Stargazing in the desert, wandering the wineries, and magical sunsets over the Pacific Ocean on Easter Island.

Embark on an extraordinary Chilean escape with our Honeymoon getaway, designed for newlyweds and couples seeking the perfect blend of luxury, romance, and adventure. Begin in UNESCO World Heritage Valparaíso, where colourful streets reveal historic artworks against a breezy bayside backdrop. Indulge in the splendours of Casablanca, a premier Chilean wine region, where sun-kissed vineyards beckon with wine tastings and exquisite cuisine.

Next, venture to the captivating Atacama Desert for an exploration of surreal moonscapes, relaxation in the Puritama Hot Springs, and a romantic night of stargazing at an astronomical observatory. Fly to the magnetic Easter Island (Rapa Nui) to witness the enigmatic moai statues before concluding your odyssey in Santiago, where charming neighbourhoods, trendy cafes, beautiful parks, and rich history await.

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What's Included:

  • Accommodation as stated
  • Private chauffeur airport transfers
  • Meals and drinks mentioned in the full itinerary
  • Valparaíso street art tour
  • Professional local staff with fair salaries
  • Moon Valley & Death Valley tour
  • Atacama stargazing tour
  • Puritama Hot Springs tour
  • Easter Island tours

Trip Itinerary

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Days 1 - 2: Valparaíso

Day 1 - Arrival in Valparaíso

On arrival at Santiago International Airport, you’ll be met by a Wayfairer representative and escorted to your private vehicle. You’ll be transferred to Hotel Boutique Acontraluz, a gorgeous hotel with a rich heritage, sustainable practices and views overlooking the bay. Known as the first sustainable boutique hotel in Valparaíso, the charming rooms are set in a refurbished, 120-year-old house.

This afternoon, you can visit the beautiful Mirador Gervasoni viewpoint, where you can look out over the Valparaíso Bay, the remarkable Turri Clock, and the surrounding hills. Make your way down to the bay to see the lively port, or follow the Atkinson Walk to see important city landmarks, such as Plaza Aníbal Pinto, the old Plaza del Orden and the Intendencia building.

Artwork on buildings in Valparasío.

Day 2 - Exploring Valparaíso

Enjoy a buffet breakfast before meeting your private English-speaking guide at your hotel for a street art tour of Valparaíso. This colourful coastal city is considered to be one of the great capitals of street art in the world. You’ll roam the characterful streets of Valparaíso, discovering the beautiful paintings and learning about the history behind the art on the walls. In the afternoon, your guide will transfer you back to your hotel in Valparaíso.

A woman holding a wine glass in the green valley of Casablanca, Santiago, Chile.

Day 3: Casablanca

Day 3 - Transfer to Casablanca

After a buffet breakfast, you’ll be met by your private driver and transferred to La Casona of Matetic Vineyard, your accommodation in Casablanca for the night. La Casona is an exclusive boutique hotel with just ten rooms, set in traditional colonial buildings from the 1900s, on a private 5-hectare park.


This afternoon, you can take a tour through Matetic Winery, tasting four wines from the Ultra line of Premium EQ wines. You can also take a guided tour of the Rosario Valley, choosing to walk, cycle, drive or go horseback riding through the spectacular scenery. This evening, relax in the outdoor swimming pool with a cocktail before enjoying a delicious dinner served with half a bottle of wine per person. You can choose from red or white wines from the superb Corralillo line, produced by the Matetic Vineyard.

Vineyard landscape in Casablanca Valley, Chile.

Days 4 - 6: San Pedro de Atacama

Day 4 - Transfer to San Pedro de Atacama

After a buffet breakfast, you’ll be met by your private driver and transferred to the Santiago airport for your domestic flight to San Pedro de Atacama. On arrival at the airport, you’ll be met by your private driver and transferred to Hotel Desertica, your accommodation for the next three nights.

This afternoon, embark on a tour of iconic Atacama landscapes with a private guide. Explore the Valley of the Moon and witness The Three Marys' mysterious mineral sculptures. Visit Death Valley for extraordinary salt formations or try sandboarding. Catch the magical sunset at Kari Viewpoint in the Salt Mountain Range. Afterwards, head to the Atacama astronomical centre for a guided tour, learning about the night sky and taking images of the moon and stars through a telescope. Conclude the evening with a warm drink under the world's clearest night sky.

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Day 5 - Day tour of Puritama Hot Springs

After breakfast, you’ll be met by your private English-speaking guide at your hotel for your excursion to the Puritama Hot Springs. Located 33 kilometres north and sitting at an altitude of 3,500 metres above sea level, the Puritama Hot Springs originate within the Andes Mountain Range. The water is filled with soothing minerals and gathers in natural pools, so visitors can enjoy a soak in the spring. You’ll find bathrooms and dressing rooms connected to the pools by wooden walkways, so all you have to do is sit back and relax with your partner in nature’s spa.

Puritama hot springs near San Pedro d' Atacama, Chile

Day 6 - Exploring San Pedro de Atacama

Today is yours to explore the spectacular Atacama region at your leisure, and you’ll be well-placed at Hotel Desertica, a luxurious eco-retreat set on an old Atacama family farm. Surrounded by native desert vegetation and a homely atmosphere, the hotel features an outdoor wood fire and a refreshing swimming pool. The beautiful rooms are inspired by natural materials and coloured with traditional patterns, and you’ll sink into the plush bedding each night. Their superb restaurant is an ode to their farming roots, with a menu featuring Chilean and Altiplano cuisine and local ingredients, such as chañar fruit, quinoa, goat cheese, olive oil and wines.

The city of Santiago in Central Chile is surrounded by mountains and interspersed with skyscrapers, clusters of buildings and trees.

