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Designed for travelers, not tourists—specifically those who typically avoid rushed group tours. While "tourism" sticks to crowded spots in a couple of hills, we offer an "Extended Route." We venture deeper to show you why Valparaíso is the world's street art capital, exploring multiple hills that are, in fact, fully painted, kilometer after kilometer. Our 5 Key Differences: 1. Max 8 people. We reject the "cattle-class" feel. We prioritize personal space for a relaxed drive. 2. Smart Logistics (Downhill Only): We explore strictly downhill. You get full immersion without the physical struggle. 3. Culinary Autonomy: No tourist traps. We provide free time in a vibrant zone where you can choose exactly what to eat, or simply use the time to explore more. 4. The Real Coast: We go to the beach next to the popular fish market to witness the true port atmosphere and all its fauna—both animal and human. 5. The Wine Break: A sensory stop in Casablanca Valley for a signature wine tasting.

Discover a piece of the Chilean wine industry on this 4-hour Santiago tour to Santa Rita Winery. With a guide, you can enjoy its garden, admire the natural beauty of the vineyard landscape, and learn about the winery's history, which dates back to 1880. Three tastings are included. Select a morning or afternoon departure time when booking.

Escape Santiago to enjoy the natural grandeur of the Andes during this day-long excursion to Cajón del Maipo with a small group. Enjoy views of gushing waterfalls, icy glaciers, and towering cliffs as you visit this scenic outdoor area. Cap it all off by savoring an included picnic featuring red wine and a snack made with locally-sourced ingredients.

Visit the Cajón del Maipo area on this full-day tour from Santiago. Located southeast of the city, Cajón del Maipo is known for its massifs, hills, and rivers and is a great spot for nature lovers looking to explore some of Chile's great outdoors not too far from Santiago. You'll visit San Jose de Maipo to learn about the area's history, and then travel into the mountains and to a lake. A wine and picnic are provided.

A vibrant route where art, identity, and community take center stage. We begin in the historic Quinta Normal Park and briefly visit the Museum of Memory and Human Rights, a meaningful introduction to the context behind much of Santiago’s urban expression. Then we dive into Yungay’s streets, transformed into open-air galleries. Powerful murals tell stories, we'll get to know the artists and learn about the locals. We explore iconic cultural corners like Pasaje Adriana Cousiño, and Pasaje Lucrecia Valdés, discovering heritage façades full of colo. The journey continues into energetic Barrio Brasil — a hub for alternative art, local stages, and creativity in motion. We finish at the bohemian Barrio Concha y Toro, a cinematic maze of curved streets and artistic soul. With Roots & Routes, we create tourism with meaning — and we’ll recommend the best local art spaces, bites, and drinks so you can keep exploring Santiago’s creative heartbeat.

The Elqui Valley is the most valuable cultural and mountain destination in Chile, creator of the most emblematic cultural treasures of our country. Its illuminated atmosphere allowed the creation and development of various cultural practices that make it a dream destination for those seeking relaxation, inspiration, cosmic connection and advanced knowledge about Chile's cultural heritage. Its beautiful geography welcomed ancient indigenous peoples, churches and hacienda houses of the first conquerors surrounded by pyramidal mountains full of minerals, energy and a transparent atmosphere, propagated tropical, desert and Mediterranean crops and the oldest wine and pisco cellars in the country. You will discover the art of the Diaguitas, the legacy of the Incas, the origins of Chilean and Argentine wine, the advanced astronomical observatories and the places that inspired mystics and the first female Nobel Prize winner for literature in Latin America, Gabriela Mistral.

Enjoy a 100% private tour, with hotel pick-up and a relaxed pace—no other guests. In the Casablanca Valley, sample up to four unique wines, including a rare blue wine and a chocolate-inspired wine. Meet friendly alpacas and browse jewelry made from Chilean lapis lazuli, a meaningful keepsake. Continue to Viña del Mar to see the Floral Clock and an authentic Moai statue from Easter Island. Then explore the colorful hills of Valparaíso—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—on a guided walking tour focused on street art and scenic viewpoints. We will stop for lunch with an amazing view of the bay from the hills. (Lunch not included.) You may also add a 30-minute private boat ride on the Pacific Ocean for panoramic views of the coastline and port, and/or add a visit to a sparkling wine winery in Casablanca for a guided tour and a tasting of three varieties in a tranquil setting. Please note: These experiences are optional. To include them, simply select the corresponding option when booking.

On this tour we spent the day walking the streets and slopes of Valparaíso, knowing the city from a different perspective, deepening in its history. We visit the Casa de Neruda La Sebastiana, Porto de Valparaíso, Cerro Alegre and Concepción, Ascensor El Peral, National Maritime Museum and the Fair and Mirante 21 May. Includes entrances to both museums and elevators (lifts). *The tour is held from Tuesday to Sunday.

The Valley of Enchantment is a marvelous place with a unique nature and numerous striking resources that surprised and enchanted thousands of years ago primitive nomadic tribes native to the Atlantic and the Amazon, attracted by the good climate, precious stones, and the Pacific coast. and its ancient oceanic forests, becoming the first sedentary of the regional valleys. This mysterious culture settles in this beautiful natural space and hidden semi-arid ravine, turning it into the most important artistic, astronomical and ceremonial center of Chilean prehistory. Its attractive and strategic location, geomorphology, variety of slopes, flora and fauna, its large stones with surprising engravings, paintings and mortars, teach the amazing art, rituals and worldview of the oldest and shamanic culture of the Coquimbo Region: Molle culture.

Discover Chile’s rich winemaking tradition on the tour of the Cousiño Macul Vineyard and the Baha’i Temple. Starting in Providencia, Santiago, you will visit this iconic vineyard with more than a century of history, where you will learn about the winemaking process and enjoy a tasting of three of its best wines. Then, head to the top of Santiago Hill to explore the Bahai Temple, with its unique architecture and spiritual atmosphere. Discover two great traditions on a 4.5-hour tour culminating with breathtaking views of the Chilean capital. - 4.5 hour tour combining wine and culture in Santiago - Visit to the Cousiño Macul Vineyard and tasting of three wines Explore the Baha'i Temple and learn about Baha'i - Enjoy spectacular views of the mountain range and the city of Santiago

Come join us explore Valparaiso just like a local! We will explore all the wonderful street art, walking between hills like Cerro Concepcion and Alegre, take the funicular to downtown Valparaiso, and try some local food in a restaurant with ocean view. As an option, we can finish the day with a tasting of the fantastic crisp wines of Casablanca at Casas del Bosque winery.

Discover the captivating landscapes of Vallecito in the Atacama Desert, famous for its unique rock formations and connection to Star Wars. This half-day tour offers an immersive experience, starting with hotel pickup from San Pedro de Atacama. Enjoy scenic stops at the Likan-Antay Viewpoint and the striking Cordillera de la Sal, where you’ll see formations reminiscent of the World Cup trophy. Short walks through the desert reveal the enchanting ‘Red Riding Hood House’ and insights into mining history. Conclude with a refreshing drink and stunning sunset views over the desert mountains. - Half-day tour from San Pedro de Atacama (14:30 PM – 18:00/18:30 PM) - Includes transportation, guide (Spanish/English), cocktail, and snack - Explore unique landscapes and Star Wars filming locations - Recommended items: trekking shoes, sunscreen, and camera