We are so so so beyond grateful for all the support this video is receiving!! 🥹❤️ It’s always a futile effort to capture the essence of a place, particularly the magic of somewhere like Chile, but to have Chileans themselves say we did a good job in this one is so exciting and humbling and makes us proud. Thank you so much 🙏 But we can’t really take credit when Chile is such an easy place to get beautiful videos of lol 😂 Cheers friends to this big, spectacular, wondrous planet we all share. See you out there 🌎🫡
now its not the chile from the 90,s or 2000,s the country whent downhill in 2014, and beyond, crime massive migracion from venezuela,i came back to the country in the mid 90,s it was sooo peacfull then, not alot people, and it was safe, now the Chile that i came back. dosent exist.The problem with my country is soooooo damn farrrr,its in the end of the world.now alot of crime,alot, and that was not a problem for chile back in the day.
@@davidtoro4218 It's still safer than the US, according to indexes. Idk, I felt really safe there but some 3 months after I left Leftists started rioting because metro prices (I think) then threw a molotov in a carabinera, burned the metros (which makes sense if you want cheaper prices...right?) the tanks rolled on the streets and killed 35 of them. I still hold that Chile and Uruguay are better than many european countries, but in a terrible neighborhood, but all with an emotionally childish people prone to elect charismatic dictators. I'm still picking Paraguay though as the most acessible US-like country, but if Argentina continues on the right path I'll one day own a small vinyard in Mendoza lol
You miss puerto varas , I live there , I could explain many secret including secret history , masons , trust me atheism is a lie , I strongly advice you believe in Jesus .
@@davidtoro4218 he viajado por varios paises, y Chile sigue siendo un pais que a nivel de america es de los 3 mejores paise para visitar. Chile se quiere siempre!!!! solo te das cuentas cuando estas fuera.
Glad you liked my country. I haven't been to Punta Arenas or Easter Island, so thank you for showing those places in a such an awesome manner. Peace ✌ and good luck in your next adventure 😁
Hallulla and marraqueta are the most popular breads in Chile. They are consumed at breakfast in the morning and at tea time in the afternoon, around 6 pm. They are eaten with butter, ham, jam, and the very popular avocado, which makes them very delicious. The avocado is prepared as a purée, with some salt and a little oil to taste.
I am so happy that I found this video. Our family is planning to visit Chile, and your video helped us make the decision faster. Thanks for all the helpful information. Greetings from Guadalajara, Mexico.
We are so glad to have helped your trip planning a little bit!! ☺️🥰 We love Mexico! Haven’t been to Guadalajara yet but would love to go. Please feel free to ask any questions we’d be happy to answer them for you 😊
Estimado vengan! Hay formas muy economicas de estar y moverse en el país,. Uds saben español por lo cual pueden preguntarme si quieren par de consejos al respecto
Estimado vengan! Hay formas muy economicas de estar y moverse en el país,. Uds saben español por lo cual pueden preguntarme si quieren par de consejos al respecto
@@samirSch What? You mean go to see a stolen Moai? That's not cool, and certainly not the same as seeing them at the island. Rapanui deserves to have all their Moai back, where they belong.
CHILE se divide en 16 regiones muy diversas entre si , cada región de chile perfectamente es igual de grande que varios países europeos, muy diverso, chile esconde muchos secretos que ni los chilenos conocemos , saludos desde viña del mar
It's good that you liked Chile, i hope you can enjoy this country again (Patagonia, the Carretera Austral and the national parks in the south are very beautiful places). Greetings and success!
I grew up in the desert in the north of Chile and I hated it so much, I found it so boring with no plants, the grey landscape made me sad. I just wanted to say that seeing you guys enjoying it so much and appreciating the little things like the pieces of salt is somehow healing :) I'm very happy you loved my beautiful country 💜
Daw that’s so fun!!! And yes I totally understand. But what a beautiful place! Glad we could rekindle a little of that sense of excitement in you hopefully! 🙏 cheers and thanks for watching our video! 🥰
What a lovely video guys, i’m really glad you enjoy “my” country, i think you really made a good job portraying it. Excellent camera shots, you two are lovely and carismatic, and i wish you the best in your next adventure
I am glad you enjoyed the Atacama Desert. I worked there, at Very Large Telescope, for 18 years and learned to love the desert, its beauty, its tranquility. There I understood why religious revelations to prophets often occur in a desert. In Chile the desert is also called pampa, and there is an adjective to describe a person who falls in love with the desert, it is said that he is ¨ apampado ¨.
Guys! IS my first time watching you and I enjoyed SO much the video, congrats!! great info, views, energy and also great spanish!! Glad I found you and glad you enjoyed Chile!! :)
Thank you SO MUCH!! 🥰👍 You are so sweet. We really enjoyed making this and can’t wait to continue exploring Chile some day!! On to Peru! That is our next journey
It goes without saying that you should go to such a place, because wherever you go, Chile has beautiful places from north to south. I hope that when you return you will visit it completely. I assure you that it will be a wonderful adventure.
@@WyattandReyka Check Torres del Paine, its truly wonderful! I didn't see it personally, but when we were in a van to Cajon del Maipo (another wonderful place, close to Santiago) we found a czech couple hiking, offered them a lift and found out they've taken a sabbatical year to travel, and been hicking all the way up from Patagonia in the last 2 months. They showed the pictures and videos and it was incredible, including an iceberg collapsing they caught on camera.
That's awesome!! They sound like a nice, adventurous couple! Haha. We'd love to spend a year in one place, but at the same time the rest of the world calls us. We are heading to Hawaii, Australia, and Hong Kong in about a week! Cannot wait! But for sure, next time we will not miss Torres del Paine or the Austral Route. Cheers and thanks for sharing so many fun stories here in the comments! 🥰
@@WyattandReyka Do it while you are young, the Carretera Austral is 1,240 kms. ! I drove over here some years ago, and it's truly amazing, you feel like in any moment a dinosaur will come out from the jungle, if I'm not mistaken, the only cold jungle in the world.
