Get in

Punta Arenas, a captivating city, can be easily reached by air, land, or sea. The "Carlos Ibaez del Campo" international airport, located on the outskirts of the city, offers numerous connections to Puerto Montt and Santiago. Upon arrival, taxis and transfer buses eagerly await, ready to whisk you away on a thrilling 15-minute ride to downtown Punta Arenas. If you prefer a more adventurous journey, hop on a cruise ship and dance your way through the waves to Punta Arenas. These majestic vessels often make a stop in this enchanting city, especially during the mesmerizing summer months (December to March). For the road trippers at heart, daily buses are available from Puerto Natales and Rio Gallegos, Argentina. Feast your eyes on breathtaking scenery as you embark on an awe-inspiring 11-hour journey from Ushuaia, Argentina, to Punta Arenas. Not only will you save a fortune compared to the overpriced flight, but you'll also get to experience the journey's exhilarating ambiance, thanks to Punta Arenas' international flight designation. Don't miss this chance to create memories that will last a lifetime!

Map & Climate

Popular Foods

Ceviche is a traditional Chilean seafood dish that features raw fish marinated in citrus juices, typically lime or lemon, and mixed with onions, peppers, and herbs. It is often served chilled and accompanied by sides like sweet potato or corn.

Curanto is a typical Southern Chilean stew made with various meats, including beef, chicken, and fish, along with potatoes, pumpkins, maize, and other vegetables. It is slow-cooked under ground heat in a hole called "olla," surrounded by hot stones.

Pastel de choclo is a unique Chilean dessert made with mashed wheat (similar to mashed potatoes) and layered with milk, sugar, and cinnamon. This creates a rich, creamy texture with a subtle sweetness and warm spice flavor.

Historical Appearance

Traditional Male Clothing

Traditional Female Clothing