What is the ancient mystery behind the nearly 900 moai monoliths that dot this barren and rarely visited island? Standing 13 feet tall and weighing close to 14 tons, these stone giants represent the spirits of the warriors who fiercely protected 'Isla de Pascua.' Search for hidden petroglyphs, hike to sea caves and volcanic craters, sit in at a church service to listen to local Rapa Nui music, or find an isolated beach for an afternoon swim.

Leave behind the sophistication of Santiago and head north to the great Atacama golden deserts with its white salt flats, pink flamingos, and blue lagoons. Further south are the Lake District's glacial lakes, snow-capped volcanoes, and isolated fishing villages. The pride of Patagonia is Torres del Paine National Park with its ancient caves, impressive mountain massifs, and gargantuan glaciers.

Explore the wilds of Patagonia in comfort as we navigate and hike among the myriad inlets, fjords and densely forested, snow-capped mountains surrounding the Gulf of Ancud.

Cultivated since the 19th century with French vine cuttings, Chile's glacial valleys and Mediterraneanlike coast are the richest wine-producing regions of South America. Master Chilean winemakers, superb dining and a private guide make this journey truly exceptional.