Chile is currently one of Latin America's most stable and prosperous nations. It leads in terms of human development, competitiveness, quality of life, political stability, globalization, economic freedom, low perception of corruption and low poverty rates

Chile is also unique regarding geographical and climatic diversity. In the north of Chile resides the Atacama Desert, the driest in the world. While on the same day, it is possible to also swim in a pools fed by geysers; watching wild llamas run free.

The climate of Chile’s central region is mild.  This temperate weather makes it ideal for wine  production as Chile’s wine is widely renowned for combining excellent quality with unparalleled value. With many wineries to visit, you can become an expert in only a matter of days.  As part of the central region of Chile, Easter Island and Valparaiso have both been designated World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. The Southern part of Chile is home to countless fjords, glaciers, volcanoes, and lakes.  This region is home to the world famous Torres del Paine National Park in Patagonia and the unspoiled Antarctic continent.

Many travelers and photographers have attempted to capture the majesty of Chile’s breathtaking landscapes but very few have been able to do it justice. You will just have to come and see it for yourself!

	Arthur Guints	Nationality: Russian-American	Age: 21
	Favorite Word: Cachai or demasiado
	Favorite Chilean town: Valparaiso. It's like a Bohemian town, really laid back, beautiful next to the sea and you can surf.
	Memorable Quote: Classes here are intensive but I didn't feel like they were going too fast. I could ask all the questions I want.