Top Parks in Chile

I suggest grabbing food from local vendors instead of the park's cafes. You'll save money, and the street food is surprisingly delicious. Just watch out for spicy stuff if you're not used to it.

Take time to explore the visitor center first. It has awesome maps, info on trails, and lot of tips from rangers. I skipped this and missed some cool hidden spots.

My advice is to pack a snack and some water. There are lovely picnic spots around the park and you might want to take your time enjoying the view instead of rushing out for a meal.

Bring cash! The entry fee is not expensive, but credit cards aren’t accepted at all spots, and you don’t wanna get caught out.

Pack your own food! The park has some spots for lunch, but prices can be steep. I had a picnic by the river that was way more enjoyable than the overpriced sandwiches in the area.

Bring cash! Not all places, including local vendors, accept cards. I ended up scrambling around for an ATM just to grab some snacks. Better safe than sorry!

When hiking, look for the lesser-known trails. I stumbled upon a hidden waterfall that wasn’t on the maps, and it was one of my fave moments.