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| Chile Travel Guide for backpackers |
| For an experience of note, there is no better location than Chile, with fantastic beaches and breathtaking landscape, there is defiantly something to touch every ones soul. Volcanoes, mountains, forests and of course beaches line the landscape, making sure that not one moment is wasted on your trip to the fabulous Chile, not forgetting the undeniable friendliness and warmth of the people who have the pleasure of living in this little piece of heaven on earth. |
Parque Nacional Puyehue - Dense forests, fantastic lakes and rare Pudu (miniature deer), extensive bird life and fabulous waterfalls, not forgetting the thermal springs and ski-resort and so much more is what make this a must do.
La Serena - This is a place of historical importance, strung together with white beaches like pearls.
Puerto Montt - Beautifully designed houses and buildings, take you back to the 1800’s, take a ride to Angelmo and visit the fabulous craft market and taste seafood as it was meant to taste.
Volcan Osorno - popular with skiing fanatics, this little place is surrounded with natural attractions.
Vina del Mar - Known as the garden city, for reasons that become crystal clear the second you put your feet on its ground. Horse drawn carriages and national botanical gardens are but a few of the reasons to stop off here.
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 DAILY BUDGET in CHILE - Living on US$40 a day is a breeze here, some where to place your tired head will cost you in the region of US$9-20 and the grub about US$3-11, but should you camp and cook for yourself, bringing down the cost of survival will be very easy to do. |
| The best time to visit is all the time, but if it is walking and hiking you are after then summer is the best time to visit (Dec-March) If Santiago and Middle Chile are your destination spots then defiantly plan your trip around Spring (September through November) This is when mother nature is at her best. For the ski resorts you would want to go round about (June through August) |
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