8-Day Chilean Cities & Nature

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From Santiago, you'll head west towards Valparaíso. Declared a World Heritage by UNESCO, Valparaiso offers unique ocean landscapes with colourful neighbourhoods, picturesque cobblestone streets and old cable cars. Then, you'll take the coastal highway to the modern seaside city of Viña del Mar. Here, see the flower clock, the casino, and several beaches where on windy days and high tides, the waves crash fiercely against the coast. Both cities are wonderfully different from each other.

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Today, you'll leave Santiago and drive to Tabolango. From here, you'll drive inland towards the valleys until you reach Olmué and visit the rural town’s main square. Then, you'll drive to Granizo, the town located at the foot of La Campana Hill, and you'll start your hike in a reserve that is a magnet for nature lovers. You'll walk along the paths and appreciate the endemic flora, native trees, birds, and other animals that live here.

This morning, after breakfast, you will be picked up from your hotel and driven to the Santiago airport. After your 1.5-hour flight, you will be welcomed at the airport in Temuco and driven to your hotel in Pucón. You'll check into your hotel in the middle of a beautiful green park and have the rest of the day free to wander the park's trails, take a dip in the pool and enjoy the exquisite Chilean cuisine at the restaurant.

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Today, you'll visit the Ojos de Caburgua waterfalls and their numerous natural pools. The water originates from Caburgua Lake, travels along an underground river, and emerges at the waterfall. Here, you'll enjoy the area and hike along different trails in the forest. Then, you'll visit the glistening blue Caburgua Lake and appreciate the panoramic views of the beautiful surrounding mountains.

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You'll leave Pucón early and drive across the Andes Mountain Range towards the Conguillio National Park. Created in 1950, the park’s area covers 60,832 hectares. You'll notice the changes in landscapes from deep valleys, lakes, lagoons, and lava fields to millennial Araucarias forests with the Llaima Volcano in the background. You'll walk along the shores of the Conguillio Lagoon, admire its shimmering blue waters and head to a viewpoint for panoramic views and to appreciate nature at its best.

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With stunning landscapes and a thriving food scene, Pucon is an essential stopping point for all those who are passing through the region. When not filling yourself with the local cuisine, you'll be blown away with the landscapes and activities that there is on offer. Get your heart pumping with rafting, canoeing, canyoning and trekking, in winter you can even enjoy snowboarding. After a day of activities, kick back and relax in one of the local spas.