Chile & Easter Island / Rapa Nui

Between Majestic Andes and Contemporary Elegance

Nestled at the foot of the Andes Mountains, Santiago radiates a unique energy. Modern, cultured and subtly vibrant, the Chilean capital blends colonial heritage, artistic dynamism, and a refined lifestyle. Here, snow-capped peaks frame the horizon, constantly reminding visitors that nature is never far away.

Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel and check-in. The following day is dedicated to exploring Santiago at your own pace, discovering its rich history and lively neighborhoods.

DAY 1 & DAY 2 – Discovering Santiago

The Historic Center: Memory and Identity

Your exploration begins at Plaza de Armas, the historic heart of the city founded in the 16th century.
Here you will admire the magnificent Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago, an impressive neoclassical landmark, as well as the Palacio de La Moneda, the presidential palace and a symbol of Chile’s modern history.

The Heights of the City

Ascend to Cerro San Cristóbal, one of the most spectacular viewpoints in the capital.
From the summit, the panoramic view stretches across the entire city with the majestic Andes rising in the background. At sunset, the light turns golden and almost surreal — a magical moment suspended between sky and mountains.

Artistic Districts and Bohemian Spirit

The neighborhood of Bellavista reveals a more creative and colorful side of Santiago, filled with art galleries, vibrant street murals, and intimate cafés.
You may also visit La Chascona, the distinctive home of Chile’s legendary poet Pablo Neruda, offering a fascinating glimpse into his poetic and passionate world.

DAY 3 – FLIGHT TO THE EDGE OF THE WORLD: EASTER ISLAND

Today you fly to one of the most remote and fascinating destinations on Earth: Easter Island (Rapa Nui), the true highlight of your journey..

Welcome to Rapa Nui – The Heart of Your Journey (4 nights)

Where the world seems to end… and the soul begins.
Where the ancestors whisper in the winds of the Pacific.

There are places that are not simply visited.
They are felt.

In the middle of the Pacific Ocean, nearly 3,700 km from the Chilean coast, rises a windswept volcanic land: Easter Island, known by its inhabitants as Rapa Nui.

Stretching 24 km long and 12 km wide, with a coastline of about 60 km, this island of 160 km² is one of the most isolated inhabited places on Earth. Its highest point, the Maunga Terevaka volcano, reaches 507 meters.

Here, time slows down.
Nature dominates.
And Polynesian culture remains deeply alive.

This journey is not simply a stay:
it is an immersion into a community proud of its traditions, its language, its authentic cuisine, and its spiritual heritage.

The Soul of Rapa Nui

Rapa Nui is not only famous for its 887 Moai, the monumental stone statues watching over the island. It is also:

• an ancient clan-based society
• a strong oral tradition
• a deeply rooted maritime culture
• a spiritual connection to ancestors

The local gastronomy, simple and authentic, highlights fresh fish, tuna, sweet potatoes, bananas, and a variety of traditional Polynesian roots.

The community, with about 8,000 inhabitants, is close-knit and deeply committed to protecting its cultural and natural heritage.

Here, respect for the land is essential:
the entire island is considered a sanctuary.

In Rapa Nui, you do not try to understand.
You simply listen.

You listen to the wind along the cliffs,
you observe the silent presence of the stone giants,
and you feel the strength of a culture that has endured centuries of isolation.

For a couple, it becomes a rare experience:
living far from the world, returning to what truly matters, and sharing a suspended moment in the heart of the Pacific Ocean.

A journey to the origins.
A journey inward.