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See. Benedictine Monastery Holy Trinity of Las Condes Modern church and monastery from the 1960s, known for its suspended cube design and creative use of light. Torres del Paine National Park Iconic Patagonian park with soaring mountains, turquoise lakes, and strenuous climbs, also accessible. Queulat National Park Experience the Valdivian temperate rainforest, glacial fjords, and abundant wildlife in Chile's Aysén region. Cape Froward Future national park at the southernmost tip of mainland South America, protecting temperate rainforests and peat bogs.

Eat. rica-rica Minty, rosemary-like desert herb used in sorbets and pisco sours at Tierra Atacama.

Stay. The Singular Santiago Lastarria Hotel Highly-rated hotel in Santiago, recognized by Condé Nast Traveler readers. The Singular Patagonia Top-rated hotel in Patagonia, praised by Condé Nast Traveler readers. Refugia Chiloé 24-room lodge on the Rilán Peninsula, offering hiking, kayaking, and local food with stunning Pullao Bay views. Tierra Atacama High-design adventure lodge in San Pedro de Atacama, renovated with local art and volcano views.

Condé Nast TravelerOct 7, 2026

Readers’ Choice Awards: 20 Top Hotels in South America 2026

Condé Nast Traveler readers rate their top hotels in South America, from Buenos Aires to Cartagena.

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  • Alvear Palace HotelHotelBuenos Aires, ArgentinaCommissioned by the physician Rafael de Miero, it opened on 3 September 1932 after a decade of construction and became…
  • The Singular Santiago Lastarria HotelHotelSantiago, ChileAn offshoot of a dramatic Patagonia lodge, this new Singular sits in the heart of the city’s lively Lastarria…
  • The Singular PatagoniaHotelPuerto Natales, ChileThe exposed pipes in brick reception area and the funicular that take you down to the main building feel steampunk…
  • Palácio TangaráHotelRio de Janeiro, BrazilIt rises like a European palace out of the emerald-green Burle Marx park, incongruous perhaps with the sprawl of São…
  • Sofitel Legend Santa Clara CartagenaHotelCartagena, ColombiaBook your luxury suite in Cartagena walled city, near Castle San Felipe de Barajas.
  • Fasano Rio de JaneiroHotelRio de Janeiro, BrazilThe modern antidote to the Copa Palace’s grand hotel glamour, Philippe Starck’s Brazilian debut— which opened in 2007—…
  • Four Seasons Hotel Casa Medina BogotáHotelBogotá, ColombiaBogotá, due to its size and constant buzz, can be an intimidating city to visit, but the Four Seasons will make you…
  • Sumaq Machu Picchu HotelHotelAguas Calientes, PeruAguas Calientes, the laidback launching point to Machu Picchu was ripe for a five-star hotel, and Sumaq happily exceeds…
  • Miraflores Park, A Belmond Hotel, LimaHotelLima, PeruA see-and-be-seen spot for luxury travelers who want all the amenities.
  • W BogotaHotelBogotá, ColombiaColombia has been rising through the ranks in terms of destinations in the past decade—and you can always trust W…
  • W SantiagoHotelSantiago, ChileIn a glass-and-steel tower in the capital’s spotless Las Condes district, the 196-room W (the brand’s first foray into…
  • Monasterio, A Belmond Hotel, CuscoHotelCusco, PeruA national historic landmark, this sixteenth-century former seminary just blocks from the city center has "the serenity…
  • Palacio del Inka, a Luxury Collection Hotel, CuscoHotelCusco, Peru"This place is a real oasis, especially if you're there during one of Cuzco's many festivals." Across from the…
  • Palacio Duhau, Park Hyatt Buenos AiresHotelBuenos Aires, Argentina
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Condé Nast TravelerSep 25

11 Airbnbs Around the World That Are Practically Floating on Water

From overwater bungalows in Washington to hilltop hideaways in Greece, these Airbnbs are the ultimate blue escapes.

