Chile Luxury Tours & Holidays

Why choose Black Tomato for your Chile luxury holiday

From the ruby-red terrain of the Atacama to the wine country of the Maipo Valley, our Chile luxury tours are designed by experts who’ve walked these trails and know exactly where to take you

Chile is a country of magnificent contrasts: the mysteries of Easter Island, the glacial drama of Torres del Paine, the sophisticated energy of Santiago. This is Chile luxury travel for the adventurous, the curious, and those chasing the once-in-a-lifetime. Start by trekking through the isolation of Aysén and finish with world-class wines in Valparaíso. We’ll craft every detail entirely around you.

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What to see and do in Chile

As ever, if you can’t see it here then we can still plan your tailor made Chile holiday for you.

BETWEEN THE CITY AND THE SKY

Stretching from arid desert to snow-smeared mountain peaks (imagine: delicate, icy spines stabbing into infamously clear skies), Chile is a must-go destination for a luxury holiday in the great outdoors. But it also lays claim to some truly vibrant cities. We could write an epic poem to Santiago. We’ll not put you through that. Here’s the ‘long story short’: Santiago has emerged from the shadow of its neighbours with (a) an incredibly vibrant food scene; (b) bustling, diverse neighbourhoods (take us back to the trendy taverns of Barrio Lastarria); and (c) the sharp, jade box of the Museum of Memory, which happens to be one of our favourite experiences in the city.

ENTER THE ARID ATACAMA

During a somewhat prolonged journey to the far tip of Chile, American travel writer Paul Theroux found himself in a small town (really a thin road and a jumble of houses) at the edge of the Atacama Desert. He observed that “it was near enough to the end of the earth to give me the impression that I was a solitary explorer in a strange land.” It’s what nudged him onward. The Atacama itself is the driest location on earth. The atmosphere here is so thin as to make it almost Martian. But, and excuse us for the wry joke, it won’t be the air that leaves your breathless – but the staggering, raw fact that this rarefied location is the best place in the world to gaze at the canopy of stars that hang above us.

THE PULL OF PATAGONIA

For an extremely on-it holiday in Chile there’s luscious Patagonia. At Black Tomato, our luxury tours and trips in Chile consistently draw traveller’s attentions to this part of the world. Its scenery tugs at the eye, from the spectacular Grey Beach (looking out over the glassy ocean, a nest for the sharp blue bulks of ice that float, jagged, within it), to the astoundingly fantastical, knotty Lenga Forest. Our Chile luxury tours can help you to drink each of these uniquely beautiful locations up, whether you want to tackle them by kayak, bike, or on foot. Watching over you is Chile’s most iconic mountain – Cuernos del Paine.

DRINK UP IN THE MAIPO VALLEY

Our luxury tours of Chile wouldn’t be complete (we insist) without visiting the country’s bountiful wine growing regions. The Maipo Valley is the second oldest wine region in the country, and hosts global, award-winning wineries such as Perez Cruz (imagine cracking open a bottle of Carmenere at the source). It’s quite possible (we’ve done it) to spend a full two days of your itinerary meandering from winery to winery. What’s more, our exclusive tour of the Casablanca Valley will give you a behind-the-curtains outlook on the truly magical grounds of the Catrala Vineyard. Luckily, their private chefs will keep you fed, soaking up all of that ‘grape juice.’

MYSTERIOUS EASTER ISLAND

In the vast expanse of the South Pacific, over 2,000 miles from the nearest continent, Easter Island – known to its people as Rapa Nui – rises from the ocean like a secret whispered by the gods. This is a place where mystery isn’t manufactured but carved into the very earth: in the nearly 1,000 moai statues that stand sentinel across volcanic slopes, their backs to the sea and their sightless eyes fixed on the interior, in the dramatic craters where fire once shaped the land and now only wind and grass remain, in the traditional chants and dances that echo ancestral voices across centuries. Time moves differently here, measured not in days but in the slow erosion of stone and the patient rhythm of Polynesian life that continues despite isolation.

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