Cheap Flights to Santiago

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Cheap Santiago airfares

Fly to Santiago from $1469 from Auckland return
Travel: 01 Jul -30 Nov 19, 24 Jan -30 Jun 20. The dates specified are supplied by the airline providing this special and are not necessarily available on all days.  Seats are subject to availability, particularly for peak season travel over Easter, Christmas & School Holidays.
Sales: until sold out
Flying: Qantas
Max stay: 12 Months

Fly to Santiago from $1569 from Wellington return
Travel: 01 Jul -30 Nov 19, 24 Jan -30 Jun 20. The dates specified are supplied by the airline providing this special and are not necessarily available on all days.  Seats are subject to availability, particularly for peak season travel over Easter, Christmas & School Holidays. 
Sales: until sold out
Flying: Qantas
Max stay: 12 Months

Fly to Santiago from $1569 from Christchurch return
Travel: 01 Jul -30 Nov 19, 24 Jan -30 Jun 20. The dates specified are supplied by the airline providing this special and are not necessarily available on all days.  Seats are subject to availability, particularly for peak season travel over Easter, Christmas & School Holidays. 
Sales: until sold out
Flying: Qantas
Max stay: 12 Months

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Chile

Cut off from the rest of South America by the ramparts of the great Andean

Mountain chain and the driest desert on the planet, Chile has a distinctly different character to the rest of the continent. Stretching more than 4000km from north to south, and only 440km at its widest point, Chile offers a spectacular array of landscapes and climates. You can reach either extreme in Chile; from the scorched desert to miles of fantastic skiing, from indulgent winery hopping to a close up view of epic glaciers and fjords. Equally fascinating is its unique Pacific territory of Easter Island, the most isolated inhabited island in the world.

Chile’s breathtaking diversity can create a dilemma for travellers – how do you fit everything in? After all, what could you leave out – certainly not the out-of-this world arid moonscapes of the Atacama Desert at the northern tip with its hot springs, geysers, active volcanoes and ancient ruins. Then far to the south lies Patagonia, also known as 'the most beautiful end of the world' and the indescribably spectacular Torres del Paine National Park. Hike, paddle and bike the region to truly appreciate every angle of the three granite monoliths, also known as The Towers, as they catch many different shades of daylight. Chile’s capital Santiago is the gateway to these adventures, but also a great city to spend a few days. Around every corner is a pretty art and craft gallery, a boisterous performer, or a street vendor serving deliciously fresh local cuisine. With a backdrop of the majestic Andes and second-to-none wining and dining, Santiago is becoming one of South America’s most economically successful countries, and a satisfyingly fun one to explore for any kind of traveller.

 

Santiago

Sprawling busily across the fertile Central Valley at the foot of the mighty Andes Mountains,

Santiago boasts one of the most dazzling backdrops of any capital city in the world.

Skyscrapers stand alongside Spanish colonial buildings, reflecting a contrasting mix between modern and historic times. The bustling streets full of performers, many parks and museums, colourful nightlife and world-class restaurants make Santiago a great stopover in your South American journey. Within a short scenic drive of the capital, you can relax on a beautiful Pacific

Coast beach, enjoy a day in the winelands, or hit the slopes at one of four world renowned ski resorts in the Andes Mountains.

 

Winery & Valparaiso

Leave Santiago for a day and absorb the sights outside of the city. Your first stop is a winery in the Casablanca Valley.

Sip on a wine while wandering the beautiful gardens and learning about the carmenere grape, which is distinctive to

Chile. Travel onwards to Valparaiso, the oldest port in Chile. Colourful houses with beautiful ocean views, mural art and a slower pace of life is what makes Valparaiso so unique.

 

Panoramic Santiago City Tour

Visit the main attractions of Santiago and appreciate the notable contrast between the capital’s rich history and its imposing modern buildings. You will see Plaza de Armas, Santa Lucia Hill, Metropolitan Park and the exclusive residential areas of Vitacura and Las Condes.

 

Santiago Bike Tour

You'll be picked up from your hotel to meet your bike group for a leisurely ride; experience the rich diversity and vibrant culture emerging from Chile’s 450 year history. Bike your way through bohemian neighbourhoods and make photo stops at the most visited historical sites of Santiago.

 

Chilean Winery Tour

Chile has established itself as an emerging producer of great wines, so here is your chance to visit some of the most popular wineries who lead the way. Escape the city buzz and head into the country for an educating drive through the valleys of the Chilean winelands, tasting as you learn!

 

Gourmet Santiago

Start your gourmet tour of Santiago at a charming city market where traders will offer you tastings of delectable food. Visit a famous

Chilean bar for aperitifs and drinks. Meet an esteemed wine merchant before enjoying a six-course tasting lunch accompanied by fine wines. This is Chilean cuisine at its best!

Airlines that fly to Santiago:
Aerolineas Argentinas, LATAM Airlines, Qantas