The longest and narrowest country in the world has a coastline that spans 4,040 miles. Name that skinny nation.

Boasting a mild Mediterranean-like climate, Chile’s long and narrow form allows for plenty of beachside resorts, known as balnearios. The country also forms part of Patagonia, with its glacial fjords and rainforests and is one of the only countries in which you can see penguins. While there, visit Atacama Desert, the driest desert on Earth, and Easter Island, off Chile’s coast.

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