Awesome video! You guys definitely have to come back again to see more of our beautiful country, there's so much to visit you wouldn't believe ❤️🗺️ happy that you loved our place, new subscriber 🫶🏻😊
Thank you so much you are so sweet!! We LOVE your beautiful country and cannot wait to return some day!! We know there is so much more to see and do 🥰 cheers and thanks for subscribing!! ❤️❤️🙏🙏
A fun fact about Atacama: If you felt you were happier in the desert it's probably because it's flooded with lithium (Chile is the 2nd country with the most lithium in the world). Lithium is one of the main components for the medication for depression
@@WyattandReyka And don't miss the Lakes & Volcanoes District (where I live) and the Carretera Austral (Route 7)!🌋I'm sure you guys will love it! Best of luck in your next adventure :)
@@WyattandReyka Maybe split or come for more time, we have thousands of kilometers of amazing geography. You would love the desert going more to the north, where there are no cactus, nothing. Iquique is amazing, if you spend enough time in the desert, you begin to see lots of different colors at the mountains, that at first you didn't notice. And, of course, the Salitreras, ghost towns, like Humberstone. From Santiago to the south, the Región de Los Ríos (region of rivers) and Región de los Lagos (Region of lakes) are very, very beautiful, with their own architecture, food, etc. Chiloé is like another country.
I know i'm a bit later to this vid, but i'm glad y'all enjoyed Chile! As a small fun fact, chileans actually have a good sense on the cardinal directions, since the Andes mountains are ALWAYS east, so they just have to look for them.
Thanks so much for your kind words!!! We really did love Chile. Can't wait to go back, to be honest. I wonder if Chileans feel lost when they leave Chile because they don't have the andes to help tell them which way is East 😂
First, thank you for your visit to our country, you learned about the most popular things about our beautiful country, but to be honest, each of the 16 regions of Chile has beautiful postcards, I currently live in the Maule region which has hot springs, waterfalls, beautiful rivers, long beaches on the coast, snow in its beautiful mountains and the best wines of Chile. It is the region that, in my opinion, best preserves the typical traditions of Chile. Greetings and much success in your next trips.
One of the things I like about my country is that you can go camping anywhere and there is no problem with poisonous insects or dangerous animals because there is nothing like that here, like snakes or bears.
That's so awesome!! We are headed to Australia soon and we are TERRIFIED of the snakes/spiders they have there. Hopefully we'll survive to live another day 🥰
@@WyattandReyka We have only two dangerous spiders, the most deadly is the araña del rincón (corner spider). They live as their name, in corners, dark ones, like inside closets, so you will not see one of those in a camping site. The other thing that can be dangerous is the hanta virus, which is transmitted by a certain mouse that lives in the south of Chile. To prevent catching that virus, always open windows, doors, etc., once you enter a place that's been closed for a while. Other than that, we don't have any dangerous animals or insects. Our snakes are truly Chilean: friendly 😂
For the next trip, come here where I live in 'Lolol,' a commune where the Santa Cruz vineyard is located, in the Chilean wine region. I can provide accommodation and give you a tour of the area in the Sixth Region of Chile.
Regarding the animals, in Chile we have 4 different kind of camelids: the guanacos in the south, llamas, alpacas and vicuñas in the North. I am very glad u liked our country u seem a very nice and adventurous couple 🙌🏻
IMHO the best tourist attractions of Chile are in order of greatness: 1. Torres del Paine 2. Easter Island 3. San Pedro de Atacama and surounding area including : Geyser del Tatio and Valle de La Luna. And others such as Laguan Cejar, Toconao and Tulor. 5. Carretera Austral 6. Chiloe 7. Lake distric 8. Parinacota and Lake Chungara - In Arica the Chinchorro mumies and San Miguel de Azapa. 9. Valparaiso -Many points of interest there 10. Santiago -Many points of interest there. 11. Puerto Montt, Puerto Varas, Frutillar, Volcan Osorno, Saltos de Petrohue and Lake Todos los Santos (They are next to each other) 12. Pucón and Volcan Villarica 13. Cajón del Maipo. 14. Any of the many glaciers in the South. 15. The fiords and glaciers of Tierra del Fuego. 16 La Cueva del Milodon 17. El Valle del Elqui and all its little towns. 18. Cape Horn 19. Chilean Antartic 20. Juan Fernandez Island For the winter sport fans: Portillo, Farellones, Cerro Nevado, La Parva, Lagunillas, and other Ski centers. For the fishermen the lake distric and southern rivers. Man made incredible attractions: Cerro Paranal, Cerro Dominador, Chuquicamata mine, El Teniente mine, El Chiflon del Diablo coal mine, The Santiago Metro stations.
Tip: If anyone reading this don't have the chance to go to Easter Island (which is very far) you can see a real Moai in Viña del Mar (which is 30min drive from Santiago). They brought a real one from the island to the museum there.
well, you just stayed in san pedro, if you come a 2nd time don't waste your time in that ultra expensive town because there are a LOT of places around the 2nd Region, and they are WAAAAY BETTER. You can travel through Chiu Chiu, Ayquina, Caspana, Taira Valley, the Ascotan Salt Flat, Chug-Chug geoglyphs. Alto El Loa, etc.
En realidad son pueblitos perdidos en el medio del desierto pero dónde encontrarás alojamiento mucho mas económico que en san Pedro de Atacama@@WyattandReyka
What a wonderful video, thank you guys! It's like going with you. I got very impressed with Rapanui, because was there almost a month in 2007, and it has changed a lot. Hanga Roa is a lot bigger, more souvenir shops, hotels, etc. Maybe you could give tourists certain tips, like when you travel to an island (specially Rapanui because it's so far away) try to not use the hair dryer or an iron because the electricity can not be enough for the whole island, specially in February when they have their Festival, the Tapati. In those days the island duplicates the amount of people, therefore, lots of garbage, etc. It's fragil. Basically, be respectful, which we always should be. I remember when being there, that they didn't have a solution for old car tires, etc., that there is no way to ged rid of, except sending garbage back to the continent. Anyway, I loved your video and subscribed, you guys will keep doing great! PS: Please use a lot of sunscreen wherever you go in Chile. Sun over here is dangerous. PS2: There es a reason why they close early a lot of places in Atacama Desert. It's because if you get stuck in the desert because your car broke, you can actually freeze at nighttime. There are many parts with no cel phone signal, so you can be alone a while before getting help. And, because the people who work there live far away. The desert has it's own time. Hugs from Chile.
