SANTIAGO

Escape Santiago for a full-day journey into the Aconcagua Valley, where nature, craftsmanship, and Chilean wine come together in a beautifully balanced experience. Your day begins with a scenic drive toward a charming alpaca farm, where you’ll meet these gentle animals and learn about their natural fiber, breeding, and the artisanal process behind high-quality alpaca garments. The visit also includes time to explore the boutique, where travelers can find locally made textiles and unique Chilean pieces. The journey continues with a winery experience in the Aconcagua Valley, one of Chile’s most distinctive wine regions. Surrounded by vineyards and mountain views, you’ll learn about local winemaking traditions and enjoy a guided tasting in an elegant setting. This tour is ideal for travelers who want something different from the usual day trip: warm, scenic, authentic, and refined, with a memorable mix of animals, culture, countryside, and wine.

Santiago Lunch Layover is a private dining-focused experience designed for travelers who want to enjoy one of the city's most rewarding pleasures: its food scene. After meeting your local guide at the airport, you'll head to a carefully selected restaurant based on your preferences, timing, and reservation availability. Choose from a variety of curated options, including a relaxed lunch overlooking Parque Bicentenario at Mestizo, a seafood experience at Ocean Pacific's, a wine-focused meal at Bocanáriz, a pisco and local flavors experience at Chipe Libre, or a casual gourmet burger stop. Travelers with a specific restaurant in mind may also request a customized lunch experience. Enjoy time to relax, taste local flavors, and experience a different side of Santiago before returning comfortably to the airport for your next flight.

San Cristóbal Hill & Bellavista Express Layover is designed for travelers who want fresh air, city views, and a scenic introduction to Santiago without committing to a full city tour. After meeting your local guide at Arturo Merino Benítez Airport, you’ll travel by private vehicle toward San Cristóbal Hill, where Santiago opens up beneath you with views of the city skyline and the Andes Mountains. Depending on timing and daily operation, the experience may include the cable car, funicular, or selected scenic access points on the hill. For travelers with more available time, the route can extend briefly into Bellavista, one of Santiago’s most colorful neighborhoods, for a coffee, fresh juice, or casual local snack before returning safely to the airport.

Sky Costanera & MUT Layover is designed for travelers who want a memorable glimpse of Santiago’s modern side without rushing their airport connection. After meeting your local guide at Arturo Merino Benítez Airport, you’ll travel by private vehicle to the city’s contemporary district, with an introduction to Santiago along the way. The highlight of the experience is Sky Costanera, one of Santiago’s most iconic viewpoints, where you can take in wide views of the city, the Andes Mountains, and the modern skyline. Afterward, continue to MUT, Mercado Urbano Tobalaba, a vibrant urban market and lifestyle space where you can enjoy a coffee, snack, casual bite, or browse local products and thoughtful Chilean gifts before returning comfortably to the airport.

Historic Santiago Layover is a short private experience designed for travelers with an 8 to 10-hour layover in Santiago. After meeting your guide at the airport, you'll travel into the city while learning about Santiago's history, culture, and daily life. Once in the historic center, you'll explore Plaza de Armas and its surroundings, discover the iconic Portal Fernández Concha, and continue toward La Moneda Palace and the civic heart of Chile. Along the way, enjoy a traditional Chilean snack such as a completo, empanada, mote con huesillos, or another local bite selected according to the time of day. If your flight schedule allows, the experience may also extend naturally to nearby areas such as Lastarria or Santa Lucía Hill before returning comfortably to the airport.

Travel toward Santiago’s eastern and northeastern foothills, generally located between 15 and 30 kilometers from the city center, depending on the selected route. Here, the urban landscape gives way to native vegetation, rocky terrain, open ridgelines, and panoramic views across the Santiago Valley. The hike will be chosen according to your physical condition, hiking experience, mobility, and preferred level of activity. Some routes offer a gentler introduction to the hills, while others involve steeper climbs, uneven surfaces, and a more demanding ascent. Throughout the experience, your guide will set a comfortable rhythm and share insight into the geography, vegetation, wildlife, and natural environment surrounding Santiago. The final route will be coordinated in advance and may be adjusted according to weather, visibility, seasonal conditions, trail access, and safety.

Chile’s wine country is shaped by striking contrasts in climate, landscape, and winemaking tradition. Travel south from Santiago into Maipo Valley, beginning roughly 40 kilometers from the city, where historic estates produce celebrated red wines, including Chile’s emblematic Carménère and renowned Cabernet Sauvignon. Alternatively, head approximately 75 kilometers northwest toward Casablanca Valley, a cooler coastal region known for Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and sparkling wines. The wineries and tastings will be selected according to your interests, creating a personalized experience rather than a fixed wine route. Your guide will accompany you throughout the day, sharing local knowledge, connecting each visit, and adapting the pace to the way you prefer to travel. Between vineyards and tastings, there will also be time for lunch at a carefully recommended place selected according to your tastes and the natural flow of the day.

Santiago is a city best understood at street level. Beginning in the civic and historic center, this 6-hour walking experience connects La Moneda Palace, the Paris-Londres quarter, Plaza de Armas, the Metropolitan Cathedral, Santa Lucía Hill, and Lastarria. Rather than moving quickly between isolated attractions, you will follow plazas, pedestrian streets, historic façades, and neighborhood transitions that reveal how Santiago has developed and how the city lives today. The route flows naturally from the historic center toward its cultural districts, with time to observe architectural details, local activity, and everyday urban life. Your guide will shape the pace around your interests and mobility, allowing more time for architecture, photography, local culture, or conversation. A lunch or café stop can be arranged at a thoughtfully recommended place along the route. Food and drinks are not included.

Santiago reveals itself through contrasts. Beginning in the historic center, the route connects Plaza de Armas, La Moneda Palace, and Santa Lucía Hill before continuing north toward San Cristóbal Hill, where the Andes frame one of the capital’s most memorable views. From there, the experience moves east toward modern Santiago, where Sky Costanera, Parque Bicentenario, and the polished neighborhoods of Providencia, Las Condes, and Vitacura reflect the city’s contemporary side. Along the way, your guide will bring Santiago’s history, culture, and daily life into focus, adapting the rhythm naturally to your interests. The experience also includes time for lunch at a carefully recommended restaurant selected around your tastes, making Santiago’s culinary scene part of the journey.