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Atlas ObscuraSep 21

Benedictine Monastery Holy Trinity of Las Condes in Las Condes, Chile

A beautifully designed modern church and monastery of the 1960s. The site has been considered a link from city to the mountains. Walking up the main driveway gradually exposes the Andes before revealing the church. The church itself utilises a suspended cube design, and combines hard angles with sweeping curves. The architects (both monks) are from the Valparaiso school that is known for its cr…

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Condé Nast TravelerSep 17

In the Rainforest of Chilean Patagonia, Pushing My Limits at a Trail Running Retreat

Eager to become a more intrepid runner, writer Maryann Wright ventures to the weather beaten trails of Chile's Los Ríos region—and expands her belief of what's possible.

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AfarSep 16

What Patagonia Taught Me About Who Gets to Travel

After a spinal cord injury, I thought one of the world’s great treks was beyond my reach. A five-day trek through Patagonia in a wheelchair changed how I think about accessible travel—and showed me ...

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Lonely PlanetSep 1

12 Months of Offseason Travel: Where to Go in Each Month of the Year

Discover 12 destinations to enjoy in the offseason, one for every month of the year, for fewer crowds, better value and more authentic travel.

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  • Riverside MuseumMuseumGlasgow, United KingdomIt forms part of the Glasgow Harbour regeneration project.
  • Wrigley FieldSightChicago, United Statesbaseball game at the very end of March
  • Torres del Paine National ParkSightPuerto Natales, Chileeasier to book accommodations in early fall
  • Willis TowerSightChicago, United Statesviews from the tower
  • Kelvingrove Art Gallery and MuseumMuseumGlasgow, United KingdomIt is located in Kelvingrove Park in the West End of the city.
  • Bunk'ArtMuseumTirana, Albaniatwo underground bunkers turned galleries
  • Sheshi SkënderbejSightTirana, Albaniacity's top attractions are centered around this square
  • Mt DajtiSightTirana, Albaniapeak is accessible via a scenic 15-minute cable car
  • Dajti ExpressPlaceTirana, Albaniascenic 15-minute cable car to Mt Dajti peak
  • Mt Dajti National ParkSightTirana, Albaniaroad to the park is not smooth
  • Union Oyster HouseRestaurantBoston, United Statescoveted restaurant for old Boston charm
  • Hotel NizaHotelSan Sebastián, Spainwaterfront accommodations with dropped room rates in winter
  • Día de San SebastiánFestivalSan Sebastián, Spainvibrant street celebrations on January 20
  • St John's Co-CathedralPlace of worshipValletta, Maltasee a painting of John the Baptist by Caravaggio
  • The PhoeniciaHotelValletta, Maltadancing spot for Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip
  • Stash CaféRestaurantMontreal, Canadahearty meal of Polish pierogi, schnitzel and apple cake
  • Padang PadangSightDenpasar, Indonesialegendary location for good surf on the east coast
  • Chicago RiverSightChicago, United Statesdyed green on St Patrick's Day
  • Monte AlbánSightOaxaca, Mexicoancient site that feels magical at sunset
  • Glasgow CathedralPlace of worshipGlasgow, United KingdomIt was the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Glasgow, and the mother church of the Archdiocese of Glasgow and the…
  • The Clydeside DistilleryRestaurantGlasgow, United Kingdomwhisky tasting
  • Fort St ElmoSightValletta, Malta
  • National War MuseumMuseumValletta, Malta
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National GeographicAug 26

7 of Latin America's Unmissable Festivals

Music, dance and ancient traditions take centre stage at Latin America’s most spectacular festivals, offering an unforgettable insight into the region’s rich cultural heritage.

7 festivals in this story
  • Belize Chocolate FestivalFestivalPunta Gorda, BelizeThree-day event dedicated to chocolate in the Toledo district.
  • Noche de los BrujosFestivalCatemaco, MexicoAnnual festival on Cerro Mono Blanco for spiritual cleansing.
  • Fiesta de la CandelariaFestivalPuno, PeruHonors the Virgin Mary and Pachamama with music and dance.
  • Inti RaymiFestivalCusco, PeruModern revival of the Inca Festival of the Sun.
  • Tapati Rapa NuiFestivalHanga Roa, ChileCelebrates Polynesian heritage with sport, music, and dance.
  • Festa de IemanjáFestivalSalvador, BrazilOfferings to Iemanjá, goddess of the sea, on Rio Vermelho beach.
  • Oruro CarnivalFestivalOruro, Bolivia
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AfarAug 25

Cold-Water Cruises Have Never Been Hotter

On new sailings in some of the world’s iciest places, excursions come with ice axes, dogsleds, polar bear sightings, and more. Here, nine experiences to book.

