot miss. For those who wish to spend some time in gentle contemplation, its crystal-clear waters and impressive shores serves ideal place to do it.

Set on a property sprawling property, the hotel has a panoramic view of the shoreline on one of the world's most unique destinations. Altiplanico Easter Island is designed in the style of the traditional Easter Island boathouse, with luxurious gardens, a beautiful swimming pool viewing the sea and large open spaces to relax after encountering the seductive mysteries of the island. The deep blue of the Pacific Ocean will permeate your stay as well as the warmth of the Easter Island culture, with its music, art, history and architecture.

This morning, set out to explore Orongo, Rano Kau and Vinapu. This half-day tour will take you to archaeological sites where you can marvel at the Make-Make ceremonial village and Tangata Manu, as well as the impressive crater of Rano Kau, the largest and deepest on the island, and visit the platform (ahu) with the best carved rocks, where you can also see moai and pukao remains. In the early afternoon, you will be returned to your hotel to enjoy your final afternoon and evening at leisure.

Set on a property sprawling property, the hotel has a panoramic view of the shoreline on one of the world's most unique destinations. Altiplanico Easter Island is designed in the style of the traditional Easter Island boathouse, with luxurious gardens, a beautiful swimming pool viewing the sea and large open spaces to relax after encountering the seductive mysteries of the island. The deep blue of the Pacific Ocean will permeate your stay as well as the warmth of the Easter Island culture, with its music, art, history and architecture.

Following breakfast and arranged to coincide with your onward flight, you will be transferred to the airport on Easter Island. Here you will board a flight to Santiago. Upon arrival to Santiago, make your own way to the nearby airport hotel. Here you will spend your final evening in Chile ahead of your onward travels.

Holiday Inn Airport Hotel is located next to the Santiago Airport. The hotel, which was renovated in 2013, boasts 224 rooms spread over six floors. Each room features a television, Wi-Fi, safe deposit box and minibar. Guests can enjoy international cuisine at the Grill Restaurant and can end the day at the Boarding Bar. Due to its central location near the airport and the city center, travelers can easily reach various metropolitan highlights. General hotel facilities include an indoor pool, sauna, fitness center, business center and meeting rooms.

This morning, please make your own way to Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport ahead of your onward flight.