Top Activities To See and Do in Chile

Easter Island is a special territory of Chile, and is world-famous for its mysterious and massive statues.

Located in downtown Santiago, Santa Lucia Hill is a popular spot with visitors to the city. A well-liked lookout point, the hill also features a maze of pathways and a historically significant cemetery.

The world’s longest continental mountain range, the Andes stretch over seven countries in South America, including Chile. The Andes feature a number of active volcanoes, and form the majority of Chile’s border with Argentina.

As Chile is located in the southern hemisphere, skiing and snowboarding in the country is popular with tourists from the north because of the reverse ski season. Breathtaking views down the snow-capped mountains and volcanoes make this South American country one to consider for a winter sports trip.

As Chile boasts one of the world’s longest coastlines, water sports are also popular while visiting the country. Surfing is one popular pastime, and it can be done almost year-round with the help of a wet suit.

The underwater world off the coast of Chile has not been explored much in its history, and this is one reason for the abundance of marine life ready to be discovered by scuba divers.