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  • GreenlandSightNuuk, GreenlandArctic island with northernmost settlements on its west coast.
  • PatagoniaNeighborhoodPunta Arenas, ChileRegion for hiking past glaciers and exploring fjords.
  • IcelandSightReykjavík, IcelandIt is culturally and politically linked with Europe and is the region's westernmost and most sparsely populated country.
  • CanadaSightOttawa, CanadaHome to 60 percent of the global polar bear population.
  • Skara BraeSightKirkwall, United Kingdom5,000-year-old Neolithic settlement in the Orkney Islands.
  • ShetlandSightLerwick, United KingdomIsles with Viking-era longhouses and Iron Age homes.
  • NunavutSightIqaluit, CanadaArea where polar bears may be seen traversing ice floes.
  • QuébecSightQuebec City, CanadaFar northern area with pebble beaches where polar bears may be seen.
  • McMichael Canadian Art CollectionMuseumVaughan, CanadaOntario museum dedicated to the Group of Seven artists.
  • SaxmanSightKetchikan, United StatesTlingit town in Alaska with cultural encounters.
  • Alaska Native Heritage CenterMuseumAnchorage, United StatesCultural center in Anchorage for indigenous encounters.
  • Petroglyph BeachSightWrangell, United StatesBeach on Wrangell Island dotted with ancient symbols.
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AfarAug 11

Skiing in August? The Secretly Amazing Place to Hit the Slopes Right Now Following Record Snowfall

After a disappointing ski season in the western United States, the Southern Hemisphere is more than making up for it with an epic season of fresh powder. Among resorts in the Andes to check out: Cerro ...

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  • Hotel Valle NevadoHotelValle Nevado, ChileConvenient accommodations at Chile's largest alpine resort
  • Ski PortilloSightPortillo, ChileResort with coveted off-piste terrain above Laguna del Inca
  • Hotel PortilloHotelPortillo, ChileIconic, all-inclusive lodging at Ski Portillo
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National GeographicAug 7

Could this wild rainforest be Patagonia's best-kept secret?

Journey through southern Chile’s remote Aysén region, where rainforests, glacial fjords and encounters with dolphins and sea lions reveal a lesser-known side of Patagonia.

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OutsideJul 30

Inside the Record-Breaking Snow Hitting South America’s Famed Ski Resorts Right Now

The U.S. ski season was a bust, but the Andes are getting hammered right now with their biggest snowstorms in decades. Our Chile-based contributor shares an inside look at the ultimate summer powder chase, and how these legendary resorts offer bucket-list skiing well into October.

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  • Portillo ski resortSightPortillo, ChileSouth America's oldest winter resort, home to an iconic canary yellow hotel.
  • El ColoradoSightSantiago, ChileContamos con más de 2000 equipos de la mejor calidad para tener a tu servicio y que tengas la mejor experiencia en la…
  • La ParvaSightSantiago, ChileIt is in the middle ridge of the "3 Valleys" resorts that also includes El Colorado and Valle Nevado.
  • Aconcagua Ski ResidencesHotelSantiago, ChileNew residences offering access to skiable terrain.
  • Las LeñasSightMendoza, ArgentinaIconic resort in Argentina with significant snow depth.
  • Nevados de ChillánNeighborhoodChillán, ChileSki resort located about six hours south of Santiago.
  • Las CondesNeighborhoodSantiago, ChileIt concentrates corporate headquarters, luxury hotels, and high-rise offices in a sleek skyline locals call…
  • VitacuraNeighborhoodSantiago, ChileIt is one of the most expensive and fashionable areas of Santiago.
  • SkitotalPlaceSantiago, ChileOffers rentals and resort transfers from Las Condes.
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Lonely PlanetJul 24

The best new hotels in the world

Lonely Planet writer and frequent checker-in-er Rebecca Wallwork shares her picks for the best new hotels in the world for 2026.

