When Is The Best Time Go
Chile's climate is influenced by its enormous north-south extent and consequently latitude differences, as well as the influence of Pacific Ocean maritime currents. The weather in the north is dry and relatively mild. The climate is more Mediterranean in the center, with rain from May to August and temperatures as high as 28°C in January. Finally, towards the south, you will experience more wind, rain, and snow, with summer temperatures rarely exceeding 10°C. The best time to visit Chile is from November to April, and particularly from December to February if you wish to see the country's south.
Chile is a country of contrasts. The world's driest desert (the Atacama Desert) is in the north, while the world's third freshwater reserve is in the south (the Patagonian ice fields). That is why, when it comes to planning a trip to Chile, it can be difficult to grasp.
While most people believe there is no rain in northern Chile, there is the possibility of significant rain in the summer, particularly between December and March. This is due to the Altiplanic winter, which can bring storms to the Arica and Parinacota regions, as well as the Atacama region.
