• Curacaví - Nestled between Santiago and Valparaíso, Curacaví is a delightful valley town celebrated for its traditional pastries, artisanal chicha, and serene countryside, surrounded by vineyards and rolling hills.
• Casablanca Valley - Enclosed by hills and valleys, this region is a premier destination for wine tourism enthusiasts. With its esteemed wineries and scenic landscapes, Casablanca provides a unique experience where visitors can savor excellent wine and natural beauty simultaneously, with a stop to taste exquisite wines.
• Plaza Sotomayor - Plaza Sotomayor is the vibrant heart of the city, where history comes alive and beauty blends with the bustling port activity. Featuring the impressive Monument to the Heroes of Iquique, it serves as a gathering place where the past and present meet.
• Cerro Concepción - Cerro Concepción in Valparaíso is a historic and colorful neighborhood renowned for its colonial architecture, lively street art, and cozy cafes, reflecting the city’s rich cultural heritage.
• Cerro Alegre - Cerro Alegre in Valparaíso is a vibrant neighborhood famous for its lively street art, charming houses, bohemian cafes, and panoramic port views. This enchanting area is distinguished by its rich culture and artistic ambiance.
• Pasaje Gálvez - Pasaje Gálvez is a hidden treasure on Cerro Concepción. Its narrowness and captivating atmosphere make it magical for those who discover it among stairs and alleys. The journey to reach it is unforgettable, adding a touch of adventure to its charm.
• Paseo Gervasoni - Located on Concepción Hill, Paseo Gervasoni offers a sweeping view of the port and is a beautiful walk due to its proximity to the Lutheran church and the Anglican church of Saint Paul.
• Paseo Atkinson - Part of Valparaíso’s Heritage Center, Paseo Atkinson offers traditional views of the Port City, where visitors can admire the surrounding hills, Plaza Aníbal Pinto, and even see Viña del Mar. The semi-detached houses, with their bright colors and English style, make this promenade stunning.
• Palacio Baburizza - The Baburizza Palace in Valparaíso, Chile, is a stunning 20th-century mansion housing the Museum of Fine Arts, making it a significant cultural landmark in the city.
• Ascensor El Peral - The El Peral Elevator, one of Valparaíso’s iconic treasures, offers a unique journey from the plain to the hills. With a history spanning over a century, this elevator is a vital part of the city’s cultural heritage.
• Piano Staircase - Its steps are painted like piano keys, complemented by murals and stone decorations around it.
• Congreso Nacional de Chile - The National Congress of Chile in Valparaíso is the hub of the country’s democracy, situated in an impressive building facing the sea.
• La Puerta Roja - The Red Door is an iconic landmark on Valparaíso’s Concepción Hill, located along Pasaje Gálvez. Framed by colorful street art, this vibrant red doorway has become a favorite photo spot and a symbol of the city’s bohemian, artistic spirit.
• DP World San Antonio - DP World San Antonio is Chile’s primary cruise and cargo terminal.

• Professional guide
• Transportation of luggage
• One Funicular Ride in Valparaiso
• Walking tour of Valparaiso
• San Antonio cruise port drop-off
• Hotel or Airport Pickup up
• Wine tasting in Casablanca

• Gratuities
• Lunch

Start your adventure in Santiago and make your way to the picturesque Casablanca Valley, celebrated as one of Chile’s premier wine regions. Here, indulge in a wine tasting experience that highlights the valley’s exceptional cool-climate varietals.

Proceed to Valparaíso, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a cultural gem. Known for its colorful hillsides, lively murals, and bohemian districts, this city encourages exploration of its meandering streets, uncovering hidden tales, and embracing its creative essence.

Conclude your day at the San Antonio cruise port, prepared to set sail on your next journey.

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