Top Chile Half-day Tours

Explore Santiago on a private vehicle tour that introduces you to some of the city's main sights. Pass by a variety of landmarks, see colonial architecture, and visit Mercado Central. When booking, you have the option to select a morning or afternoon departure time, plus choose to visit either Santa Lucia Hill (Cerro Santa Lucia), San Cristobal Hill (Cerro San Cristobal), or both.

Immerse yourself in one of Chile's most magical landscapes. This small-group tour from San Pedro de Atacama takes you to the turquoise-colored desert lagoon, Laguna Cejar. The lagoon's high salt content allows you to effortless float on its surface while taking in the natural beauty of its surroundings. You'll also visit the nearby lagoons of Ojos de Salar and Laguna Tebenquich.

Immerse yourself in Santiago's culture and history on this small-group walking tour, led by a guide who knows all of the highlights. Visit famous destinations such as the Plaza de Armas and the Santiago Cathedral, stroll through the pretty Bellas Artes neighborhood, and see acclaimed Chilean poet Pablo Neruda's funky former home.

Embark on a captivating journey through the enigmatic landscapes of Rapa Nui, where ancient moai statues stand in silent testimony to the island's mysterious past. Explore sacred sites, lush craters, and pristine beaches on this unique tour, discovering the rich cultural tapestry of Easter Island in just one unforgettable day.

It is a semi-private or private tour with a native guide where you will discover the most famous places of Valparaíso located in the Unesco area. You will have time to visit art galleries, designer stores or even to enjoy coffee or ice cream. You will not be a number in a large group, but a new friend for us. Your guide will do his/her best to adapt the tour to your special interests. We try to make each tour special and personal, such as showing our hometown to family or friends.

Gain a sense of all Santiago has to offer on this 5-hour guided tour. Learn about the military coup at la Moneda, see the catch of the day at the central fish market, tour the Fine Arts Museum, and ride a cable car to San Cristobal Hill. Further highlights include the colorful Bellavista neighborhood, colonial buildings in the historic center, and Bicentennial Park to see flamingos.

Sail through one of the world’s most legendary sea passages and experience an authentic encounter with the wildlife of Chilean Patagonia. Stroll among thousands of penguins on Magdalena Island, home to the largest colony of Magellanic penguins; you’ll also have the opportunity to choose whether you want to observe sea lions in their natural habitat on Marta Island; and marvel at the dolphins and whales in the Strait of Magellan. This isn’t just a tour—it’s an experience you’ll remember forever. This isn't just a tour; it's an experience you'll remember forever. Please note the MEETING POINT option; each option has a different meeting point.

See the historic and modern sides of Santiago on this comprehensive walking tour. Visit impressive monuments and colonial buildings like the Plaza de Armas, the Mapuche Monument, the Post Office, and the cathedral. Learn about Chile’s military coup as you visit La Moneda, the government palace. Further highlights include the commercial city center, the fish market, and the vibrant Lastarria neighborhood.

This city tour was designed exclusively for you and your companion to explore the most important points of our city. You and your companion will be able to get off at all the above points to tour and take pictures. On this city tour you and your companion are entitled to a Chilean bottled water courtesy of our agency.

Santiago’s best food isn’t found in restaurants designed for visitors, it’s in its markets. But with hundreds of stalls and regional dishes, it’s not always clear where to start. This tour cuts through that, taking you directly to the vendors and plates beloved by locals. Over four hours and 12+ tastings, you’ll move through several of the city’s most important food hubs, experiencing the full range of Chilean cooking in one place. From hearty lunchtime staples and seasonal stews to fresh seafood and classic street snacks. The experience celebrated Chilean's obsession with almuerzo, Chile’s main meal of the day, when markets are at their busiest and most authentic. With a knowledgeable local tastemaker guide, you’ll learn what to order, how dishes are prepared, and how to navigate these spaces with confidence. This isn’t a fine dining tour, it's an in depth look into the beloved local food of Santiago through the eyes of a tastemaker guide.

Explore the otherworldly beauty of the Valle de la Luna, without the stress of navigating rugged desert roads alone, on a tour from San Pedro de Atacama. Admire dramatic rock formations, towering dunes, and mineral-colored landscapes while visiting highlights including Las Tres Marías, Duna Mayor, and Piedra del Coyote. End the day with a spectacular Atacama sunset accompanied by drinks and snacks.

Patagonia's natural wonders are tricky to access independently but this full-day tour from Punta Arenas provides a seamless journey. Experience the wildlife of the Strait of Magellan on a cruise to Magdalena Island, where you can walk among one of South America's largest penguin colonies, and around Marta Island, where you may spot sea lions, dolphins, whales, and seabirds.