Thank you so much for such an amazing message! 🥰 We so appreciate you responding to the different parts of our video. And yes! Next time we would love to visit the tire garbage in Easter Island, as well as share some more tips on how to get the most out of a particular place. You are so sweet and we can't thank you enough for sharing your thoughts with us. It was a joy for us to read. And yes! We wear lots of sunscreen now after getting so badly burned in the desert. Haha
@@WyattandReyka As I was seeing the video when you where in San Pedro, I kept waiting to see you guys use sun screen and thinking "OMG these guys are going to get burned", specially when you fell asleep. But sure enough, you learned the lesson.BTW, Anakena isn't the only beach at Rapanui, but is is the tourists beach. Rapanuis have there "secret" beach where you go when the locals invite you LOL. Then you get to see how everybody knows each other, and the sense of community they have. You got right on spot speaking about how expensive it is too. That's because everything except the fish and a few other things has to be brought by ship. And... sometimes when there are storms and ships get delayed, it is possible you go there and there isn't any gas or toilet paper. 😂
those statues of men with white and red colors and weird head shapes in punta arenas are actually statues of the southernmost native americans before the spanish arrived. you should have traveled to penguin island, torrest del paine or visit a glaciar grey, all are amazing places very close to punta arenas,
Les faltó el completo :( , vuelvan pronto (You guys missed to try the "completo" [sort of chilean hotdog which is so tipical from here] :( , come back soon)
Chile is wonderful. Despite the pickpocketeers, its super safe. As a brazilian, I never thought I'd be walking in a 5mi habitants city at 3am like I did in Santiago. Also very clean, except for the leftists vandalizing historical monuments, burning churches and metro, or doing graffitti the classical buildings in general. And I found Santiago somewhat cheaper than my little countryside town. If they had gun laws and lower taxes like Paraguay, Chile would definitely be my first choice of country. I always dreamed of living in a small vinyeard close to hikeable snowy mountains..like the ones we see on our way to Viña del Mar, which is the bonus as I'd also be living 30min from the beach (with freezing water, unfortunately, but somewhat swimable). And then the desert and the beautiful Torres del Paine which I plan to visit the next time I go there. And last but not least, the PEOPLE! Chileans were super friendly, and measured no efforts to help us when we went there, from things like helping lost tourists to making sure we left the building in safety during the earthquake we went through on our first day there.
@@WyattandReyka It was fun: we arrived, went to grocery, new dumb law prohibited more than 2 plastic bags. We shoved everything in them and the handle + weight made carrying it through 4 blocks too heavy for my wrists, so my hands were shaky for the next 15min...didn't notice a thing until mom came screaming saying her bed was shaking and someone knocked on our AirBnB door to say we should bail ASAP, 11th floor, can't use elevators in this situation. It was a strong 6.7 Richter scale, I think it's called "Coquimbo Earthquake". 2 people died (but not in Santiago) and it was international news, so you can imagine how my dad was worried sick when he saw it on the brazilian news, as earthquakes are totally alien for us.
That's a crazy story!! At the same time we want to experience an earthquake because it would be awesome but we're also generally scared of dying lololol. Cheers thanks for sharing! Hope you enjoyed our Chile/Brazil series! 🥰
@@WyattandReyka I did enjoy the series and I'm following your travels as time allows, but don't worry about the earthquake; it's nothing special, being close to a heavy cargo train, the ground shakes somewhat the same. Just don't be like those people who try to take selfies near one and become yet another sad youtube videe. The fool here once almost got split in half by a broken iron ladder hanging from the side of one of the wagons by mere seconds, then learned to never assume you know what's coming your way. Be safe and happy trails!
@@samirSch Amazing feedback!! And yeah haha we are always trying to avoid being "those tourists" that you hear about on TV doing something idiotic lol. Thanks and cheers 🥰
hallula is just bread 😅, in chile most of people eat bread everyday is like the thing we eat... some country make fun of chilean's love for bread but is for a reason, that bread taste really good in chile
Daw thank you so much!! ❤️ You are so sweet! It's a Patagonia Fleece jacket I got many years ago. I'm honestly not quite sure the specific type beyond that. Hope that helps! Let me know if you can't find it and I'll look more into what type exactly it is. 🥰
The pink color results from the carotenoids (pigments synthesized by plants) found in the microscopic algae that brine shrimp eat and which flamingos dine on.🦩🦩
@@WyattandReyka According to the Uruguayan writer Horacio Quiroga in his book Cuentos de la Selva (Jungle´s stories), he explains in a story that in the jungle a party was organized and the flamingos were invited, they decided to wear stockings to look more beautiful, and they bought snake skins from a merchant. The vipers at the party realized that the flamingos were wearing their sisters' legs as stockings and were furious, to take revenge they spent the whole party biting the flamingos' legs, and that's why the flamingos have red legs.
@@nicolasespinoza712 According to the Uruguayan writer Horacio Quiroga in his book Cuentos de la Selva (Jungle´s stories), he explains in a story that in the jungle a party was organized and the flamingos were invited, they decided to wear stockings to look more beautiful, and they bought snake skins from a merchant. The vipers at the party realized that the flamingos were wearing their sisters' legs as stockings and were furious, to take revenge they spent the whole party biting the flamingos' legs, and that's why the flamingos have red legs.
Nos encantó conocer los venezolanos y colombianos! Gente MUY buena. Y los chilenos tambien por supuesto. Saludos. Ojalá que te gustó nuestro video! Y debes visitar a Colombia! Lo recomendemos. Fuimos después de chile es muy hermosa!
@@WyattandReykaen realidad aún no se sabe cuanto es su población, este año se realizó el censo pero que aún no se entregan datos oficiales, se estima esa población porque se suma a la explosiva llegada de migrantes , principalmente de Venezuela, que no son muy bien vistos en chile , Santiago tiene 7 millones y 1.5 millones de extranjeros viviendo allí en total 8.5 y esa cifra sigue aumentando pues chile es el país latino con la mayor cifra de población extranjera, ya bordea el 15% de población extranjera en el país
You have to visit Valparaíso , hey this 24 of Agoust the ukranian comunity of Chile Will celebrate the independence day of Ukraine in the park Alberto Hurtado in Santiago, would You like to come and interview them ? Good time in Chile, recommend Valdivia and Castro
@@WyattandReyka It's not about the Dutch actor, it's about his role in the film. Many Chileans believe that the art of making street music by dancing with a bass drum on one's back is something that the «chinchineros» in Chile invented. But in Mary Poppins' film, it is clear that it was also seen on the streets of England in times past.
