Honeymoons in Chile

When to go:
Chile is a large, long country stretching from the southern most tip of South America upwards to Bolivia and Peru. As such, during your honeymoon in Chile you can expect to experience a climate which varies wildly from one area of the country to another. In the north, it is hot and dry, and in the far south it is cold and rainy. The middle regions have a characteristic Mediterranean climate, with the wet season falling from May to August. Most parts of Chile experience four distinct seasons: spring (September to November), summer (December to February), autumn (March to May), and winter (June to August). If you’re planning on soaking up some sun on a gorgeous beach during your honeymoon in Chile, be sure to plan ahead. The busiest months are January and February, during which beaches are crowded and bookings are required far in advance. If you’re coming from the northern hemisphere, don’t forget that the seasons will be opposite from what you’re used to!

Flight Information:
Flying from Dublin, Delta offers a flight to Santiago. With one or two connections en route, the total flying total flying time is around 25 hours.

Currency:
The Chilean Peso is the local currency.

Travel Documents
Newlyweds from Ireland do not require a visa to enjoy their honeymoon in Chile. For visits of up to 90 days, all you’ll need is a passport which is valid for at least six months. From Europe you can fly directly into Chile’s capital, Santiago, and from there your most comfortable options are to rent a car or book domestic flights to any other cities you wish to visit. Within Santiago, public transportation is more than sufficient and you won’t need a car to get around.