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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.

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.

With its enigmatic stone heads and spectacular scenery, Easter Island is a wonderland for history and nature buffs—but getting around on your own can be challenging. This small-group tour whisks you between six of the island’s most captivating sights (including Ahu Akahanga, Anakena Beach, and Ahu Tongariki), saving you the stress of navigating rugged roads.

Exploring southern Patagonia's mountainous landscapes in Torres del Paine is worthwhile, but tricky to do without your own vehicle. This full-day tour from Puerto Natales handles the logistics for you and takes you to the most stunning viewpoints throughout the park, from Laguna Amarga, a favorite habitat for flamingos, to lookouts over the mighty Grey Glacier and the entire mountain range.

Explore the Atacama Desert’s extraordinary landscapes without the stress of navigating rugged roads by yourself. This full-day tour from San Pedro de Atacama takes you to several desert highlights, including red-hued scenery of Piedras Rojas and Salar de Aguas Calientes, as well as the shimmering Altiplanic Lagoons and flamingo-filled Laguna Chaxa.

Overview Depart Santiago and journey west across the scenic foothills of the Pre-Andes Mountains on a full-day excursion to Chile’s Pacific coast. Your first stop is Viña del Mar, the “Garden City,” where you’ll see its seaside charm, flower-lined avenues, and iconic landmarks. Continue to Valparaíso, a UNESCO World Heritage port city, to explore a vibrant local market, spot coastal wildlife, and enjoy a guided walking tour through its colorful hills, street art, and historic funiculars. Take time for lunch and sightseeing, before returning inland. On the way back, visit the Casablanca Valley, one of Chile’s premier wine regions, for an included wine tasting experience at a local vineyard. Highlights Hotel pickup and drop-off in Santiago Visit Viña del Mar’s gardens, avenues, and oceanfront Explore Valparaíso’s markets, hills, murals, and historic port Free time for lunch and personal exploration Stop in Casablanca Valley for a guided wine tasting

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.

Skip the rush of group tours and explore Santiago de Chile on a private half-day tour. Ride a cable car to a viewpoint; stroll historic neighborhoods; admire architecture and street art; visit notable landmarks; and learn about the city's history and daily life with personalized attention and hotel pickup included.

Discover the best views of Santiago, without needing to venture far, with this group walking tour to the San Cristobal Hill. Stroll through the bohemian Bellavista neighborhood, ride the historic funicular up the hill, visit the Virgin of the Immaculate Conception Sanctuary, and take the cable car over the city—all in just a few hours.

Even if you have limited time in Chile, the charms of Vina del Mar, Valparaiso, and the Casablanca Valley shouldn't be missed. This comprehensive day tour from Santiago includes hotel pickup and covers all three destinations. Explore Vina del Mar's coastal highlights, walk Valparaiso's colorful bohemian neighborhoods, and enjoy a wine tasting at a vineyard in the Casablanca Valley, one of Chile's most celebrated wine regions, a stop that other tours skip.

Easter Island is a bucket-list destination for many travelers, but in order to visit its archaeological sites you must go with a guide. This tour devotes two days to showcasing the island’s top archaeological sites, wrapping up with an early-morning visit on Ahu Tongariki on the final day to take in views of the rising sun.

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.

Discover the magic of the Valley of the Moon: a reality-defying experience Embark on a fascinating journey through the surreal landscape of the Atacama Desert. Our tour to the Valley of the Moon is not only an excursion, it is a total immersion in an environment that seems to be taken from another planet. Walk among monumental dunes, rock formations shaped by centuries of wind and terrain reminiscent of the lunar surface. What really makes this tour stand out is the sunset: from privileged viewpoints, you will see how the light transforms the desert into a vivid palette of deep golds, deep oranges and soft pinks. It's a magical moment that will be etched in your memory... and on your camera. Ideal for nature lovers, adventurous travelers and photography enthusiasts.

Join us on a journey to uncover Chile’s history at Fuerte Bulnes, a historical reconstruction of the fort founded in 1843. We’ll explore key sites, enjoy stunning views of the Strait of Magellan, and immerse ourselves in the rich heritage of this region.

A curated Chilean experience combining three must-see Lake District destinations with expert guidance and authentic flavors. From Petrohué Falls to Puerto Varas and Frutillar, enjoy stunning scenery and sweet local traditions.

Thanks to its bone-dry climate and lack of light pollution, the night skies in San Pedro de Atacama are some of the best in the world. This stargazing tour combines telescope observation and astronomical storytelling for the ultimate evening experience, with hot chocolate and blankets to keep you warm.

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.

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.

Travel to the countryside outside of Santiago on this small-group tour of a family-owned winery in the Aconcagua Valley and Inca Lagoon. Sip high-quality wines and gain insight into Chilean culture with the help of a guide. Travel through the winding switchbacks of "Los Caracoles" on your way to the Inca Lagoon to soak up stunning views and visit South America's first ski resort.

Santiago de Chile is emerging as a key player helping to shape the world today. Learn to navigate this cosmopolitan capital wrapped in a colonial skin and discover its unique charm with help from a local guide. Get both your bearings and the inside scoop on local culture on this full-day tour of the city's highlights.

Turn your layover into an unforgettable day with our exclusive Santiago city tour. Designed for travelers with a stopover, this private experience lets you discover the highlights of Chile’s capital in just a few hours. You’ll be picked up by private vehicle directly at the airport and welcomed by a friendly, passionate and knowledgeable local guide. The experience is mostly done on foot, as we believe walking is the best way to truly discover Santiago. You’ll see the colorful streets of Barrio Bellavista, soak up the lively atmosphere at Baquedano Square, visit the civic center, and enjoy the views of the Andes Mountains. Along the way, we’ll stop for a tasty snack to keep you energized while exploring. The tour duration depends on your stopover time and is fully flexible. If you prefer less walking or a slower pace, we are happy to adapt the itinerary and use the vehicle more. At the end of the tour, we’ll drop you back at the airport for a smooth continuation of your journey :)

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.

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.