We are so so so beyond grateful for all the support this video is receiving!! 🥹❤️
It’s always a futile effort to capture the essence of a place, particularly the magic of somewhere like Chile, but to have Chileans themselves say we did a good job in this one is so exciting and humbling and makes us proud. Thank you so much 🙏
But we can’t really take credit when Chile is such an easy place to get beautiful videos of lol 😂
Cheers friends to this big, spectacular, wondrous planet we all share. See you out there 🌎🫡
now its not the chile from the 90,s or 2000,s the country whent downhill in 2014, and beyond, crime massive migracion from venezuela,i came back to the country in the mid 90,s it was sooo peacfull then, not alot people, and it was safe, now the Chile that i came back. dosent exist.The problem with my country is soooooo damn farrrr,its in the end of the world.now alot of crime,alot, and that was not a problem for chile back in the day.
@@davidtoro4218 It's still safer than the US, according to indexes. Idk, I felt really safe there but some 3 months after I left Leftists started rioting because metro prices (I think) then threw a molotov in a carabinera, burned the metros (which makes sense if you want cheaper prices...right?) the tanks rolled on the streets and killed 35 of them.
I still hold that Chile and Uruguay are better than many european countries, but in a terrible neighborhood, but all with an emotionally childish people prone to elect charismatic dictators. I'm still picking Paraguay though as the most acessible US-like country, but if Argentina continues on the right path I'll one day own a small vinyard in Mendoza lol
You miss puerto varas , I live there , I could explain many secret including secret history , masons , trust me atheism is a lie , I strongly advice you believe in Jesus .
@@davidtoro4218 he viajado por varios paises, y Chile sigue siendo un pais que a nivel de america es de los 3 mejores paise para visitar. Chile se quiere siempre!!!! solo te das cuentas cuando estas fuera.
Always good to see a couple of over enthusiastic but respectful gringos enjoying my country
Haha happy to fill that niche for you 🤣 Cheers! Gotta love Chile!
@@WyattandReyka And "gringo" is not a slang or an insult here in Chile, it means that you guys are just blonde XD
@@Sarpiente Or just foreigners
Glad you liked my country. I haven't been to Punta Arenas or Easter Island, so thank you for showing those places in a such an awesome manner. Peace ✌ and good luck in your next adventure 😁
Thank you! 🙏🥰
We loved it! So much to see and do we feel that we only scratched the surface of Chile 😂
We love You too guys! Thanks for visiting❤
You are so sweet!! Thank you 🥰🤗
Hallulla and marraqueta are the most popular breads in Chile. They are consumed at breakfast in the morning and at tea time in the afternoon, around 6 pm. They are eaten with butter, ham, jam, and the very popular avocado, which makes them very delicious. The avocado is prepared as a purée, with some salt and a little oil to taste.
That sounds so delicious!! Hopefully we can try those next time we’re in Chile 👍🥰
mi loco, está olvidando la dobladita
oof disculpa amigo! haha. La proxima vez no olvidaremos la dobladita 👍
You went in the fall. Im sure you’ll enjoy much more in summer January o February
It's my first time in this channel and I really enjoy your video.
We are so happy you are here!! Thanks so much for watching please have an excellent day! ❤️
Excelente. Espero que sigan disfrutando de su viaje por el mundo. Son una pareja muy linda y simpática. Chile los espera nuevamente.
Muchas gracias!! Eres muy amable. Y volveremos seguramente hay mucho más en ese país que queremos hacer 🙏🥰
I am so happy that I found this video. Our family is planning to visit Chile, and your video helped us make the decision faster. Thanks for all the helpful information. Greetings from Guadalajara, Mexico.
We are so glad to have helped your trip planning a little bit!! ☺️🥰
We love Mexico! Haven’t been to Guadalajara yet but would love to go.
Please feel free to ask any questions we’d be happy to answer them for you 😊
Estimado vengan! Hay formas muy economicas de estar y moverse en el país,. Uds saben español por lo cual pueden preguntarme si quieren par de consejos al respecto
Estimado vengan! Hay formas muy economicas de estar y moverse en el país,. Uds saben español por lo cual pueden preguntarme si quieren par de consejos al respecto
Tip: if you have no time to visit Easter Island (which is very far) you can see a real Moai they lifted from the Island in Viña del Mar museum.
@@samirSch What? You mean go to see a stolen Moai? That's not cool, and certainly not the same as seeing them at the island. Rapanui deserves to have all their Moai back, where they belong.
CHILE se divide en 16 regiones muy diversas entre si , cada región de chile perfectamente es igual de grande que varios países europeos, muy diverso, chile esconde muchos secretos que ni los chilenos conocemos , saludos desde viña del mar
Es la verdad! Hay un montón para conocer en el país. Demasiado! Saludos!! Muchas gracias por ver nuestro video 🥰
It's good that you liked Chile, i hope you can enjoy this country again (Patagonia, the Carretera Austral and the national parks in the south are very beautiful places). Greetings and success!
Yes! We would love to keep exploring 🥰🤗
I grew up in the desert in the north of Chile and I hated it so much, I found it so boring with no plants, the grey landscape made me sad. I just wanted to say that seeing you guys enjoying it so much and appreciating the little things like the pieces of salt is somehow healing :) I'm very happy you loved my beautiful country 💜
Daw that’s so fun!!! And yes I totally understand. But what a beautiful place! Glad we could rekindle a little of that sense of excitement in you hopefully! 🙏 cheers and thanks for watching our video! 🥰
What a lovely video guys, i’m really glad you enjoy “my” country, i think you really made a good job portraying it. Excellent camera shots, you two are lovely and carismatic, and i wish you the best in your next adventure
Thank you so much you are so sweet! 🥰
Chile is an easy place to fall in love with lol
@@WyattandReyka i’ll be waiting for your next adventures guys! 🥰
I am glad you enjoyed the Atacama Desert. I worked there, at Very Large Telescope, for 18 years and learned to love the desert, its beauty, its tranquility. There I understood why religious revelations to prophets often occur in a desert. In Chile the desert is also called pampa, and there is an adjective to describe a person who falls in love with the desert, it is said that he is ¨ apampado ¨.
