Luxury Santiago Holidays

Summers (from November to March) are dry, hot and humid, whereas winters (from May to September) can be notoriously wet, cold and smoggy. Arrive in January and you’ll be able to attend Santiago’s annual Jazz festival, the Festival de Jazz de Providencia. This flamboyant event attracts over twelve-thousand fans and showcases some of the best jazz artists from across the globe. For all other times of the year, make sure the steps of Cerro Santa Lucia feature in your agenda. Here, you’ll find a charming public park in the heart of the city. Climb the relatively steep steps to the summit of an inner city hill and marvel at the impressive panoramic views. Come rain, shine or smog, there is no better way to look upon the fabulous city of Santiago.