Get your bearings in the capital of Chile, without the stress of planning, on this small-group walking tour through Santiago. Follow your guide through the city’s historic center, passing landmarks such as the Church of San Francisco, the Santiago Stock Exchange, Plaza de Armas, and more, as your guide provides insight into the local history and culture.

Navigating the vast otherworldly landscapes and rugged desert terrain of Valle de la Luna, one of the Atacama Desert’s most spectacular natural wonders, can be tricky for independent travelers. Leave the driving and the logistics to the experts on a small-group tour from San Pedro de Atacama that ensures you miss none of the key viewpoints and highlights. Visit Las Tres Marías, Duna Mayor, Quebrada Honda, and the famous Piedra del Coyote while learning about the area’s geology, history, and Indigenous heritage.

Get a taste of local life in the capital and learn more about Chile’s gastronomic heritage on this 3-hour bike tour of Santiago. Follow your guide on a 4-mile (6.5km) route, stopping to browse the stalls or sample local delicacies (own expense) at famous markets like the Central Seafood market, La Vega Central or Tirso Molina Market.

Marvel at the grandeur of the Andes Mountains on a private tour from Santiago. Perfect for travelers who are running short on time, this half-day tour includes pickup from your accommodation so you won’t have to worry about a thing. You’ll then visit several ski resorts around Santiago to admire the magnificent mountains from different angles, before finishing up with a wine and cheese tasting while enjoying the great view.

Takes us from Chacabuco, where we will pick you up with an adequate vehicle, directly to the Chilean Patagonian where you will visit many places like the longest suspension bridge in Chile, the unique Pangal valley, which was once a glacier, with the destination of the waterfall "Cascada del leon", the "Ghost Lagoon", a lagoon called "Los Coipos" and more. Following the path of the pioneers, we will now go to a tradition that only exists here, the Patagonian ASADO, a special kind of barbecue. Here you will be served, very typical, lamb from the spit and everything what the fertile earth gives. Potatoes, salad and of course sopaipillas, a delicious Chilean small starter made of dough. Here you get one of the most beautiful insights into the local culture and the habits of the rural population, the Campesinos. Finally we go directly back to the port of Chacabuco, where your ship is waiting for you! A tour made for nature, culture and photography lovers!

Discover the political, cultural, economic heart of Chilean culture with this comprehensive small-group tour around Santiago. Marvel at the city's impressive architecture at sites like the elegant Club Hípico de Santiago (Equestrian Club), see the seat of Chilean power at La Moneda, and check out the city’s trendy side at hip eateries and boutiques of the Bellavista area before finishing at the Central Market, plus much more.

Known for its dramatic landscape at the foothills of the Andes, Puerto Montt is best explored outside the city limits. Visit three of the area's top attractions on this shore excursion from the port, including a stop at Petrohue Waterfall, the German city of Frutillar, and the City of Roses, all while taking in incredible views of the surrounding lakes, mountains, and volcano. This tour includes all entrance fees and transportation.

Discover the rugged scenery and fascinating history of the region around Chile’s Coyhaique National Reserve during this 4.5-hour private shore excursion. After explore Puerto Aysén, one of the region’s biggest cities, you’ll travel along the scenic banks of Río Simpson, visit the area’s museum, and finish with an included picnic lunch of Patagonian foods and great views.

Make the most of your time on Easter Island—without juggling transport or crowded group schedules—on this private island tour. As you journey around the island, your guide shares the history behind the famous moai (giant stone statues), before taking you off the usual tourist trail to less-frequented natural highlights such as the Rano Kau crater and Anakena Beach.

Explore the central coast of Chile before board your cruise ship with full flexibility on this 4 -hour guided tour from Santiago. Admire the colorful hills of the historic port city of Valparaíso, and savor the taste of Chilean wine in the Casablanca Valley. In all the exclusivity that a small group tour can offer. You will also get the chance to ride a vintage funicular, check out street art, and possibly see sea lions. Get your drop off with your luggages right in the cruise terminal in a safe time.

What makes this food tour truly unique is that it’s designed to make you feel like a real local. Unlike other tours, this experience goes beyond simple tastings — it immerses you in the authentic daily life of Santiago. As your guide, I come fully prepared with all the essentials to ensure hygiene, comfort, and safety throughout the journey. You’ll have the rare opportunity to taste fresh fruits and local Chilean products directly from the market, just as locals do. Every detail of this tour has been carefully planned from start to finish to guarantee an unforgettable experience. My guests’ reviews speak for themselves — all positive, all confirming that this is one of the best and most genuine cultural experiences you can have in Santiago, and perhaps anywhere in the world.