That’s awesome!! I think we saw the Very Large Telescope from a distance once while driving around 🤗🥰
Y estamos apampados!! Jajajaja
@@WyattandReyka There is a book about the Apampados. We, the latins are more expresive about our feelings
@@jacksondouglas5694 Not anymore, expressing your feelings might get you jailed in Cuba, Venezuela and now Brasil.
Guys! IS my first time watching you and I enjoyed SO much the video, congrats!! great info, views, energy and also great spanish!! Glad I found you and glad you enjoyed Chile!! :)
Thank you SO MUCH!! 🥰👍 You are so sweet. We really enjoyed making this and can’t wait to continue exploring Chile some day!! On to Peru! That is our next journey
Lindos videos !! Ojala vuelvan nuevamente... Hay muchos lugares mas que conocer !! Pucon , puerto varas , Iquique, etc etc ... saludos!!
Gracias!! 🙏 Sí la próxima vez vamos a conocer mucho más
It goes without saying that you should go to such a place, because wherever you go, Chile has beautiful places from north to south. I hope that when you return you will visit it completely. I assure you that it will be a wonderful adventure.
We hope to return sooner rather than later! Chile is amazing 🥰
Guys, if you think you have seen the most amazing thing about Chile, you should go south and you will see the most beautiful landscapes in the world🌞🌈
We want to hike in Chilean Patagonia very badly! 🥰👍
@@WyattandReyka Check Torres del Paine, its truly wonderful! I didn't see it personally, but when we were in a van to Cajon del Maipo (another wonderful place, close to Santiago) we found a czech couple hiking, offered them a lift and found out they've taken a sabbatical year to travel, and been hicking all the way up from Patagonia in the last 2 months.
They showed the pictures and videos and it was incredible, including an iceberg collapsing they caught on camera.
That's awesome!! They sound like a nice, adventurous couple! Haha. We'd love to spend a year in one place, but at the same time the rest of the world calls us. We are heading to Hawaii, Australia, and Hong Kong in about a week! Cannot wait! But for sure, next time we will not miss Torres del Paine or the Austral Route. Cheers and thanks for sharing so many fun stories here in the comments! 🥰
@@WyattandReyka Do it while you are young, the Carretera Austral is 1,240 kms. ! I drove over here some years ago, and it's truly amazing, you feel like in any moment a dinosaur will come out from the jungle, if I'm not mistaken, the only cold jungle in the world.
That sounds so awesome!! Hope we can visit it someday!!
Your Rapa Nui video is magnificent !!!
Thank you so much!!! 🤗🥰
OMG that secret message was so sweet.
🤣 Hahaha I figured she said that but not until editing did I realize what she said
Awesome video! You guys definitely have to come back again to see more of our beautiful country, there's so much to visit you wouldn't believe ❤️🗺️ happy that you loved our place, new subscriber 🫶🏻😊
Thank you so much you are so sweet!! We LOVE your beautiful country and cannot wait to return some day!! We know there is so much more to see and do 🥰 cheers and thanks for subscribing!! ❤️❤️🙏🙏
Thanx for your visit!!! We love to show off our peeps and places…
Our pleasure! 🥰🤗
A fun fact about Atacama: If you felt you were happier in the desert it's probably because it's flooded with lithium (Chile is the 2nd country with the most lithium in the world). Lithium is one of the main components for the medication for depression
So cool!!! Maybe THAT'S why we had such a good time hahahaha. Cheers and thanks for sharing! Hope you enjoyed the video! 🥰
you should visit torres del paine some day :)
We want to next time! 🥰
@@WyattandReyka And don't miss the Lakes & Volcanoes District (where I live) and the Carretera Austral (Route 7)!🌋I'm sure you guys will love it! Best of luck in your next adventure :)
@@nicolasespinoza712 thank you friend!!! We will add those to our list for next time 🥰🤗
@@WyattandReyka Maybe split or come for more time, we have thousands of kilometers of amazing geography. You would love the desert going more to the north, where there are no cactus, nothing. Iquique is amazing, if you spend enough time in the desert, you begin to see lots of different colors at the mountains, that at first you didn't notice. And, of course, the Salitreras, ghost towns, like Humberstone. From Santiago to the south, the Región de Los Ríos (region of rivers) and Región de los Lagos (Region of lakes) are very, very beautiful, with their own architecture, food, etc. Chiloé is like another country.
I know i'm a bit later to this vid, but i'm glad y'all enjoyed Chile! As a small fun fact, chileans actually have a good sense on the cardinal directions, since the Andes mountains are ALWAYS east, so they just have to look for them.
Thanks so much for your kind words!!! We really did love Chile. Can't wait to go back, to be honest. I wonder if Chileans feel lost when they leave Chile because they don't have the andes to help tell them which way is East 😂
Great video, I like your enjoyed your visit to Chile. Come back soon.😁
Thank you so much!! 🤗🥰 we really appreciate it
Thanks for visiting and good luck in your next trip 💙
Thank you! We appreciate you! 🥰
Eastern Island it´s a paradaise to dive.. The visibility under sea surface is 50 meters
Next time!!! 🤗🥰 sad we missed it sounds amazing
Come back soon!! ❤Thank you for your beautiful words about my country, you are a lovely couple! Safe travels guys 🥰
It is our pleasure! What an amazing country! 🥰
First, thank you for your visit to our country, you learned about the most popular things about our beautiful country, but to be honest, each of the 16 regions of Chile has beautiful postcards, I currently live in the Maule region which has hot springs, waterfalls, beautiful rivers, long beaches on the coast, snow in its beautiful mountains and the best wines of Chile. It is the region that, in my opinion, best preserves the typical traditions of Chile.
Greetings and much success in your next trips.
Thank you so much!! 🥰🙏
Cannot wait to explore more of Chile in the future. So many places to discover.
Chile is a wonderful country
It really is! 🥰👍
One of the things I like about my country is that you can go camping anywhere and there is no problem with poisonous insects or dangerous animals because there is nothing like that here, like snakes or bears.
