Honeymoon in Chile and witness the 2013 Dakar Rally in luxury

If you're looking for an adventurous honeymoon then how about Chile? In 2013 the famed off-road race, the Dakar Rally, will finish in Chile for the first time ever and now DialAFlight is offering a unique chance to witness the last, challenging week in pure luxury. Beginning in Chile's Santiago, acclimatise at a five-star hotel before travelling by plane and private 4x4 to follow the last stretch of the race from Copiapo to Santiago.

Spend four days and nights in the desert with English speaking guides, staying in luxurious, fully serviced tents with real beds. Feel the adrenalin of the racers as they zoom across dusty plains, salt lakes, the rugged Andes mountains and Atacama desert before reaching the finish line after 15 days of endurance. Then finish the trip with a final night in Santiago before the flight home.


Book by 30 September and tour operator DialAFlight (Tel 0844 556 6060) is offering an exclusive six-night trip to see the final stages of the world-famous 2013 Dakar Rally in Chile from £4,779 per person. Valid for departure on 14 January 2013, this luxurious package includes two nights at a five-star hotel in Santiago on a bed and breakfast basis, four nights' luxury tented accommodation with most meals, soft drinks and English-speaking guides, as well as transfers and flights from London with Delta.


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