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Instead of wandering around clutching a guidebook, get first-hand account of Concepción's local culture on a walking tour through the heart of the city. Perfect for first-time visitors, this experience helps you get oriented while exploring Concepción’s most-important landmarks and learning why it is known as the birthplace of Chilean independence.

In this tour, we will get around the port of Talcahuano, visiting iconic places, such as the port itself, the "Huáscar" ship and the Rocuant Wetland.

Swap the hustle and bustle of the city for the natural beauty of the Biobío River estuary on this small-group tour from Concepción. Learn about why this waterway is so important, then visit the Pedro del Río Zañartu Museum surrounded by coastal parkland, and unwind at the hidden Rocoto Beach.

In this tour, we will visit two of the most symbolic coves in Hualpen shores Chome, known beacuse of its history of whale hunting that took place until 1981; and Perone, a small fishers cove. Finally, we will visit Ramuntcho Beach.

Swap the big city for the natural beauty of Chile’s Biobío Region—and go beyond the usual tourist trail—on a private full-day tour from Concepción. Visit the impressive Salto del Laja waterfalls, discover the railway history of Monte Águila, and stroll through the history-filled streets of Yumbel, all while learning about the local culture.

In this tour, we will get around some of othe most  iconic places of Greater Concepción, visiting Concepción and Talcahuano city centres, University of Concepción, Talcahuano promenade and port, Huáscar Museum, the Estuary of Biobío river and the lagoons in San Pedro de la Paz.

In this tour, we will visit the five urban lagoons in the city of Concepción, showing the traveller their ecological in the city.

Swap the hustle and bustle of the city for the natural beauty of the Biobío River on this small-group tour from Concepción. Visit the estuary of Chile’s widest and second-longest river while learning about its importance to the region’s identity. Visit the Pedro del Río Zañartu Museum, then take in views from the Wallpen Viewpoint, Pompón Hill, and the Pirate's Cave.

Step off the typical tourist trail and into the industrial and cultural history of Lota on a small-group tour to one of Chile’s most important mining communities. Visit the exact center of Chile, descend into a historic coal mine, and visit landmarks including the Lota Museum, Parque Isidora Cousiño, Pavilion 83, and the city’s historic square.

In this tour, we will do an extensive tour around the cities of Coronel and Lota. First, we will visit Maule Beach, Schwager Puchoco Museum, Communitarios Ovens and Coronel Square. After all that, we will continue our trip visiting Playa Blanca, where we will visit the exact point where the half of the Chilean continental territory is located. We will continue our trip visiting the Mining Town, the place where the film "Subterra" was filmed; there, we will be able to know how miners lived during the second half of 19th century and the begining of 20th century while working in the coal mines. After that, we will have lunch, and then will visit Lota Museum and Isidora Cousiño Park. Finally, we will visit Pavillion Nº 83, nowadays used as a Comunity Cultural Centre for the City of Lota, and then, Lota Main Square, before we go back to Concepción.

In this tour, we will get around the city of Concepción, visiting the city centre, University of Concepción, Ecuador Park, and the Bicentenary Park area.