With a length that exceeds 4,300 kilometers from north to south, the Chilean territory unites various extreme geographies, climates, and cultures. It is a land of contrasts that combines deserts, mountains, Mediterranean landscapes, subtropical islands, vast open plains, ice fields, fjords, lakes, tundra-like areas, and glaciers... an ideal combination of virgin nature, services and security.

San Pedro de Atacama, nestled in the driest desert in the world and on the edge of the Andean mountain range, is a magical place and one of the most visited spots in the north of Chile.

It is one of the most isolated islands in the world but 1200 years ago a double-hulled canoe filled with seafarers from a distant culture landed upon its shores.