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Karen_R, Oct 2026
Great way to get to the...
Great way to get to the coast. Fun seeing the fish market and sea lions. Enjoyable walks on the hills and loved all the murals. Had lunch at a delicious local restaurant. Driver had great playlist for his tunes. Wine tasting at a beautiful site. A wonderful experience.
Ashwin_B, Oct 2026
An outstanding guide in a beautiful city
An excellent tour with an exceptional guide. Rodrigo's knowledge of Santiago was remarkable, and he brought the city's history and character to life throughout the day. He went above and beyond by arranging a lunch reservation at a restaurant he personally recommended after learning our food preferences. One of the most professional and thoughtful guides we have ever had. Santiago is a stunning city, and this tour captures its essence beautifully. Highly recommended.
rodkeenan, Oct 2026
We had a great day trip...
We had a great day trip with Christobal, who was very knowledgeable about the history of each place and had plenty of tips for food and drink. I'd recommend this as part of your stay in Santiago, getting to see Valparaíso was a highlight as well as finishing off with a quick winery tour.
Bonnie_C, Oct 2026
Lots to do in one day trip!
This was just, hands down, a great experience. We made multiple stops (wine tasting) with the height of the trip stopping at Portillos hotel in the Andes Mountains. Even though it was 30 degrees, because there was no wind, it was WARM via the thermal heat from the sun. It felt like a light heater was on— totally weird experience but quite awesome. (No need to rent the warm weather gear that is suggested ). Lots of photo op stops, along with a hands on experience with llamas and alpacas. Joaquin and Raphael took care of us and I highly recommend the experience. As a note, they picked us up promptly from our hotel at 745am and drop off was around 4pm— so still time for night excursions if we wanted. Also worth nothing, there are not formal stops for food. They recommend you eat breakfast before pick up and there are food trucks at Portillos but no formal sit down affair. The tour includes a stop for empanadas but we ate them enroute back to the hotels. We packed snacks and water since we knew it was an all day event, so it didn’t bother us at all.
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Santiago tours take you anywhere from the sea to the highest peaks in the Americas. See the city with a local guide to get the full rundown of its panoramic parks, Spanish colonial architecture, and best barrios for food and culture. Nearby, oenophiles have the choice between experiencing the asados and verdant vineyards of Maipo Valley or the Casablanca white wines near the coastal towns of Valparaíso and Viña del Mar. And if it’s adventure in the Andes that you seek, hike or ski and be rewarded with views of snow-capped mountains, turquoise lakes and glaciers, and Santiago in the distance.

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