School and club rugby tours, in the game we know best. We have hosted club and school sides from Buenos Aires through the North Island, including a pre season tour for three teams from one club, a touring party of 100.
A rugby tour with us means well matched games, training on good grounds and time with the host team afterwards. Touring sides have had sessions with current Super Rugby coaches, and when the draw allows we get your players to a Super Rugby match.
Going the other way, we plan tours for New Zealand sides to Argentina, Australia and beyond.
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.
Rugby Tours in Chile and Argentina
10 to 21 days
School and club rugby tours to Chile. Chilean rugby is on the rise. The national side, Los Cóndores, played at their first Rugby World Cup in 2023, and the clubs and schools of Santiago are full of players who want to test themselves.
We plan Chile as one leg of a South American tour, crossing the Andes to or from Argentina, where our closest ties are. Geoff has a Chile and Argentina rugby route on file, and we shape it to your side once we know your dates.
When to go: the Chilean season runs from about March to November, the same months as ours, so the July and October holidays both work.