That's so awesome!! We are headed to Australia soon and we are TERRIFIED of the snakes/spiders they have there. Hopefully we'll survive to live another day 🥰
@@WyattandReyka We have only two dangerous spiders, the most deadly is the araña del rincón (corner spider). They live as their name, in corners, dark ones, like inside closets, so you will not see one of those in a camping site. The other thing that can be dangerous is the hanta virus, which is transmitted by a certain mouse that lives in the south of Chile. To prevent catching that virus, always open windows, doors, etc., once you enter a place that's been closed for a while. Other than that, we don't have any dangerous animals or insects. Our snakes are truly Chilean: friendly 😂
For the next trip, come here where I live in 'Lolol,' a commune where the Santa Cruz vineyard is located, in the Chilean wine region. I can provide accommodation and give you a tour of the area in the Sixth Region of Chile.
When we come back to Chile, we will contact you!! That sounds amazing. Thank you! 🥰🤗
Regarding the animals, in Chile we have 4 different kind of camelids: the guanacos in the south, llamas, alpacas and vicuñas in the North. I am very glad u liked our country u seem a very nice and adventurous couple 🙌🏻
That’s awesome!! So many types of Camelids. Hopefully we can come back soon and befriend a llama! 😂👍🥰
@@WyattandReyka Yeah, but careful with the guanacos, they spit!
Haha will do!!!
Thanks for visiting Chile 😁
It was truly our pleasure!! 🥰
Hope you enjoyed and had fun. Love Punta Arenas. lived 4 years and my son live there with his family.
Enjoyed a ton! It was a blast ☺️🥰
That’s cool your son lives there!
@@WyattandReyka Yes. and I am very happy for him. Good luck.
marvelous video, thanks for visiting!
Our pleasure!!! Thank you so much we are so glad you enjoyed!! 🥰👍
IMHO the best tourist attractions of Chile are in order of greatness:
1. Torres del Paine
2. Easter Island
3. San Pedro de Atacama and surounding area including : Geyser del Tatio and Valle de La Luna. And others such as Laguan Cejar, Toconao and Tulor.
5. Carretera Austral
6. Chiloe
7. Lake distric
8. Parinacota and Lake Chungara - In Arica the Chinchorro mumies and San Miguel de Azapa.
9. Valparaiso -Many points of interest there
10. Santiago -Many points of interest there.
11. Puerto Montt, Puerto Varas, Frutillar, Volcan Osorno, Saltos de Petrohue and Lake Todos los Santos (They are next to each other)
12. Pucón and Volcan Villarica
13. Cajón del Maipo.
14. Any of the many glaciers in the South.
15. The fiords and glaciers of Tierra del Fuego.
16 La Cueva del Milodon
17. El Valle del Elqui and all its little towns.
18. Cape Horn
19. Chilean Antartic
20. Juan Fernandez Island
For the winter sport fans: Portillo, Farellones, Cerro Nevado, La Parva, Lagunillas, and other Ski centers.
For the fishermen the lake distric and southern rivers.
Man made incredible attractions: Cerro Paranal, Cerro Dominador, Chuquicamata mine, El Teniente mine, El Chiflon del Diablo coal mine, The Santiago Metro stations.
AMAZING LIST! Thank you so much for sharing! 🥰
Tip: If anyone reading this don't have the chance to go to Easter Island (which is very far) you can see a real Moai in Viña del Mar (which is 30min drive from Santiago). They brought a real one from the island to the museum there.
That’s great to know!! Don’t need to fly all the way to rapa nui
"They have to go to Puerto Williams, the most remote place in the world, located in Chile, further south than Punta Arenas."
We saw puerto Williams! But from a distance across the beagle channel in Argentina. It looked fun, but very small, haha! 🤩
Wonderful video..!! Thanks for visit my country. Chile is amazing..!! Congratulations..!!
Thank you so much!!! It was our pleasure ☺️🥰
well, you just stayed in san pedro, if you come a 2nd time don't waste your time in that ultra expensive town because there are a LOT of places around the 2nd Region, and they are WAAAAY BETTER. You can travel through Chiu Chiu, Ayquina, Caspana, Taira Valley, the Ascotan Salt Flat, Chug-Chug geoglyphs. Alto El Loa, etc.
Amazing to know!! We’ll explore one of those other towns next time 🤗🥰
En realidad son pueblitos perdidos en el medio del desierto pero dónde encontrarás alojamiento mucho mas económico que en san Pedro de Atacama@@WyattandReyka
Claro! Pues nos encantan cosas más económicas jajaja. Gracias! 🥰
What a wonderful video, thank you guys! It's like going with you. I got very impressed with Rapanui, because was there almost a month in 2007, and it has changed a lot. Hanga Roa is a lot bigger, more souvenir shops, hotels, etc. Maybe you could give tourists certain tips, like when you travel to an island (specially Rapanui because it's so far away) try to not use the hair dryer or an iron because the electricity can not be enough for the whole island, specially in February when they have their Festival, the Tapati. In those days the island duplicates the amount of people, therefore, lots of garbage, etc. It's fragil. Basically, be respectful, which we always should be. I remember when being there, that they didn't have a solution for old car tires, etc., that there is no way to ged rid of, except sending garbage back to the continent. Anyway, I loved your video and subscribed, you guys will keep doing great!
PS: Please use a lot of sunscreen wherever you go in Chile. Sun over here is dangerous. PS2: There es a reason why they close early a lot of places in Atacama Desert. It's because if you get stuck in the desert because your car broke, you can actually freeze at nighttime. There are many parts with no cel phone signal, so you can be alone a while before getting help. And, because the people who work there live far away. The desert has it's own time. Hugs from Chile.
Thank you so much for such an amazing message! 🥰 We so appreciate you responding to the different parts of our video. And yes! Next time we would love to visit the tire garbage in Easter Island, as well as share some more tips on how to get the most out of a particular place. You are so sweet and we can't thank you enough for sharing your thoughts with us. It was a joy for us to read.
