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Coach buses in Chile mostly operate in specific routes, ones which usually include border crossings. Just like country is narrow, the roads are too. The buses, though, are always very comfortable; journeys may be lengthy but seats recline almost all the way. There are usually no bathrooms on board but the drivers make stops throughout the journey. It's nice to know that transport in Chile runs on schedule, with very few delays in sight!
Minivans which travel between cities in Chile are perfect for large group travel. Vans which offer private transfers have enough space for up to six people. On top of that, there's ample room for luggage. Drivers are always very helpful and will navigate narrow and curvy roads with great care. Drivers can speak and help you out in Spanish, Portuguese or English.
From North to South, Chile extends to more than 4,000 km. Many of the city or landmarks in Chile may be hard to reach by modes of transport other than car, since the terrain is so varied. Booking a private transfer will allow for a super flexible experience, with a very knowledgeable driver to guide you through the country and help you through the route. Keep in mind that many routes in Chile can only be booked seasonally (for example, from July to September).