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Netball in Chile

Netball country

School netball tours in and out of New Zealand, one of the strongest netball countries in the world. That makes it a natural place to bring a team, and a natural place to tour from. Netball is a newer code for Brock Sports. We plan it the way we plan every other sport, through schools we know, so games are at your level and the day ends with the two teams together. Tell us your grade and your dates and we will be straight about what we can line up.

Chile sits just across the Andes from Argentina, and that is how we approach it: as one leg of a South American tour. A team gets two countries, two styles of opposition and one continuous trip. What sports do they play in Chile? Football comes first, and tennis has given the country a world number one and Olympic gold medals. Rugby is growing fast since the national side played at its first World Cup in 2023, hockey is a mainstay of Santiago's schools, and basketball has its heartland in the south. Santiago is the base, with the mountains on one side and the Pacific on the other. Rugby and hockey are where our plans for Chile are furthest along. If you want Chile on its own, or for another sport, ask us and we will tell you what we can honestly put together.

Netball Tours in Chile

By arrangement

We would rather tell you now than later: netball is not widely played in Chile, so a traditional tour of matches against local teams is hard to promise there. If South America is the dream, talk to us and we will look at what is possible. If strong netball is the goal, Australia and New Zealand are where the competition is deepest, and those are tours we can plan around your grade.

Planning a tour for your school, club or team?

We'll email you a real sample itinerary: the shape of a group tour, day by day, from touchdown to final whistle. Free, no obligation.

What's included

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  • Competitive fixtures against quality local opposition
  • Elite training sessions with local high-performance coaches
  • All accommodation, transport and match logistics
  • Cultural immersion and sightseeing experiences
  • 24/7 on-tour management by Brock Sports staff
  • Pre-tour planning with your local Brock Sports representative
Proof, not promises

What teams say about this tour

  • Geoff and Cole delivered an outstanding tour that lifted our preparation and created memories our players will never forget.
    Buenos Aires · Pre-season Tour 2025 crest CASI Rugby Club Buenos Aires · Pre-season Tour 2025
  • The organisation of our two-week development tour was outstanding — well-matched games and excellent training sessions with local coaches.
    ADE Regional Team Argentina · Rugby, Hockey & Volleyball 2025
  • Professionalism, attention to detail, and strong local connections ensure every group enjoys genuine Kiwi hospitality.
    Buenos Aires · Official Partner crest On Sports Buenos Aires · Official Partner
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Netball in Chile: let's plan it

Tell us your group size, dates, tour length and budget. A real person, usually Geoff or Cole, will come back within 24 hours with a tailored proposal, including the full day-by-day itinerary.

Before you ask

Questions, answered

How much does a tour cost?

Every tour is quoted individually because every tour is built around your team — sport, level, dates and budget. Tell us what a great trip looks like and we will come back with an honest price and a first draft itinerary.

Can we customise our itinerary?

Yes — no two tours are the same. Every Brock Sports tour starts with your team, your sport and your goals, and we build it with you, fixture by fixture.

What is included in the price?

Every quote sets it out plainly. A typical tour covers games, training, accommodation, transport, breakfasts and dinners, and the cultural and sightseeing programme. Lunches and personal travel insurance are usually separate, and we will spell out anything else that is.

Which meals are included?

Breakfasts and dinners are included as standard. Lunches are usually at your own cost, so players can choose for themselves.

What happens if the weather turns?

We adjust the day and offer a suitable alternative wherever we can. It is New Zealand, so we plan with the weather in mind.

Do you run multi sport school tours?

Yes, it is the tour we run most. Recent school groups have travelled with rugby, hockey and volleyball teams together, and with rugby, basketball, hockey and handball. Boys and girls teams tour as one party and play on the same days where we can.