And yes! We wear lots of sunscreen now after getting so badly burned in the desert. Haha
@@WyattandReyka As I was seeing the video when you where in San Pedro, I kept waiting to see you guys use sun screen and thinking "OMG these guys are going to get burned", specially when you fell asleep. But sure enough, you learned the lesson.BTW, Anakena isn't the only beach at Rapanui, but is is the tourists beach. Rapanuis have there "secret" beach where you go when the locals invite you LOL. Then you get to see how everybody knows each other, and the sense of community they have. You got right on spot speaking about how expensive it is too. That's because everything except the fish and a few other things has to be brought by ship. And... sometimes when there are storms and ships get delayed, it is possible you go there and there isn't any gas or toilet paper. 😂
Hermoso viaje, deben volver, les faltó mucho por conocer: La Serena, Valle del Elqui, Valparaíso y viña del mar, Valdivia, Pucón, isla de Chiloe
Claro. Mucho más para conocer 👍🥰
Good job, guys 🎉
I really hope that you can visit Los Lagos Region and some vineyards next time ❤
Us too!!! Still lots of places to explore 🥰
Love Chile! 🇨🇱
Chile is awesome!!!
Thanks for visit my country❤️🇨🇱
Our absolute pleasure!! 🥰🇨🇱
those statues of men with white and red colors and weird head shapes in punta arenas are actually statues of the southernmost native americans before the spanish arrived. you should have traveled to penguin island, torrest del paine or visit a glaciar grey, all are amazing places very close to punta arenas,
Oh that’s amazing thank you so much for sharing!! We had no idea. Cheers and hope you enjoyed the video 🤗🥰
Thank you for your visit.
Thank you for watching! 🥰
Cuando vuelvan deben recorrer la carretera austral
Si lo quisimos hacer pero tuvimos que salir 😢 la próxima vez 👍
Les faltó el completo :( , vuelvan pronto (You guys missed to try the "completo" [sort of chilean hotdog which is so tipical from here] :( , come back soon)
Next time!!! 👍🤗
4:55 "Arenas de puta" jajaja el traductor de youtube lo hizo mal
Oof disculpa 😂 lo cambiaremos
Dulces de la Ligua would've been great and they're really chilean.
Next time for sure 👍🥰
Chile is wonderful. Despite the pickpocketeers, its super safe. As a brazilian, I never thought I'd be walking in a 5mi habitants city at 3am like I did in Santiago. Also very clean, except for the leftists vandalizing historical monuments, burning churches and metro, or doing graffitti the classical buildings in general. And I found Santiago somewhat cheaper than my little countryside town.
If they had gun laws and lower taxes like Paraguay, Chile would definitely be my first choice of country. I always dreamed of living in a small vinyeard close to hikeable snowy mountains..like the ones we see on our way to Viña del Mar, which is the bonus as I'd also be living 30min from the beach (with freezing water, unfortunately, but somewhat swimable). And then the desert and the beautiful Torres del Paine which I plan to visit the next time I go there.
And last but not least, the PEOPLE! Chileans were super friendly, and measured no efforts to help us when we went there, from things like helping lost tourists to making sure we left the building in safety during the earthquake we went through on our first day there.
Thanks for sharing!! 👍 crazy you guys were there during an earthquake! 😳
@@WyattandReyka It was fun: we arrived, went to grocery, new dumb law prohibited more than 2 plastic bags. We shoved everything in them and the handle + weight made carrying it through 4 blocks too heavy for my wrists, so my hands were shaky for the next 15min...didn't notice a thing until mom came screaming saying her bed was shaking and someone knocked on our AirBnB door to say we should bail ASAP, 11th floor, can't use elevators in this situation.
It was a strong 6.7 Richter scale, I think it's called "Coquimbo Earthquake". 2 people died (but not in Santiago) and it was international news, so you can imagine how my dad was worried sick when he saw it on the brazilian news, as earthquakes are totally alien for us.
That's a crazy story!! At the same time we want to experience an earthquake because it would be awesome but we're also generally scared of dying lololol. Cheers thanks for sharing! Hope you enjoyed our Chile/Brazil series! 🥰
@@WyattandReyka I did enjoy the series and I'm following your travels as time allows, but don't worry about the earthquake; it's nothing special, being close to a heavy cargo train, the ground shakes somewhat the same. Just don't be like those people who try to take selfies near one and become yet another sad youtube videe. The fool here once almost got split in half by a broken iron ladder hanging from the side of one of the wagons by mere seconds, then learned to never assume you know what's coming your way. Be safe and happy trails!
@@samirSch Amazing feedback!! And yeah haha we are always trying to avoid being "those tourists" that you hear about on TV doing something idiotic lol. Thanks and cheers 🥰
Beautiful....thank you!!
No, thank you!! 🥰
I just found your channel! Glad you liked Chile
Awesome so glad to have you here!! Chile was great. We definitely missed a lot but hope to come back soon 👍🥰
Glad you liked my beautiful country. And hallullas no are "a kind of bread", they ARE BREAD, 😁😁. A lot of hugs for you both from Oslo, 🥰🌹🥰.
Haha amazing! How could we not love Chile? Cheers! We can't wait to visit Oslo and all of Norway! 🥰
Pear or alcayota (pumpkin) empanadas are better !!. In Punta Arenas buy chocolade, by Kilograms. The city was colonized by croacians
Oh baby!! That sounds so tasty 🤤
Glad that you did not get robbed ❤
Us too 😂😂
Gracias por el lindo reflejo de nuestra patria
Gracias!! Nuestra placer!!! 🥰🥰
Te recomiendo Coñaripe o Villa Rica
Gracias! Lo añadiremos a nuestra lista! 🤗
hallula is just bread 😅, in chile most of people eat bread everyday is like the thing we eat... some country make fun of chilean's love for bread but is for a reason, that bread taste really good in chile
Hahaha hallula was good! Saw people eating it everywhere lol
Chile is beatifull, we have ceviche, lomo salteadeichon, machu pichu, suspiro limeño, chalaca, and wendy sulca, welcome welcome
So amazing! 🥰
Wrong Country lol
I’m so hooked to your videos
Daw thank you so much!! We’re so excited to hear you are enjoying them! 🥰
Welcome chile my friends
Thank you! 🙏❤️
Hola chicos ,la bandera de Chile fue creada 1818 y la bandera de Texas fue creada en 1839 ,vuelvan pronto a chile 🇨🇱,les falta mucho por visitar 🤗
Gracias!!! Muy interesante toda la historia de chile. Amamos ese país! Queremos a volver pronto. Saludos y gracias por ver! Ojalá que disfrutes 🥰🙏
Bienvenidos a mi país 🇨🇱🫂
Nos encantó!!! 🥰🇨🇱🙏
preciosa la gringuita !!!🤩
Estoy de acuerdo! 😘😂
Los quiero
Te queremos! 🥰
I love your fleece jacket Reyka could you tell me the name of it? Lovely vlog! Enjoyed it very much!
