Santiago, Chile
Chile Ski Adventure
Overview
Duration
14 days / 13 nights*
Location
Roundtrip in Central Chile with a short visit to Mendoza, Argentina
Snow Package
6-day ski pass for the ski resorts visited during the trip, local transfers and ski equipment transport, GoBeyond tour guiding
Meeting point
Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport (SCL)
Accommodation
13 nights in high-quality, stylish accommodations (mountain and oceanfront lodges, guesthouses, a small hotel on a family-run winery, and 4-star city hotels), in 2–4 bed rooms
Price
€3,590
*The duration of the trip lasts from meeting at Arturo Merino Benítez (SCL) Airport (Santiago, Chile) until the departure home from the same place.
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Description
Ski Resorts of the Southern Hemisphere
Chile is home to some of the Southern Hemisphere’s best ski resorts, with the season running from June to September—just when it’s summer in Europe. The vast Andes stretch across the country, and the towering volcanic peaks provide breathtaking scenery and reliable snow.
The Chilean winter offers abundant snow, significant vertical drops, exciting runs, off-piste terrain, and incredible panoramas, both in the Tres Valles region near Santiago (Valle Nevado, La Parva, and El Colorado) and in the more southern, forested, and volcanically active Nevados de Chillán. The skiing experience here is both relaxed and adventurous: days are spent on the slopes, while evenings are filled with Chilean wines, thermal baths, and the vibrant atmosphere of Latin-style towns, creating a complete travel and sports experience.
During the two-week tour, we visit Chile’s four most outstanding ski resorts across two different regions, staying overnight in the mountains, on the ocean coast, at a world-famous wine resort, and in the six-million-inhabitant capital city.
Visiting Argentina
After exploring Chile, we take a fifty-minute flight across the Andes to Argentina, spending a day in Mendoza—the birthplace of Malbec red wine and a paradise of open-fire grilled cuisine.
If you’re craving a ski trip beyond the standard…
This trip is for you if you’re curious about South American culture, don’t want to wait until December to ski again, and are eager to escape the European summer to explore Chile’s winter slopes. No freeride experience is needed—the pistes are highly enjoyable, and the off-piste areas are relatively easy to access.
Details
Chile Ski Adventure
€3,590
16 → 29 Aug 2026
More dates available for private groups
Included in the price
13 nights of accommodation in high-quality, tasteful properties (lodges, guesthouses, and small hotels), in 2–4 bed rooms
6-day ski pass
International flight between Santiago (Chile) and Mendoza (Argentina) with small hand luggage, roundtrip
Wine tasting and lunch at Francis Mallmann’s world-famous restaurant
Private local and airport transfers throughout the tour
GoBeyond tour guide and program organization
Optional extras
Optional surf rental
Upon request, the GoBeyond team will book the best available flight tickets for you. The handling fee is based on the price of the ticket:
– under €1,000: €30
– above €1,000: €50
If you need a visa – determined by your nationality – and you want us to arrange it for you, the administration fee is €35
Further expenses
Plane tickets to and from the meeting point – Arturo Merino Benítez (SCL) Airport
Travel insurance (cover for ski / snowboard)
Individual expenses
Meals not included in the program price
Accommodation
During the first days, we settle straight into the mountains above 2,000 meters, where we spend four nights in a simple, authentic guesthouse. From here, all three ski areas of the Tres Valles region are easily and quickly accessible. We take time to acclimatize, enjoy the incredible views, and spend three full days skiing.
From here, we continue south toward Nevados de Chillán, with a stop along the way for one night in Santa Cruz. We stay at a hotel located on the grounds of a family-run winery, where vineyard views and, of course, excellent local wines set the mood for the evening.
In Nevados de Chillán, we spend four nights in a classic mountain lodge, just a few minutes from the ski resort and the geothermal hot springs. After that, we head toward the coast and spend one night in cozy cabins at a uniquely atmospheric seaside accommodation.
During our two-night detour to Argentina, we stay in a four-star hotel in the city center, then conclude the trip in Santiago with a farewell evening at a stylish design hotel.
Program
14 -day itinerary
Most flights arrive in Santiago early in the morning, immediately immersing us in the vibrant atmosphere of the capital.
We explore the local market, and enjoy lunch. In the afternoon, we wind our way up into an Andean valley to Farellones, situated at 2,300 meters, where we can already take in the breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks and breathe the fresh high-altitude air.
Chile’s most renowned and developed ski area is Tres Valles, which encompasses the ski resorts of La Parva, Valle Nevado, and El Colorado.
This region is the largest ski area in South America, offering spectacular views, varied runs, and opportunities for ski touring and freeride. Each day we explore a different valley, departing from Farellones with a short ride on our private bus transfer.
After breakfast, we head south to another mountain range, stopping along the way at Francis Mallmann’s winery and restaurant. We enjoy premium wines and roasted meats, then spend the night nearby.
In the morning, we continue driving south toward the Nevados de Chillán ski resort.
We check in at our accommodation in Las Trancas and explore the area, surrounded by volcanoes, native forests, and geothermal fields.
Over these three days, we explore the ski area and take in the stunning surrounding mountains. Nevados de Chillán offers a truly unique experience: you can ski on an active volcano and then relax in a geothermal hot spring right next to the slopes.
The resort’s iconic run, Las Tres Marías, stretches 13 kilometers, making it the longest ski run in South America.
We head back toward Santiago, spending a night along the ocean coast on the way. We explore volcanic black-sand beaches, and the adventurous can even try surfing.
We return to Santiago, board a plane, and in less than an hour fly over the Andes to Argentina, arriving in Mendoza, the country’s renowned wine capital.
We spend two nights—and a full day in between—in Mendoza, the home of Malbec, exploring the city and the surrounding wine region.
We explore the city, shop for souvenirs, and say good bye to Chile with a farewell dinner.
Depending on the flight schedule, we head to the airport, returning home with unforgettable experiences and new friendships.
Our guides
Levi
Business Developer & Tour Guide
One of our most seasoned guides: wherever he is, you can count on him to organize, negotiate, handle, and control even the most extreme circumstances you can imagine.
Gáspár
Tour Guide
Not only is he a professional triathlete and Ironman competitor, but he’s also a certified guide, ski instructor, sailor, diver, and skydiver.
Janó
Founder
An expert freeride skier, a passionate surfer, and a seasoned traveler. With a deep love for adventure, he spends over 150 days a year on the move.
Your tailor-made Chilean adventure
Want to spend even more time exploring the hidden valleys and volcanic landscapes of the Andes? Would you like to try ski touring, freeride terrain, or rather relax in the thermal springs? If another time would be more suitable, or if you prefer to travel with family or friends, seeking more adventure or a more relaxed program, feel free to reach out with your ideas—we’ll be happy to organize your dream trip to Chile.
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