30 km from Chañaral, between the coast and the desert in the regions of Atacama and Antofagasta, lies a natural treasure of incomparable beauty: The Pan de Azúcar National Park in Chile. This park is of vital importance for the ecosystem of northern Chile, due to the large number of species of flora and fauna that live there. In fact, 192 species of native flora coexist in the park, representing 19,6% of all species in the Atacama Region, of which

San Pedro de Atacama emerges as a fascinating destination that captivates with its natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. It is a place where the past and present intertwine in a unique experience that leaves a lasting impression on all its visitors. As a portal that opens towards the Desert and the Atacama highlands, this is how the town of San Pedro de Atacama can be described. An environment that received its first inhabitants more than 11.000 years ago and

Iquique is a dynamic city, full of movement, but also extensive coastal landscapes, ideal for rest and disconnection. One of them is Cavancha beach. Located in the charming coastal city of Iquique, Cavancha beach is a true paradise for lovers of the sun, sand and sea. With its crystal-clear waters and long stretch of golden sand, this beach captivates visitors from all over the world, especially when they watch the sunset on Cavancha Beach. In addition to its obvious

22 kilometers of coastline is undoubtedly one of the most appreciated attractions by those who visit Arica. A coast of soft sand, different types of waves and temperate waters are characteristics that make “the city of eternal spring” a place in northern Chile that you cannot miss. Surrounded by the Atacama Desert and the Pacific Ocean, Arica is a paradise for nature lovers and water sports enthusiasts. Its beaches, such as the famous Chinchorro beach,

If on your next trip you want to explore each place calmly, giving yourself time to discover unknown or little explored places, then traveling by vehicle can be an excellent alternative. And for this, there is no better destination than the Chilean Carretera Austral. The Carretera Austral, a one-of-a-kind scenic route, meanders through Chilean Patagonia, offering visitors an unforgettable experience in one of the most spectacular natural environments in the world. This highway, approximately 1.240 kilometers long

Valdivia has one of the most walkable and beautiful urban parks in the Los Ríos Region. We refer to the Saval park. We invite you to know why it is a place that you cannot miss if you travel to the city of Valdivia. Origin of the park The Saval park is located on Isla Teja, an island surrounded by four rivers: Calle-Calle, Valdivia, Cau-Cau and Cruces. This park has its origins in a family of German immigrants, the Prochelles, who arrived in Valdivia from

A territory of islands, archipelagos, canals, glaciers, fjords and ancient forests, the Aysén region has an interesting history of gradual settlement and colonization. In fact, Aysén was one of the last places in the current Chilean territory to be explored, colonized and incorporated. Hernando de Magallanes would be the first to arrive in the area, from the strait that bears his name. In terms of its geography and natural landscapes, the region presents unparalleled attractions. One of them is the Cerro Castillo Reserve, which

Punta Arenas is a city-port built by hand, with the wind in favor or against, its history is marked by the Kawésqar people, the first inhabitants of this territory; its geography and European migration. The historic center of Punta Arenas offers its visitors interesting places, which offer details that allow the visitor to get closer to the Patagonian culture and history. Below, we share our selection of 4 places to visit in the center of the southernmost city on the planet. Discover the historic center

There is no time to waste. The global climate crisis we are going through requires concrete and sustained actions from people, companies and communities to curb the consequences of climate change. Recycling, the challenge of this century Today, environmental efforts and innovations open hopeful paths in the face of the serious consequences of the sustained depredation of the natural resources of the different ecosystems. However, there is too much to do. The Paris Agreement, signed in 2015 by 188 nations, sets the first goal of 2030 for

That current societies develop in a sustainable way is a necessity that must also be at the center of the business decisions of current organizations. Faced with the irreversibility of climate change, plans and actions must be aimed at reducing the impact of human activities on the environment and seeking greater energy efficiency. An action aimed at energy efficiency within companies is to promote electromobility through fleets of electric vehicles for their different