Daw thank you so much!! ❤️ You are so sweet! It's a Patagonia Fleece jacket I got many years ago. I'm honestly not quite sure the specific type beyond that. Hope that helps! Let me know if you can't find it and I'll look more into what type exactly it is. 🥰
The way most chileans can’t afford to go to Rapa Nui and haven’t been there, and probably never will 😢💔
It’s similar to Hawaii in the U.S. so expensive compared to rest of the country.
bonita pareja
Jaja gracias!
bienvenido a mi pais
Nos encantó!!! 🥰🇨🇱🙏
so... no concepcion and valparaiso??? :(
Next time!! 👍 We also need to do the austral road and torres del paine!
Do you know why flamingos have pink legs ? It´s quite interesting.....
Haha no clue!! Why do they?
The pink color results from the carotenoids (pigments synthesized by plants) found in the microscopic algae that brine shrimp eat and which flamingos dine on.🦩🦩
Very fascinating thank you for sharing 🥰👍
@@WyattandReyka According to the Uruguayan writer Horacio Quiroga in his book Cuentos de la Selva (Jungle´s stories), he explains in a story that in the jungle a party was organized and the flamingos were invited, they decided to wear stockings to look more beautiful, and they bought snake skins from a merchant. The vipers at the party realized that the flamingos were wearing their sisters' legs as stockings and were furious, to take revenge they spent the whole party biting the flamingos' legs, and that's why the flamingos have red legs.
@@nicolasespinoza712 According to the Uruguayan writer Horacio Quiroga in his book Cuentos de la Selva (Jungle´s stories), he explains in a story that in the jungle a party was organized and the flamingos were invited, they decided to wear stockings to look more beautiful, and they bought snake skins from a merchant. The vipers at the party realized that the flamingos were wearing their sisters' legs as stockings and were furious, to take revenge they spent the whole party biting the flamingos' legs, and that's why the flamingos have red legs.
Algún chileno por aquí!!!!
Creo que hayan muchos! jaja
Probaron la pasta base en Valparaiso??
No lo probamos pero queríamos probarlo!! 👍🤗
En Punta Arenas debieron ir a los Museos. Son espectaculares.
La próxima vez!!! 👍👍
La verdad chile antes de la llegada de inmigrantes, venezolanos, colombianos, era un país bastante seguro.
Nos encantó conocer los venezolanos y colombianos! Gente MUY buena. Y los chilenos tambien por supuesto. Saludos. Ojalá que te gustó nuestro video! Y debes visitar a Colombia! Lo recomendemos. Fuimos después de chile es muy hermosa!
PETE SAMPRAS BUEN VIAJE
jaja gracias.
Santiago has 8.42 millions of people in 2024
Oof that’s our bad! Should’ve doubled checked with multiple sources on that one
@@WyattandReykaen realidad aún no se sabe cuanto es su población, este año se realizó el censo pero que aún no se entregan datos oficiales, se estima esa población porque se suma a la explosiva llegada de migrantes , principalmente de Venezuela, que no son muy bien vistos en chile , Santiago tiene 7 millones y 1.5 millones de extranjeros viviendo allí en total 8.5 y esa cifra sigue aumentando pues chile es el país latino con la mayor cifra de población extranjera, ya bordea el 15% de población extranjera en el país
You have to visit Valparaíso , hey this 24 of Agoust the ukranian comunity of Chile Will celebrate the independence day of Ukraine in the park Alberto Hurtado in Santiago, would You like to come and interview them ? Good time in Chile, recommend Valdivia and Castro
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Thanks for the recommendations 😊
Nice video
Thank you so much! 😊
😍😍😍😍😍😍
Right?!
hi wyatt and reyka do you need thumbnail designer?
Not right now! But maybe eventually 👍
Torres del paine 😢?
Unfortunately, no... We really wanted to but couldn't make it work. Next time! 🤗
But, you guys missed all the volcanoes, lakes, rivers, snow, glaciers... You missed like half of Chile.
We only had 10 days… hopefully next time we can visit more of the nature!! 🥰
Minute 14:15 Dick Van Dyke at Walt Disneys movie Mary Poppins.
Haha that nice guy was dick van dyke??
@@WyattandReyka It's not about the Dutch actor, it's about his role in the film. Many Chileans believe that the art of making street music by dancing with a bass drum on one's back is something that the «chinchineros» in Chile invented. But in Mary Poppins' film, it is clear that it was also seen on the streets of England in times past.
Oh cool!!
Chile looks quite European In comparison to other places in South America!
It is very, very European!
@@WyattandReykaI can tell!
The phone issue its relatively new now, unfortunately.
Somos el mejor país de chile 🗿
Nos encanta todo chile! 🇨🇱 ❤️
ya no quedan chilenos en santiago?
Hemos conocido muchos!! Pery claro hay muchos immigrantes amables tambien.
😎👍👍🙏🙏
🥰👍❤️
Halluya , no parece pan.. ES un tipo de pan.
Claro es la verdad! Gracias por corregirnos! 🥰
No se si es coincidencia pero cada vez que un extranjero muestra Chile, Santiago parece cualquier cosa jajaja
Hola!! Una clarificacion? Que significa cualquier cosa?
@@WyattandReyka "cualquier cosa" it's like messy i guess but that's because we are like that haha
somos el. mejor país de chile
jaja chile es maravilloso. Absolutamente.
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I bet tourist info office is closed.
Haha why? Is it always closed?? 🤔
@@WyattandReyka yes.!! every time You need help.
@@alvaromartinez3055 hahaha always 😂
How to pronounce Magallanes?
Honestly not sure we looked it up and I guess you can do both a hard and soft “g”?
Hi bro sup there if you want weed to your travel program just say me
Hahaha… wuena wueón … he does not look like a stoner…
… just tell me … not say me… or “ just say it”
lol
literal en Santiago no habían Chilenos
Bueno hemos conocidos algunos pero muchos inmigrantes amables también 🥰
@@WyattandReykaChileans hate migrants as long as they are Latinos, they are very racist like south Koreans with South East asians