A driver meets you at the airport and takes you to your 5-star hotel. After check-in, your English-speaking guide takes you on a Santiago city tour (half day). You start in the historic center. You see Plaza de Armas Santiago - the main square - along with the Post Office building, the City Hall, and La Moneda Palace, the government residence. Then you head up to Cerro Santa Lucia, where a panoramic viewpoint looks out over the whole center - a dense mix of old buildings, modern neighborhoods, and tower blocks against the Andes backdrop. After that, you drive to the eastern part of the city with its wide avenues and glass office towers. If you arrive early, we recommend a Maipo Valley wine tour - the wine region just outside Santiago, where you can try some of Chile's most celebrated wines during a wine tasting Chile session at a local estate. In the evening, we recommend dinner at one of Santiago's top restaurants. The Borago restaurant is one of the world's Michelin-starred restaurants Santiago, famous for its creative use of native Chilean ingredients. Other excellent options include Ambrosia, Peumayen, and Aquí está Coco - all known for exceptional seafood and fine dining.

After breakfast, a transfer takes you to Santiago airport for your flight to Calama — the gateway to the Atacama. A driver meets you and takes you to San Pedro de Atacama. This day opens your San Pedro de Atacama tours experience. In the afternoon, your guide takes you to Moon Valley Atacama — the Valle de la Luna tour. This is one of the most extraordinary places in the Los Flamencos National Reserve. Sharp ridges of the Cordillera de la Sal rise around you — rock shapes carved over thousands of years by wind and salt. There is nothing else like it on Earth. As the sun drops toward the mountains, the sand and rock ridges slowly turn gold and then red. At exactly this moment, our private chef serves you a freshly prepared Pisco Sour tasting — cold, citrusy, with a slight bitterness. This is the Sunset Pisco Sour experience: a landscape from another planet and a perfect drink to go with it. ​ ​Evening of Day 2: Exclusive Night – Cocktails & Stargazing with an Astronomer  ​After sunset, the adventure continues with Atacama stargazing - one of the most memorable evenings of the trip. The Atacama Desert is considered one of the best places on Earth for astronomy: the dry air and near-perfect sky clarity reveal thousands of stars that are invisible from anywhere else. Far from the village lights, you look at the southern sky through a powerful stargazing with telescope experience guided by an expert astronomer, who tells you about the constellations and galaxies of the southern hemisphere. While you watch the sky, our private chef Atacama prepares drinks. Imagine holding a cold glass while the Milky Way blazes above you and the quiet desert stretches in every direction. This is stargazing with champagne in the truest sense. ​ ​ Included: entrance ticket to Moon Valley, cocktail.

After breakfast, you travel deep into the Altiplano on a full-day excursion to the Atacama Salt Flat, the Altiplanic lagoons, and the village of Toconao. The road climbs higher and higher, and among the volcanic slopes, mirror-like lakes suddenly appear. It is so quiet you can hear the wind and the occasional call of a bird. This is where the Miscanti and Miñiques lagoons open up - two high-altitude lakes sitting at the foot of twin volcanoes, with the open sky of the Altiplano above. Here, your private chef Atacama serves a gourmet lunch right in the middle of this landscape. This is the heart of the gourmet tour Chile experience: fine food at 4,000 meters, surrounded by volcanoes, flamingos, and silence. A table set against one of the most beautiful views in South America. After lunch, you continue to the Atacama Salt Flat). At Chaxa Lagoon in the Flamingo Reserve, you see three of the six existing species of flamingo in the wild. Their pink silhouettes reflect in the still water against a backdrop of white salt and dark volcanoes - flamingos Atacama at their most spectacular. The day ends with a stop in the charming village of Toconao, with its old San Lucas church and bell tower. Return to San Pedro in the evening.  ​ ​Included: entrance tickets to Chaxa and the high-altitude lagoons, lunch.

An early start today for your Tatio Geysers excursion - a half-day visit to El Tatio geyser field, one of the largest geothermal fields in the world. This is the geyser sunrise tour: in the cold morning air, steam thickens and rises from dozens of fumarole vents in tall white columns against the blue sky and the peaks of the Andes. In this extraordinary setting, our private chef serves a warm breakfast - temperatures here can drop to minus 2 degrees Celsius at dawn. This is the champagne breakfast geysers moment: bubbles in your glass, steam rising from the earth, and the Andes all around you. After breakfast, you bathe in a small natural pool - the hot springs Atacama - fed by the volcanic warmth of the Cordillera. On the drive back, you stop in the village of Machuca village to admire the San Santiago church and a small pond with flamingos and other birds. Here you can also try local foods - empanadas, sopaipillas, and llama meat as part of the llama meat tasting and Atacameño culture experience. Transfer to Calama and flight back to Santi

After breakfast, a transfer takes you to the airport for your flight south. Through the window, you gradually see ice fields, turquoise lakes, and the jagged ridges of the Andes - your Torres del Paine tours experience is about to begin. A driver meets you in Puerto Natales - the gateway to the park - for your Puerto Natales tours transfer to your lodge. Your Patagonia luxury lodge sits right on the edge of the park, surrounded by windy steppes, lakes, and glacial valleys. The landscapes are almost untouched: granite peaks, glaciers, and herds of guanaco on the open plains. This is the Chile that exists at the very end of the world.  ​ ​Evening: rest and dinner at the lodge before tomorrow's full day in Torres del Paine.

Today is the centerpiece of your Torres del Paine National Park experience. The park's granite towers rise more than 2,800 meters. The lakes are turquoise, the glaciers are blue, and the wind never really stops - this is Patagonia. At 9:00am, you meet at reception and walk 40 minutes to the pier. From there, a boat takes you on the Grey Glacier boat tour - the Grey Glacier navigation across the cold lake waters, past blue icebergs, and right up to the face of the glacier. The scale and power of this ice wall are impossible to describe. After returning to the lodge, you continue on a guided walk: past Laguna Sofia, along the Prat Ridge, past lakes Porteño, Cerro Mesa, and Toro. Then you stop at the Pehoe Lake viewpoint - one of the most photographed views in all of Patagonia, with the Torres reflected in the still water. From the lake, the path leads to Salto Grande waterfall - an 18-meter cascade that thunders between two lakes. After that, you visit viewpoints over Lake Nordenskjöld, Laguna Amarga, and Lake Sarmiento. These landscapes show the full character of Patagonia: raw, windy, and unforgettable.  ​ ​Included: Torres del Paine National Park entrance tickets, boat navigation, lunch.

After breakfast, a private transfer takes you to Puerto Natales airport. Below the plane, the last Patagonian landscapes slowly disappear - glacial fields, fjords, and dark mountain chains at the very edge of South America. You fly to Santiago and arrive in time for your international connection. Your Chilean highlights tour is complete - but Chile will stay in your memory for a long time: the otherworldly desert of Atacama, the pink flamingos in the high-altitude lagoons, and the windswept openness of Patagonia.