Stefan Loose Reiseführer Chile mit Osterinsel

Anyone who has traveled through Chile will never forget it: The nature seems almost infinite – so vast, so pristine, and so majestically beautiful are the landscapes from the Atacama Desert to Antarctica. Between Arica, the "City of Eternal Spring" on the border with Peru, and Tierra del Fuego in the south, almost all climate zones of the Earth are traversed over a distance of 4000 km. Here, one can discover not only the driest desert in the world but also wetlands and rainforests, Mediterranean herb carpets, blooming valleys, turquoise shimmering lagoons beneath snow-capped volcanoes, towering Andean peaks reaching almost 7000 m, gigantic sand dunes, glaciers, as well as an exotic flora and fauna. The diverse landscapes of Chile can be experienced through trekking, mountain biking, road trips, volcano climbs, and paragliding. Travelers can also cross the Andes quite easily today, and the Pacific, with its daily fresh seafood, is never far away. It is no wonder that the country has won the title of "Best Destination in the World for Adventure Tourism" at the World Travel Awards for the second time. Our authors traveled thousands of kilometers across the country for the new edition of the Stefan Loose Travel Handbook Chile. They have compiled their valuable travel information and tips in over 500 pages. Budget recommendations help travelers explore this well-organized country even on a tighter budget.