Chile

South America · Country #72

Did you know?

Chile is the world’s longest north-to-south country, stretching over 4,300 kilometers while averaging only about 180 kilometers wide.

My Experience

As a lifelong tennis fan, I planned my visit to Chile around a professional tournament in Santiago during my final year at the University of Miami. But the most memorable part of the trip came on a day trip into the Andes, where I met Hanne and Jens Peter, a retired Danish couple. They had sold nearly everything they owned and decided to spend their retirement traveling the world, living in a different country every few months. I remember thinking how inspiring it was that, even at that stage of life, they still had such a strong sense of curiosity and adventure.

Over the following years, we stayed in touch through Instagram, and I loved following their travels. We even crossed paths again in Melbourne during the Australian Open and later in Chiang Mai, Thailand, near the end of my journey to every country. It was special that two people I had met so early in my travels were also there to see me near the finish.

Gallery

Photo 1 of Chile, taken by Cameron MofidPhoto 2 of Chile, taken by Cameron MofidPhoto 3 of Chile, taken by Cameron MofidPhoto 4 of Chile, taken by Cameron MofidPhoto 5 of Chile, taken by Cameron MofidPhoto 6 of Chile, taken by Cameron MofidPhoto 7 of Chile, taken by Cameron MofidPhoto 8 of Chile, taken by Cameron MofidPhoto 9 of Chile, taken by Cameron MofidPhoto 10 of Chile, taken by Cameron MofidPhoto 11 of Chile, taken by Cameron MofidPhoto 12 of Chile, taken by Cameron MofidPhoto 13 of Chile, taken by Cameron MofidPhoto 14 of Chile, taken by Cameron MofidPhoto 15 of Chile, taken by Cameron MofidPhoto 16 of Chile, taken by Cameron MofidPhoto 17 of Chile, taken by Cameron MofidPhoto 18 of Chile, taken by Cameron MofidPhoto 19 of Chile, taken by Cameron MofidPhoto 20 of Chile, taken by Cameron Mofid

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