Day 7: Santiago

Day 7 - Transfer to Santiago

Enjoy a final buffet breakfast at Hotel Desertica, featuring natural juices, freshly ground coffee and world-class teas, along with fresh fruits and local produce. You’ll have free use of mountain bikes throughout your stay, and you can spend the morning exploring the quaint San Pedro town or venturing into the Atacama landscapes.

After a morning of adventure, you may like to indulge in a final couple's massage at the hotel before your transfer to Calama Airport for your domestic flight to Santiago. On arrival at the airport, you’ll transfer to Holiday Inn Santiago, your airport hotel for the night.

Moai statues in Easter Island stand in a row while the sun sets, cascading orange, yellow and purple hues across the sky.

Days 8 - 10: Easter Island (Rapa Nui)

Day 8 - Transfer to Easter Island (Rapa Nui)

Fuel up at the buffet breakfast this morning - today, you’re heading to Easter Island, a remote volcanic island known as Rapa Nui to the native Polynesian inhabitants. Famed for its mysterious archaeological sites and huge stone statues called moai, the island is only accessible by a five-hour flight across the Pacific Ocean. On arrival, you’ll be met by a private driver and transferred to Hangaroa Eco Village & Spa, your accommodation for the next three nights.

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Day 9 - Day tour of Easter Island (Rapa Nui)

Start your day with a buffet breakfast before joining your private English-speaking guide for an Easter Island tour. Explore iconic sites like Ahu Vaihu, Akahanga, and Rano Raraku, where massive moai statues were carved by the native Rapa Nui people between 1250 and 1500. Visit Ahu Tongariki, the largest shrine with 15 moais, and Te Pito Kura, featuring the largest moai on the island. End your day at Anakena, a beautiful beach with a row of moais, offering a stunning view of one of the planet's most extraordinary corners.

Rano Kau volcano in Easter island.

Day 10 - Exploring Easter Island (Rapa Nui)

Today is yours to spend at your leisure. Hangaroa Resort offers an array of adventurous excursions, including trekking to Poike - a 370-metre extinct volcano. You can also hike Ara o te Ao, one of the oldest trails on the island. You’ll climb to the viewpoint of Rano Kau, the largest crater on the island, then visit Orongo, the ceremonial village and the cultural epicentre of the Rapa Nui people until the 19th century. You can go cycling, sailing and snorkelling around the island or even explore on a 4 x 4 motorcycle. The lodge can also arrange for special sunrise and sunset experiences at archaeological sites, and you can watch the romantic sunrise over Tongariki, and the sunset over Tahai.

Statues in Tahai, Easter Island.

Days 11- 13: Santiago

Day 11 - Transfer to Santiago

Enjoy a final buffet breakfast before checking out of Hangaroa and transferring to the airport for your domestic flight to Santiago. On arrival at the airport, you’ll be met by your private driver and transferred to Ladera Hotel, your accommodation for the next two nights.

Ladera Hotel is a luxurious boutique hotel set in the upscale Providencia district of Santiago. You’ll have views of the city skyline, San Cristóbal Hill, or the rooftops of the Barrio Pedro de Valdivia Norte, and the hotel is set just a short stroll from the beautiful riverfront. This afternoon, relax in the rooftop swimming pool with spectacular views of Santiago, indulge in a treatment at the onsite spa, or explore the superb restaurants and shops around the trendy Providencia district.

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Day 12 - Exploring Santiago

Today is yours to spend at your leisure. Ladera Hotel offers free bicycle use, and we recommend exploring the lively Italian quarter, brimming with chic cafes and antique stores, or wandering the street art of La Pincoya. Climb the staircase of Cerro Santa Lucia to be rewarded with a gorgeous park strewn with ancient forts and grand monuments, or score some souvenirs at Parque Arauco, renowned for its luxury brands and Chilean products.

From Ladera Hotel, you can visit the Sculpture Park by the Mapocho River, where you’ll find fantastic art installations by Chilean artists. You’ll also be within close range of Santiago Metropolitan Park, where you’ll find a tranquil Japanese garden and trails leading up San Cristóbal Hill to the huge Virgin Mary statue overlooking the city. It’s a romantic spot to enjoy the view with your partner and reflect on your incredible Chilean adventure.

Chile Santiago Sanctuary and Virgin Mary Statue at Cerro San Cristobal.

Day 13 - Departure from Santiago

Enjoy a final breakfast before getting picked up by your private driver and transferred to Santiago International Airport for your return flight home. After two whirlwind weeks spent exploring Chile’s colourful cities, rich culture, extraordinary natural wonders and luxurious retreats, you’ll be leaving with a stream of stories and intimate memories - the perfect start to your marriage and your lifelong adventure.

If you’d like to continue your romantic honeymoon, you can fly to Argentina for more spectacular scenery and superb wines or head to the end of the world in Ushuaia. From the southernmost city in the world, you can board a cruise ship for Antarctica and take on the world’s final frontier together.

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Why Wayfairer

Wayfairer is committed to responsible travel values and aims to incorporate these into every aspect of our holidays and tours. We pay local guides and suppliers a fair wage, working only with accommodation providers committed to responsible initiatives. Our tour activities are always focused on authentic local experiences so that you can learn about the local culture.

Our Chile Honeymoon takes you to some of Chile’s most important historical sites, where you can learn about the traditional culture while staying in luxurious retreats dedicated to preserving the local culture and environment. You’ll visit the incredible moai statues on Easter Island (Rapa Nui) and learn about the native Polynesian culture, walk the stunning Atacama landscapes with local guides, stay at a family-run vineyard in Casablanca using sustainable practices to produce world-class wines and discover the rich history behind the street art in Valparaíso.

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