Chile is a country of fantastic geographical extremes from the desert in the north to the glaciers in Patagonia.  To the east are the majestic Andes and to the west the Pacific Ocean with its beaches and islands.  Throughout Chile there are lakes, volcanoes, wine valleys, and native forests. 

Chile also offers gastronomic delicacies, such as its wine internationally known for is body and flavor.  Among the Chilean wines are cabernet sauvignon, white sauvignon, merlot, carmenere, and chardonnay.  Chilean wines complement the typical Chilean cuisine of vegetables, fruits, fish, meat, and seafood.  The salmon, eel, sea bass, crab, and lobster are truly a delicacy for your taste buds.

Chile also has unique handicrafts and traditions.  The Aymara and Mapuche handicraft techniques have been passed down from their ancestors and include such handiwork as volcanic rock carvings, weavings, and clay and wood items.   The handicrafts of Isla de Pascua are more of an exotic taste.  The traditional Chilean culture is represented by the huaso (cowboy) and their colorful rodeos. 

Chile occupies second place worldwide in regard to serious and transparent business practices.  In addition to having a stable economy, Chile is an extremely safe Latin American country.  This security is an important factor when choosing Chile as your next destination.