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Chile travel We are located in:
Miraflores 537
Santiago, Chile.
Fono:(56-2) 633 7600
Fax:(56-2) 639 9332
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- Renting a car it is usually cheaper in Santiago.
- Small companies usually have CDW insurance with deductible (amounts
usually runs between USD 200 and USD 700). That amount would be your
maximun responsability in case of an accidente. Also small companies do
not have ofices in other cities besides Santiago.
- Leaving Chile with a car rental vehicle it is not a simple procedure. You
have to get a legal authorization in advance. Permits costs USD 84 for two
weeks or USD 167 for 1 month (USD 150 in Patagonia unique fee) and this extra payment will include liability
and CDW insurance outside Chile. You have to consider that crossing Chile
and Argentina border is not like in Europe, here takes much more time and
patient.
- It is very hard to get a car rental company that authorizes their vehicles
to
cross to Bolivia or Peru, because there have been many cars stolen in those
countries and also because the relationship between Chile and them it quite
bad.
- Your country's driver licence is necessary to drive in Chile but we would
also reccommend to get an international rivers licence. If stopped, police
usually will ask for your International drivers licence but nothing so far
has
`happened to a customer of our company for not having it (that's 15 years
esperience)
- If you are planning to rent a car in order to drive in Patagonia, the bestalternative is a pick up truck (because of its higher clearence). A 4x4
would be even better. We recommend to take 2 spare tires and a spray
for emergency flat tires, but in the other hand we have had many clients
that have travelled in all Patagonia with a simple compact sedan vehicle
(you just have to drive slower and with less weight)- Always try to park your vehicle in a safe parking place and do not leave things inside. If you do so, try to leave your staff in the trunk. Also takeout the panel of your radio every time you leave your car alone.
- Chilean roads are quite good. I guess you have heard there is nothing
free in life, well let me tell you that there are many and expensive tolls
mainly in Santiago and Panamericana (main road that goes from North
to South) so you must have plenty of cash in order to pay them.
- Santiago has recently inagurated new modern roads that makes your
driving much safer and faster. In order to use this roads you pay new
electronic tolls (you pay meanwhile you drive....without stopping) If your
rental starts in Santiago is normal that you will pay an extra of aprox.
USD 5 daily because of this new underground toll roads. Cars we offer
are equipped with a device in order for you to drive as many times as
you wish and it is already included in quoted price. evice for driving
in "free flow toll roads" are called TAG.
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