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If you’ve been waiting to get to the glaciers, you will finally get your chance with Laguna San Rafael. Reputed to have some of the

While it is only open half of the year (the most pleasant spring and summer seasons), this majestic park is a prime objective of many

A visit to Isla Magdalena is the most elusive of this entire park series, because it’s so unreachable, at least by land.  The entire island

Welcome to Aysén, the northernmost region of the southern half of Chilean Patagonia, an astounding place of primeval beauty. I will be introducing you to

If you are limiting yourself to only parks maintained by the Chilean government’s park administration (CONAF), then your one stop on the archipelago can be

After visiting the stunning Tantauco Park, I’m sure you will not have had enough, and that’s good because what awaits you in the center of

Enjoy this guide to the best hot springs dotted around Latin America, and how to get to each of them by bus. Location, prices of admission, and water temps included.

Before heading to the parks further south, we’re going to take advantage of the easy and quick ferry connection from Chaitén to go west to

While Pumalín is on the immediate eastern and northern boundaries of the town of Chaitén, our next park we are featuring in this post, Corcovado,

We’re now moving to the parks that surround the crown jewel of northern Chilean Patagonia, Chaitén. This article will treat you to Pumalín, the sweeping

The second park on our route through Chile’s national Patagonian parks takes us to the wild and mystical Hornopirén. We are working our way south

Hiking through the parks of Patagonia humbled me beyond measure. I was not prepared for a place so inconceivably beautiful. Garth L. – Alberta, Canada

Tucked off to the western side of Patagonia lies a set of substantial islands that are just cut off enough that they were the last

Get ready, it’s that time of year again for thrills and shivers down the spine.  We’ve updated our popular 13 spooky South American haunts Guide

South America is known for beaches, jungle adventures, and mountain hiking, but wine tasting is a growing attraction for travelers. Imagine yourself holding a goblet