Snapshot of Chile, Argentina and Antarctica

From the driest place on earth to spectacular ice fields; wineries to tango lessons. Discover our snapshot of Chile, Argentina and Antarctica.

Salt Lake Chile’s landscape will surprise you at every turn. The north features Atacama, the driest place in the world, where you can visit the Valley of the Moon, the Atacama Salt Flats and the surprising Altiplanic lagoons. In central Chile, taste a glass or two in the lush wineries of the Casablanca Valley and, in the south, you’ll be faced with the spectacular fjords and glaciers of the ice fields and mind-blowing scenery of Torres del Paine National Park. If you want to visit one of the remotest places on earth, head to Easter Island, covered in monumental volcanic carvings.

In Argentina, fertile plains, tropical forests and glaciers create another country of extremes. In Buenos Aires, you can learn to dance the seductive Argentine tango during professional lessons, discover vast ranches on horseback and learn about the life of Eva Perón and her influence on Argentina’s politics. Visit esteemed wineries in Mendoza and experience Cape Horn, the southernmost tip of South America and a maritime legend. This is where three great oceans meet and its wild coastline is dotted with icebergs.

For true adventurers, voyage to the white continent of Antarctica on a cruise. Sail through the fearsome Drake Passage and the Antarctic Peninsula, setting foot on protected, pristine shores. Expert guides will give talks on board, teaching you about this incredible landscape and its wildlife, from leopard seals and albatross to orcas and Antarctic minke whales.