Top Extreme Sports in Chile

If you want to save on rentals, try bringing your own gear. I rented stuff and ended up paying way too much. Bring what you can!

Keep an eye on the weather and snow reports! I didn't, and ended up missing out on a good day of skiing because I didn't know it would warm up quickly.

Make sure to book your ski pass online ahead of time! I saved a bunch by doing this instead of buying it at the resort. Just check their website for deals.

If you plan on using the equipment, my advic is to bring some chalk for grip. It makes a world of difference, trust me. When I forgot mine, I struggled a bit

I suggest wearing breathable and flexible clothing. I wore jeans and regretted it almost immediately – not the best choice for parkour moves, haha!

check out the food stalls outside after your session. i think they have really affordable and tasty options. it’s a nice way to refuel without breaking the bank!

I recommend hitting the park right when it opens around 10 AM. This way, you'll have fewer crowds and more space to practice your moves. Nothing worse than tripping over someone else's feet!

If you're up for it, pack a picnic! There are plenty of nice spots to relax and enjoy a bite while you soak in the views - it saves you from buying overpriced cafe food.

Arrive by 9 AM to get the best views of the waterfalls before it gets too crowded. I wished I’d gone earlier for some great photo ops!

I suggest you arrive by 8:30 AM if you want a good parking spot and shorter lines for rentals. Trust me, it gets crowded quick!

Check the weather beforehand! The conditions can change rapidly and I ended up getting caught in a snowstorm without the right gear. Not fun!

If you're planning to eat out, consider the restaurants down in town instead of at the resort. I found some hidden gems that were way tastier and cheaper - totally worth it!

I think it's worth checking the weather before you go. I got caught in a storm one day, and my ride back was a nightmare! Stay updated for a smoother trip

I suggest grabbing an early breakfast and hitting the slopes by 8:30 AM. You'll enjoy uncrowded runs and fresh powder, way better than the chaos later in the day!

If you're on a budget, compare prices for boat trips in advance. I found that some tours were way better priced than others, and the experience was just as fantastic.

Bring a waterproof phone case. You’ll want to snap pics of those stunning caves, but things can get a bit splashy on the boat. Trust me, you'll want to keep your phone safe.

Pack a light lunch and some water. Once you get to the Marble Caves, there aren’t many places to grab food, so it’s nice to have a picnic by the water!

Try to book your session online in advance; it really helps you skip the lines, especially on weekends. I did this and saved a ton of time!