Kms Travel Chile

08/05/2026

Torres del Paine is not only a place to visit.
It’s a place to drive, explore and feel. 🚙🏔️

Experience Patagonia in a Suzuki Jimny 4x4, with different ways to match your travel style: a classic rent a car, a self-drive adventure with rooftop tent, or a guided expedition with daily excursions through one of Chile’s most spectacular national parks.

Think open roads, mountain views, turquoise lakes, wildlife, glaciers, Patagonian wind and nights under the southern sky. ⛺✨

From Base Torres to Lago Grey, Pehoé, Salto Grande and beyond, this is Patagonia with freedom, scenery and real adventure.

Ready to dare a little more?

25/04/2026

Cape Froward: the southernmost point of mainland South America 🌎

At the edge of the continent, in Chile’s Magallanes Region, Cape Froward is one of the country’s most extraordinary and pristine landscapes.

Here, where the continent meets the Strait of Magellan, wild coastlines, subantarctic forests, peatlands, kelp forests and cold southern waters come together in a place that still feels remote, fragile and deeply alive.

A long-term conservation story 🌿

Cape Froward is also part of a larger vision shaped by Rewilding Chile and Tompkins Conservation: a long-term effort to protect exceptional landscapes, restore ecosystems and create a future where conservation, local communities and responsible travel can move forward together.

Its path toward becoming a national park has not been simple. And perhaps that is also part of the story.

Meaningful conservation is rarely built overnight. It requires dialogue, patience, public institutions, private commitment and the ability to include different voices around the same landscape, including the ancestral presence of the Kawésqar people.

A place gaining international attention ✨

Recently highlighted by The New York Times Travel and National Geographic Traveller UK, Cape Froward is gaining attention as one of the places to watch in 2026.

At KMS Travel, as a Chilean travel company certified with the Sello S for sustainable tourism, we believe places like this should be shared with care: celebrating their beauty, recognizing their complexity and supporting a future where travel, conservation and local communities can grow together.

Cape Froward is more than a destination.

It is a reminder that the most remote places on Earth deserve not only admiration, but responsibility.

Learn more:

Chile Travel – Cape Froward as a 2026 destination:
https://chile.travel/en/blog/the-chilean-destination-you-should-know-in-2026-according-to-the-new-york-times/

Rewilding Chile – Cape Froward National Park Project:
https://www.rewildingchile.org/en/projects/cape-froward-national-park-project/

Tompkins Conservation – Cape Froward, park in progress:
https://www.tompkinsconservation.org/explore/cape-froward-national-park/

National Geographic Traveller UK – Patagonia off-season and Cape Froward:
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/article/why-patagonia-chile-is-best-v

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20/03/2026

🏔️ Long before modern borders separated Chile and Argentina, people were already moving through these mountains.

The Vuriloche Pass is not just a scenic route through Patagonia — it is an ancient corridor across the Andes, shaped by thousands of years of movement, exchange, and exploration. That deep sense of history is part of what makes this journey so special.

Today, the spirit of that old crossing lives on in our Vuriloche Crossing Trek: a 5-day journey on foot from Bariloche to Puerto Varas, through forests, valleys, remote mountain shelters, natural hot springs, and the unforgettable landscapes of the Lakes & Volcanoes District. 🌿♨️⛰️

More than a trek, it is a way of experiencing Patagonia through one of its oldest routes — a crossing where landscape, history, and adventure still come together.

🔗 Discover the program through the link in bio.

12/02/2026

February 12 marks a double milestone in Chilean history 🇨🇱

In 1541, Pedro de Valdivia formally founded Santiago. Yet the Mapocho valley was not an empty landscape: archaeological research over the past decades has documented administrative presence and organized agricultural settlements prior to the Spanish foundation. Urban excavations in downtown Santiago — including findings associated with works and research linked to the — have reinforced this understanding.

Nearly three centuries later, on February 12, 1818, the Chart of Independence was proclaimed in Talca — one year after the victory at Chacabuco and weeks before Maipú would consolidate the process.

Foundation and proclamation.
Empire and republic.
Different moments in the long historical formation of Chile.

16/01/2026

Chile’s landscapes are often admired for their scale and beauty — deserts, forests, mountains, islands.

But behind these places lies a deeper layer of meaning: centuries of Indigenous knowledge, adaptation, and cultural continuity. 🌍

At KMS Travel, we recently published a new editorial piece with a clear intention: to present the Indigenous peoples recognized in Chile today through a historical and cultural lens — without slogans, without simplification, and without turning heritage into debate.

Our approach was geographical and descriptive, moving from north to south — and across the Pacific — focusing on territory, material culture, language, food, place names, and everyday traces that remain part of Chilean life. 🧭

This perspective also connects directly with how we understand Indigenous Tourism: as a way of learning and engaging respectfully with living cultures, local knowledge, and landscapes — never as spectacle.

That same approach is part of our broader commitment to responsible travel, recently recognized through Chile’s Distinción de Turismo Sustentable (Sello S). 🌱

For us, sustainability begins with understanding.

If you’d like to explore this perspective in more depth, you can read the full article in the link above.

19/12/2025

Perú ❤️

06/09/2025

¡Viva Chile! 🇨🇱
El mes de Chile se siente hasta los pies de los Cuernos del Paine.
¿Qué te parecen estás fotos para celebrar la previa del 18?

31/08/2025

30/08/2025

30/08/2025

🍇🇨🇱 September is for wine lovers!

On September 4th, we celebrate Chile’s National Wine Day 🍷✨

From to , from to , our valleys hold stories, landscapes, and traditions that make Chilean wine a true cultural heritage 🌿🏔️

Lately, I can’t resist a bold Colchagua 😍 … but as a Santiago native, I’ll always have a soft spot for Maipo’s classic Sauvignon 🍷❤️

👉 Read more about Chile’s wine heritage on our blog
👉 Or join us for unforgettable wine & culinary journeys 🌍🥂