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One of the best ways to visit Easter Island, especially if this is your first time, may be on an escorted tour. Below are some interesting tours of Easter Island. Just click on the tour that sounds interesting to you for additional information about that tour.
Atacama & Patagonia - 17 days - Flight inclusive*
The trip to Easter Island can be added to this tour as an optional.

 
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Atacama & Patagonia - 17 days - Flight inclusive*
Atacama Desert & Santiago | Lake District & Patagonia | Torres del Paine NP
Explore this land of contrasts from arid desert to snowy mountains and glaciers
. Although this is primarily a tour of Chile, you can opt to add an extension on this tour to Easter Island. This is a Easy tour that is fun-filled for the entire family. The maximum participants for this tour is 16. Click here for additional information about this particular tour. For a map of the tour, and the day-by-day itinerary, click on Itinerary and Map.

Moai heads - Easter Island

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Atacama Desert & Lake District
From Santiago you fly north to the mysterious Atacama Desert – a vast area of arid mountains, volcanoes and salt flats. Explore the evocative Valley of the Moon and take the option to see the unusual Tatio Geysers. Traveling south you reach the contrasting verdant Lake District where snow-capped volcanoes fringe beautiful lakes. Enjoy great hiking and take a choice of optional activities from rafting to volcano climbs.

Patagonia & Torres del Paine NP
Almost at the end of the world you enter the pristine wilderness of Patagonia and visit a penguin colony. Torres del Paine National Park provides a grand finale of stunning mountain scenery, lakes, glaciers and of course excellent walking. This includes a full day challenging trek to the base of the Torres for stupendous views of the mighty granite peaks which tower above you.

Easter Island Extension 21 days ref. CLE
Mysterious and unique, the Moai heads of Easter Island have enthralled and fascinated for centuries. Days 1-15 As main itinerary. 16 Fly to Easter Island. 17/18 Visit Moais, Crater Lake & ceremonial village of Orongo. 19 Fly to Santiago. 20/21 Overnight flight to London. Price including extension from £2,958.*

Responsible Travel
We use a local Group Leader and locally owned hotels. In national parks we strictly leave only footprints.

Itinerary and Map

Day 1
Fly to Santiago
Day 2-5
San Pedro De Atacama; activities
Day 6
Pucon – visit Mapuche Community
Day 7
Trekking in Huerquehue NP
Day 8
Pucon – optional rafting or volcano climb
Day 9/10
Puerto Varas – Petrohve Falls
Day 11
Puerto Natales – penguin colony
Day 12/13
Torres del Paine NP; hikes, mountains, glaciers
Day 14
Puerto Natales
Day 15
Santiago
Day 16/17
Overnight flight to London

Atacama & Patagonia

*NOTE: Guaranteed departure - Includes festival - Teenage departure - Single parents - Airfare included from the UK only.

To help you choose the right trip, The Adventure Company has graded every itinerary. Obviously, grading is quite subjective - what is demanding for some people may be easy for others, and vice versa - so please keep this in mind when choosing a trip. Most healthy, active people will be able to take part in and enjoy nearly every trip. Just click on the grade assigned to the tour you are interested in -- Gentle - Easy - Active - Moderate - Demanding - Strenuous.

Gentle

      

These trips are more about culture, landscapes and sights, rather than activity. There may be the odd walk on reasonably flat terrain, but be aware that walking city streets or clambering over ancient monuments can still be tiring. The itinerary could involve some tough traveling, so a sense of adventure is essential; you should be flexible, open-minded and prepared for the unexpected. Anyone in good health should be able to take part.

Easy

      

This type of trip might have the odd half-day (say 2-4 hours) walk, or possibly longer. There will invariably be some ascent and descent but on generally easy gradients. Max. altitude 2000m. Suitable for anyone in good health and normal fitness.

Active

      

Can involve activities like cycling, kayaking, walking, rafting, or even dog-sledding, for a half or full day. Suitable for anyone in good health and of normal fitness. No previous experience required, but you should undertake a program of exercise before the trip to get the most enjoyment out of each activity.

Moderate

      

Harder half/full-day walks (3-6 hours) over rugged terrain and involving regular steep ascent and descent (max. 700m) and possibly with some minor obstacles. Max. altitude around 3000m. You will have to carry a daysac (up to 6kg). Requires reasonable physical condition. Previous experience or preparation beneficial.

Demanding

      

Tough half day or full day-walks (up to 8 hrs) over rough paths, involving considerable ascent/descent (up to 1000m) on steep slopes with some minor obstacles or hazards. Max. altitude around 4000m. You will have to carry a large daysac or small rucksack (occasionally with a sleeping bag and personal gear up to 12kg). Good physical condition is essential. Some previous experience and/or preparation essential.

Strenuous

      

Challenging, full-day walks of up to 12 hours, on very steep slopes in difficult terrain, with ascent/descent of over 1000m, at altitudes of over 4000m and/or in a rigorous climate. Many obstacles – some major. Scrambling may be involved. This also applies to treks of extended duration and any trek which is unsupported, i.e. where you must carry a rucksack with personal gear, food and equipment. Excellent physical condition and previous experience and appropriate preparation are essential.

Note: technical skills, e.g. rope-work, using crampons or ice-axes, are not needed on any trip.

 

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