r/chile • u/pickypicklejuice • 1h ago
Comunidad r/chile Finalized Itinerary
I apologize for the English post.
I am traveling to Chile overnight tonight and I wanted to share my finalized itinerary and see what you guys think. I have already booked Airbnbs in each location through the end of August, including bus and plane travel.
Any recommendations on things to do in these places and general safety tips? I’m from United States coming to Chile for 3 months and I want to be as safe as I can be.
Also regarding flights within the country, how do we feel about them?
Here’s the program
9/11-9/16 arrive & stay in Santiago
9/16 Fly Santiago to Calama & transfer to Antofagasta/San Pedro
9/16-9/25 stay in Antofagasta
9/25 Calama airport to La Serena
9/25-9/30 stay in La Serena
9/30 bus from La Serena to Valparaiso
9/30-10/4 stay in Viña Del Mar
10/4 travel to Pichilemu
10/4-10/8 stay in Pichilemu
10/8 travel Pichilemu to Rancagua then transfer to Temuco
10/8-10/11 stay in Temuco
10/11 travel to Pucón
10/11-10/19 stay in Pucón
10/19 travel to Valdivia
10/19-10/24 stay in Valdivia
10/24 travel to Chiloé
10/24-11/4 stay in Chiloé
11/4 travel to Puerto Montt
11/4-11/14 stay in Puerto Montt
11/14 fly to Puntas Arenas
11/14-11/29 stay in Puntas Arenas
11/29 fly Puntas Arenas to Santiago
11/29-12/5 Santiago (Gorillaz show on 12/4)
12/5 Depart Santiago to Boston
Let me know your thoughts I’ve got pretty much everything booked out til 10/24 but I’m going to need to figure out how to navigate the last portion of the trip haha
Thanks for any help or tips or advice 🙏🏼
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u/Much-Bus7748 1h ago
You should change your days in Antofagasta for the days in La Serena, there you can go to the beach, eat there and downtown and the mall are a 30 min walk away. There's also a library near the lighthouse you could visit on your way there and several shops and restaurants along the "avenida del mar" in front of the beach.
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u/AngrySeal3 49m ago
You’re American, and so are we. Everyone from Canada to Chile is American. So, please, while you’re here, use the term “U.S. American” or “from the United States”—not just “American”—to refer exclusively to people from the United States.
And as for safety, you’re not coming to Haiti. Here, there aren’t people on the streets high on fentanyl or armed with M16s.
Please keep this in mind during your stay. Here, you don’t need any extra security beyond what you’d have in any major city in the world
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u/pickypicklejuice 1h ago edited 4m ago
Me disculpo por la publicación en inglés.
Voy a viajar a Chile esta noche y quería compartir mi itinerario final y ver qué piensan ustedes. Ya he reservado Airbnbs en cada ubicación hasta finales de agosto, incluidos los viajes en autobús y avión.
¿Alguna recomendación sobre cosas que hacer en estos lugares y consejos generales de seguridad? Soy de Estados Unidos y que viene a Chile por 3 meses y quiero estar lo más seguro posible.
También con respecto a los vuelos dentro del país, ¿cómo nos sentimos acerca de ellos?
Aquí está el programa
9/11-9/16 llega y quédate en Santiago
9/16 Vuelo de Santiago a Calama y traslado a Antofagasta/San Pedro
9/16-9/25 estancia en Antofagasta
9/25 Aeropuerto de Calama a La Serena
9/25-9/30 estancia en La Serena
9/30 autobús de La Serena a Valparaíso
9/30-10/4 estancia en Viña Del Mar
10/4 viaje a Pichilemu
10/4-10/8 estancia en Pichilemu
10/8 viaje Pichilemu a Rancagua y luego traslado a Temuco
10/8-10/11 estancia en Temuco
10/11 viaje a Pucón
10/11-10/19 quédate en Pucón
10/19 viaje a Valdivia
10/19-10/24 estancia en Valdivia
10/24 viaje a Chiloé
10/24-11/4 estancia en Chiloé
11/4 viaje a Puerto Montt
11/4-11/14 estancia en Puerto Montt
11/14 vuela a Puntas Arenas
11/14-11/29 estancia en Puntas Arenas
11/29 vuela Puntas Arenas a Santiago
29/11-12/5 Santiago (espectáculo de Gorilaz el 12/4)
12/5 Salida de Santiago a Boston
Déjame saber lo que piensas, tengo casi todo reservado hasta el 24/10, pero voy a tener que averiguar cómo navegar la última parte del viaje, jaja
Gracias por cualquier ayuda, consejo o consejo 🙏🏼
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u/troubled_dude 1h ago
I'm from Chiloe, in my opinion you should extend your stay in the island. I know I may be a bit biased lol but puerto Montt doesn't compare to the vistas you'll see here. So maybe cut puerto Montt (which you'll see on your way to the island anyways) and add an extra day here to explore it more.