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  • The CooperHotelCharleston, United StatesHarborside luxury hotel with coastal design.
  • White ElephantHotelAspen, United StatesContemporary chalet feel with playful flourishes.
  • WildLand Hope LodgeHotelLoch Hope, United KingdomRestored historic hunting lodge in northern Scotland.
  • &BeyondHotelOkavango Delta, BotswanaTwo intimate, minimalist camps in Okavango Delta.
  • Four Seasons CartagenaHotelCartagena, ColombiaModern amenities in Cartagena's artsy Getsemaní neighborhood.
  • GetsemaníNeighborhoodCartagena, ColombiaArtsy neighborhood in Cartagena.
  • ONE | GTHotelGeorge Town, Cayman IslandsLuxury hotel and residential development in George Town.
  • Hotel DaphneHotelHouston Heights, United StatesGuesthouse with bold art and quirky character.
  • HypsiRestaurantHouston Heights, United StatesPays homage to The Heights's private drinking clubs.
  • Hoanib Elephant CampHotelKaokoland, NamibiaTented camp with desert elephants and Himba tribe.
  • WildLand HopeHotelLoch Hope, United KingdomRetreat accommodations on Scotland's northern coast.
  • St. ClementPlace of worshipLondon, United KingdomClubby, homey, and chic hotel on the Thames.
  • Café ClementPubLondon, United KingdomAll-day dining with al fresco seating.
  • Bobbi's BarRestaurantLondon, United KingdomMoody atmosphere bar.
  • London EyeSightLondon, United KingdomIconic view from some rooms across the Thames.
  • Delano Miami BeachHotelMiami Beach, United StatesIconic South Beach boutique hotel with minimalist look.
  • HOSHINOYA Nara PrisonHotelNara, JapanTransformed penal facility into a luxury resort.
  • Nara Prison MuseumMuseumNara, JapanExhibits reflect on the realities of imprisonment.
  • SongTeller HotelHotelNashville, United StatesDolly Parton's hotel, a love letter to Nashville.
  • Casa RenoirHotelNoosa, AustraliaIntimate six-villa boutique wellness hotel.
  • Explora’s El CalafateHotelEl Calafate, ArgentinaLodge with stunning views of nature.
  • Perito Moreno GlacierSightEl Calafate, ArgentinaThe Perito Moreno, Francisco Gormaz or Bismarck Glacier is a glacier located in Los Glaciares National Park in…
  • Cormorant at 55 SouthHotelPuerto Williams, ChileSouthernmost hotel for Antarctica Fly Cruise package.
  • Baccarat RomeHotelRome, ItalySecond hotel venture by crystal barware company.
  • 1 Hotel AustinHotelAustin, United States
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Lonely PlanetJul 15

The 8 destinations pro travelers say ruin all others

Sometimes a life-changing trip is just as damning as it is magnificent, ruining you for any trip you eventually take. These destinations are worth that sacrifice.

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  • GreeceSightAthens, GreeceDestination that ruins all others.
  • Andes MountainsSightSantiago, ChileHigh mountains for skiing.
  • Laguna del IncaSightSantiago, ChileCrystal blue lagoon below the high Andes.
  • Maipo ValleyNeighborhoodSantiago, ChileBirthplace of Chilean wine.
  • MontanaNeighborhoodHelena, United StatesSummer destination for outdoor adventures.
  • YellowstoneSightGardiner, United StatesNational park in Montana.
  • Yasuní National ParkSightCoca, EcuadorAmazonian Ecuador park that brings visitors to tears.
  • Amazonian EcuadorNeighborhoodCoca, EcuadorEco-lodge with spider monkeys and paddle canoes.
  • El Questro StationSightEl Questro, AustraliaWestern Australia station with reds, greens, waterfalls.
  • Kimberley regionNeighborhoodBroome, AustraliaRegion in Western Australia with stark contrasts.
  • Ngorongoro CraterSightArusha, TanzaniaWorld's largest unbroken volcanic caldera with abundant animals.
  • CambodiaSightPhnom Penh, CambodiaAmazing people, food, and culture.
  • SicilyNeighborhoodPalermo, ItalyBeautiful island with kind people and great views.
  • Aegean SeaSightAthens, Greece
  • Tonlé Sap LakeSightPhnom Penh, Cambodia
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National GeographicJul 13

Find a pint at the edge of the map in these remote pubs

A pint is never as satisfying as when it’s well earned — whether at the end of a long climb, a windswept ridge walk or a lonely road through the mountains.

