- Frommer's Chile & Easter Island is the premier guide to the country, with complete coverage of Santiago, Valparaiso, the Carretera Austral, Patagonia, Easter Island, and more.
- Our authors, longtime residents in the region, hit all the highlights, from rugged wilderness preserves to the bustling, colonial capital. They've checked out all the country's best hotels, restaurants, and attractions and offer authoritative, candid reviews that will help you find the choices that suit your tastes and budget.
- You'll travel like a pro with our handy Spanish-language glossary and detailed regional and town maps. Our Suggested Itineraries chapter will help you plan your trip and organize your time, and our new flora and fauna chapter features illustrations of the gorgeous outdoor sights that await you.
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Marvel at the otherworldly moai sculptures on Easter Island. See chapter 14.
Detailed maps throughout
Exact prices, directions, opening hours,and other practical information
Candid reviews of hotels and restaurants,plus sights, shopping, and nightlife
Itineraries, walking tours, and trip-planning ideas
Insider tips from local expert authors
About the Author
Writer and photographer Nicholas Gill (chapters 10, 11, and 14) is based in Lima, Peru and Brooklyn, New York. His work regularly appears in publications such as the New York Times, Conde Nast Traveler, Caribbean Travel & Life, and World Hum. He has also contributed to Frommer’s South America and Frommer’s Central America and written Frommer’s Honduras.
Christie Pashby (chapters 12 and 13) is the author of Frommer’s Banff and Jasper National Parks and a contributing writer to Frommer’s Argentina and Frommer’s South America. She divides her time between the Canadian Rockies and Patagonia, where she runs a small guiding business with her husband.
Kristina Schreck (chapters 1–9) spends an endless amount of time on the road, but is happiest when back in Santiago, Chile, where she lives. She has traveled widely around the globe, and has lived in Argentina and Chile for nearly a decade, working as a freelance writer, an outdoor guide, and the marketing manager of Portillo ski resort. She is the former managing editor of Adventure Journal magazine.
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Informative
April 3 2012
By emka
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This book has everything you would want to know about Chile and Easter Island. It includes reviews of some of the biggest attractions in each city(mainly they tell you if the site is worth seeing). They also list hotels and places to eat according to price. There are also good tips about traveling in each city and how best to get around whether it be via bus or walking. Very good purchase if you are traveling to Chile and need some travel advice!
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Mar 16 2012
By F. Fernandes
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This guide has all the basic necessary information and it is useful for the first trip plan, but when you want to go to the details, than it lacks information. It is just a good start for your plan, but you will need extra source of information for a better trip planning.
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Feb 21 2012
By Kirsten Miller
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I bought this book for my several month trip around Chile and because it was updated in 2011 therefore making it more current than the current release of Lonely Planet. I should have just bought the Lonely Planet. It's missing several cities - Concepcion (2nd largest city in Chile), Valdivia, Pichilemu, and probably more but after it being completely useless for the first few cities, I chucked it. These are not insignificant places and have their fair share of tourists but wasn't even in the book. Not only that, but they offer very few budget options. I will only buy Lonely Planet from here on out.
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