• Ruta 68 - This route leads to the destination, initially passing through the Curacaví valley, renowned for its agricultural output, including avocados, almonds, corn, potatoes, lemons, and more.
• Curacaví - A stop is made at a restaurant to view llamas (Andean camelids), sample a traditional drink (chicha), and use the restrooms if needed.
• Paseo 21 de Mayo - A key spot for tourism and family outings. From here, visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of nearly all the city’s hills, as well as a natural balcony overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
• Cerro Alegre - A location for a 1 to 2-hour walk (depending on passenger preference) to admire its houses, murals, staircases, and overall architecture.
• Palacio Baburizza - Built in 1916 and home to the municipal museum of Valparaíso, this is a must-see location whose exterior can be explored with the guide during the city tour.
• Pasaje Bavestrello - Situated in Cerro Alegre, Pasaje Bavestrello is one of the most intriguing buildings in the port of Valparaíso. It is a small section that passes through a unique construction. Built in 1926, it is accessed via Urriola Leighton street, just steps from Palacio Baburizza in Cerro Concepción.
• Paseo Yugoeslavo Ex Paseo Americano - A scenic walkway located on Cerro Alegre, offering views of the entire city of Valparaíso.
• Ascensor Reina Victoria - A descent in a historic 19th-century funicular to reach the city map.
• Plaza Sotomayor - The main square of Valparaíso, home to the General Command of the Chilean Navy, located a short distance from Prat Pier and the Monument to the Heroes of the Chilean Navy.
• Muelle Prat - Here, visitors can observe part of the cruise terminal, various merchant ships, giant cranes, and boats in the bay.
• Caleta Portales - A stop is made here to witness the bustling activity of local fishermen and the sale of fresh seafood.
• Viña del Mar - The tour moves to this city to select a restaurant offering local cuisine, such as seafood, for lunch (not included in the tour price).
• Corporación Museo de Arqueología e Historia Francisco Fonck - A stop is made in front of the corporation’s house-museum to view an original Moai brought directly from Easter Island.
• Flower Clock (Reloj de Flores) - Visitors can take photos at the famous Flower Clock in Viña del Mar. This garden clock, a symbol of the city, is located at the foot of Cerro Castillo, opposite the Caleta Abarca beach.
• Casablanca Valley - Wine tasting and a visit to a vineyard in the Casablanca Valley, internationally acclaimed for its exceptional and extensive wine production.

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Admission fees
• Wine tasting
• Luggage space available upon request
• Hotel pickup and drop-off in Santiago

• Lunch

Embark on a full-day private tour from Santiago to explore three of Chile’s most renowned destinations. Start your adventure in Valparaíso, a UNESCO World Heritage Site celebrated for its colorful hills, historic funiculars, and lively street art.

An expert bilingual guide will accompany you on an approximately one-hour walking tour through Valparaíso’s most famous neighborhoods, such as Cerro Alegre and Cerro Concepción. Uncover hidden alleyways, enjoy panoramic views, and admire murals that capture the city’s distinctive bohemian spirit and maritime legacy.

Continue to Viña del Mar, known as the “Garden City,” which boasts elegant architecture, stunning beaches, and the iconic moai statue from Easter Island. Stroll along Avenida Perú, where the ocean meets the city’s charm.

Conclude your day in the picturesque Casablanca Valley, one of Chile’s top wine regions, with a guided wine tasting at a prestigious local winery.

• May be operated by a multi-lingual guide
• Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.