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  • Tan Hill InnRestaurantKirkby Stephen, United KingdomBritain’s highest pub, on the Pennine Way.
  • Pennine Way National TrailTrailKirkby Stephen, United Kingdom11 miles from Tan Hill Inn.
  • The Old ForgePubKnoydart, United KingdomRemote pub on Knoydart Peninsula, community-owned.
  • Glenfinnan ViaductSightGlenfinnan, United KingdomFamous landmark, start of a hike to The Old Forge.
  • The Skirrid Mountain InnRestaurantLlanvihangel Crucorney, United KingdomWales's oldest pub, said to be haunted.
  • Bannau Brycheiniog National ParkSightLlanvihangel Crucorney, United KingdomNational park in Wales.
  • The Crask InnRestaurantScottish Highlands, United KingdomHistoric Highland pub that also functions as a church.
  • Biddy’s O’BarnesRestaurantBarnesmore Gap, IrelandPub in Barnesmore Gap, Blue Stack Mountains.
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OutsideJul 3

'Comfort in the Wild': Lodges and Glamping Escapes, No Roughing it Required

You do not have to sleep on the ground or skip hot showers to enjoy America’s most beautiful wild spaces. These incredible lodges and glamping spots offer the best of nature—without any of the roughing it.

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  • Lone Mountain RanchHotelBig Sky, United StatesWooden cabins for trail rides, hikes, yoga, archery.
  • Everglades National ParkSightMiami, United StatesUnique ecosystem with sharp-edged grasses, snakes, and muck.
  • Flamingo LodgeHotelMiami, United StatesSuites with sitting room, small kitchen, separate bedroom.
  • Clark Farm SilosHotelKalispell, United StatesCylindrical metal towers converted into cozy guest lodgings.
  • Glacier National ParkMotelKalispell, United StatesPark with icy peaks and grain fields.
  • Moose Meadow Lodge and TreehouseHotelWaterbury, United StatesTwo-story log cottage hanging from mature pine trees.
  • Mendocino GroveHotelMendocino, United StatesTent camping with heated beds in a redwood forest.
  • Horn and Cantle RestaurantRestaurantBig Sky, United StatesSophisticated menu featuring tuna tartare, elk ravioli.
  • 320 Guest RanchHotelBig Sky, United StatesSituated between Yellowstone Park and Big Sky Ski Resort on more than 320 acres of pristine Montana nature, 320 Guest…
  • Black SageRestaurantZion National Park, United StatesAward-winning restaurant featuring cornmeal-crusted walleye.
  • ExploraHotelTorres del Paine National Park, ChileAdventure lodge in Torres del Paine National Park, Chile.
  • Open Sky ZionHotelZion National Park, United StatesGlamping tents with heat, AC, private decks, and room service.
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OutsideJun 16

Discover Iceland’s Secret Season

Explora’s newest expedition highlights the beauty and solitude of an Arctic winter

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OutsideMar 18

Sleep Under the World’s Clearest Skies at Chile’s Iconic Desert Lodge Tierra Atacama

Tierra Atacama officially reopened in the driest place on Earth. Following a massive renovation, the lodge offers a high-design launchpad for exploring salt flats, high-altitude geysers, and the world’s clearest night skies.

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OutsideMar 14

Cape Froward Will Be Patagonia’s New National Park at the Edge of the World

Where the tip of South America fades into fjords, a massive new park is born. Welcome to Cape Froward.

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Condé Nast TravelerJan 5

Where to Travel in 2026, According to Your Sign

Japan, Colombia, Mexico, Finland—there's a lot to see in 2026, and your horoscope can tell you which will be the best fit.

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  • Route 66TrailChicago, United Stateslegendary highway for discovery and freedom
  • UluruSightYulara, Australiaspiritually charged, visually breathtaking, culturally profound
  • Chiriquí ProvincePlaceDavid, Panamalush region of mountains, forests, and coastline
  • Northern Chilean PatagoniaPlacePunta Arenas, Chileglacial lakes, volcanic peaks, healing waters
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Condé Nast TravelerDec 15, 2025

The Gold List 2026: Best Hotels and Resorts

Our global editors across four continents share their favorite places to stay.

