Chile, the "country at the end of the world" sandwiched between the Andes Mountains and the Pacific Ocean, has a long coastline of 6,435 kilometers, weaving the vastness of the South Pacific and the purity of the Antarctic glaciers into a stunning blue symphony. From the desert coast of Atacama in the north to the polar ice fields of Tierra del Fuego in the south, from the mysterious Easter Island to the artistic Valparaiso, Chile uses the gifts of the ocean and the wisdom of mankind to compose an epic about nature, adventure and culture.