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Condé Nast TravelerDec 3, 2025

50 Most Beautiful Places in the World

From the Serengeti to the Grand Canyon—plus 55 more destinations you need to see to believe.

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  • Valle de la LunaSightAtacama Desert, ChileLandscape startlingly similar to the moon.
  • Grand Canyon National ParkSightGrand Canyon, United StatesHike scenic loops for views of rocky badlands.
  • Avenue of the BaobabsAttractionMadagascarCenturies-old trees reach heights of nearly 100 feet.
  • Banff National ParkSightBanff, CanadaOverwhelms with views of the Canadian Rockies.
  • Moraine LakeSightBanff, CanadaIt is situated in the Valley of the Ten Peaks, at an elevation of approximately 1,884 metres (6,181 ft).
  • Lake MinnewankaSightBanff, CanadaThe lake is 21 km (13 mi) long and 142 m (466 ft) deep, making it the 2nd longest lake in the mountain parks of the…
  • Bathsheba BeachSightBathsheba, BarbadosKnown for huge boulders and best waves for surfers.
  • Whitehaven BeachSightWhitsundays, AustraliaConsidered one of the world's most beautiful beaches.
  • Danxia Landform Geological ParkSightDanxia, ChinaStriped, multicolored mountains formed over 20 million years.
  • Lake LouiseSightBanff, Canada
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Condé Nast TravelerSep 29, 2025

A Lodge-to-Lodge Family Adventure in Chile's Lake District

A toddler, a baby, and plenty of pisco sours made possible by small-scale hospitality.

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National GeographicJun 29, 2021

Venture into Chile’s wild open spaces

Heading south from Patagonia, Tierra del Fuego is the most remote region of Chile. This is where the tip of South America breaks into a watery wonderland of massive mountainous islands, emerald fjords ...

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  • Atacama DesertSightSan Pedro de Atacama, ChileArid, ochre-colored expanses, one of the driest places
  • Valle de la LunaSightSan Pedro de Atacama, ChileRough, lunar-like landscape for afternoon hikes
  • El Tatio geysersSightSan Pedro de Atacama, ChileWorth a pre-dawn van ride for sunrise views
  • Torres del Paine National ParkSightPuerto Natales, ChileIconic granite towers, turquoise glacial lakes, rolling grasslands
  • pampasSightPuerto Natales, ChileGrassy plains surrounding the national park for horseback rides
  • Tierra del FuegoHotelPunta Arenas, ChileRemote region with islands, fjords, and ancient glaciers
  • Karukinka Natural ParkSightPorvenir, ChileWatch elephant seals sparring near snow-dusted mountains
  • Alberto de Agostini National ParkSightPunta Arenas, ChileEpic, pristine landscape of fjords and glaciers
  • Cape HornSightPuerto Williams, ChileNorthern boundary of the Drake Passage, lighthouse and chapel
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MonocleJun 1, 2016

Travel

Get a good night’s rest in Barcelona’s newest openings, feel soothed in Scotland and spoiled in Santiago. Monocle brings you the low-down on the world's most interesting new hotels.

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  • Casa BonayHotelBarcelona, SpainDesigned as a meeting point for visitors and residents
  • Margot HouseHotelBarcelona, SpainDiscreet boutique hotel with nine rooms
  • Soho HouseHotelBarcelona, SpainSet to open a 57-room hotel along the Gothic Quarter esplanade
  • Killiehuntly FarmhouseHotelKingussie, United KingdomFive stately rooms with soft textiles and wood finishes
  • Casa AgostosHotelSanta Barbara de Nexe, PortugalAttractive holiday rental with three bedrooms
  • The AtlanticHotelByron Bay, AustraliaBohemian vibes with 29 home-styled guest rooms
  • Luciano K HotelHotelSantiago, ChileArt deco building with mosaic floors and rooftop terrace
  • L’Horizon Hotel and SpaHotelPalm Springs, United StatesMid-century modernist bungalows with exposed wooden beams
  • The CulpeperHotelLondon, United KingdomVictorian-era pub with five rooms for stopovers
  • Spitalfields MarketMarketLondon, United KingdomNear the Victorian-era Princess Alice boozer
  • Cotton House Hotel, Autograph CollectionHotelBarcelona, Spain
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