Come join us for an adrenaline fueled day of skiing or snowboarding in the beautiful ski resort El Colorado, with excellent terrain, perfect for beginners!
HIGHLIGHTS:
* All-in-one tour, stress free and hassle free!
* Equipment, transportation, lessons and passes – all included!
* Be led by a knowledgeable and entertaining guide!
El Colorado, is one of the most popular ski resorts in Chile, with wide, long slopes, essential for beginners to practice their technique. This one day excursion is the perfect ski day trip whilst staying in Santiago.
This is a no hassle tour, enjoy the skiing without the worry of organization and preparation – we’ve got it all covered! So if you’re looking for a relaxing ski experience with everything arranged already, then this is the day trip for you! From the equipment (Ski boots, skis, poles, snowboard, and sticks) to the transportation even down to the ski lessons and unlimited ski lift pass, you literally do not have to worry about a thing.
Now, all that is left is to enjoy the slopes. See you there!
We will pick you up from your hotel to take you to the Bali-Hai restaurant for you to enjoy a delicious show-dinner, which will display the variety of Chile´s folklore from north to south. “Tirana” and “Huasos” dances, typical costumes and choreographies will be part of it. Everything masterly performed by Voces de América Group. While you enjoy the dinner, our entertainer will make the night more enjoyable by singing typical songs with the audience participation.
Then, ancient Polynesian dances from Tahiti and Easter Island will be performed by “Thiare” ballet wearing exotic and colorful costumes. There´s usually a special guest star taking part of the show, we suggest to ask about it. Shortly before the end of the night just to dance, the steady band will invite you to remember and enjoy the unforgettable all times’ best music.
Enjoy more, save more with this Essential Pack so you and your family can enjoy two tours and make the most of the savings when purchased together. Get ready for the fascinating Santiago Classic City Tour and the beautiful Valparaiso and Viña del Mar tour
HIGHLIGHTS:
* See all the most iconic landmarks in Santiago
* Visit Santiago’s largest park bearing panoramic views of the city
* Explore the upper class neighborhood of the “Orient Sector”
* Discover the cities of Valparaiso and Viña del Mar
* Lookout over the breathtaking views from 21 de Mayo viewpoint
* Unravel the long stretch of glittering beaches
Santiago Classic City Tour
Discover the Chilean capital on an educational yet fun 3 hour tour. Situated in the country’s central valley and home to 7 million people, this city is one of South America’s best gems due to its growing economy, its hints of modern-day renaissance and its prominent art scene.
See all the most iconic landmarks in the centre and experience Chile’s rich cultural heritage. Visit the Plaza de Armas, the main square of the capital surrounded by all the most important historic buildings and consists of an urban, square grid pattern designed by Pedro de Gamboa in 1541. Enjoy the escape from city life with a visit to Cerro Santa Lucia, a green paradise full or statues, trees and plants and the perfect backdrop to relax. Admire the neoclassical 18th Century architecture of La Moneda, home to Chile’s presidential offices before visiting other beautiful buildings including The Post Office and Santiago Metropolitan Cathedral.
Head to Cerro San Cristobal, a hill rising at nearly 1,000 feet tall and boasts sweeping views of the whole city. Consisting of 722 hectares, this is the largest park in the city and home to the 14 metres tall Virgen de la Inmaculada Concepción statue.
Later, head to the upper class neighborhood of the “Orient Sector” the most modern and rich part of Santiago. Let your draw drop as you take in the surrounding high-rise buildings and luxurious boulevards. To end the tour we’ll return back to your or hotel or stop off first at a local restaurant, at your own expense.
Valparaiso and Viña del Mar
Discover the cities of Valparaiso and Vina del Mar on this full day tour from Santiago. On the way to the coast, we will pass through the beautifully groomed vineyards of Curacavi and Casablanca valleys, which are famous wine regions. Valparaiso, Spanish for Paradise Valley, is a cultural hotspot that serves as one of the country’s most important seaports. The entire city is recognized as an UNESCO World Heritage Site for its intriguing cobblestone labyrinth of streets, historic buildings, and ancient funiculars along the steep sloping hills.
From the 21 de Mayo lookout, you'll enjoy spectacular panoramic views of the city and harbour. Your guide will point out some of the more interesting sights and will be happy to answer any questions you may have. Next, you'll visit the garden city, Viña del Mar, home to the most-visited beach on Chile’s central coast.
This city boasts beautiful parks and gardens, and miles of sandy beaches. See the Presidential Castle, Liberty Avenue, the 1930s Casino, and various classical century-old mansions. As a part of the experience, you may want enjoy lunch in Viña del Mar at your own expense.
Enjoy more, save more, this Essential Pack you and your family can enjoy two tours but with savings when purchased together.
Santiago Classic City tour
Discover the classic attractions of Santiago, the Chilean capital on a 3-hour guided tour. Situated in the country’s central valley, and home to 7 million people, Santiago’s rapid economic growth has made it one of South America’s most developed cities. Its unique urban environment artfully unites classic and modern. Experience Chile´s rich cultural heritage through the city’s monuments, including the Plaza de Armas (the main square), Santa Lucia Hill, La Moneda (the Government Palace), the Post Office, Club Hipico (Riding Club) and the Santiago Metropolitan Cathedral. Head to Cerro San Cristobal, a hill rising nearly 1,000 feet above Santiago in the city’s largest park. Atop the hill you’ll find a church as well as a stunning 72-foot-tall statue of the Virgin Mary. Then visit the Orient Sector, the most modern part of Santiago, and see its impressive high-rise buildings and classy boulevards. After the tour we drive you back your hotel or at some restaurants to enjoy a traditional lunch (own expenses)
Concha y Toro Winery
Travel through the beautiful wine country to Chile´s legendary Concha y Toro Winery. After a relaxing drive, pass through the traditional winery’s grand entrance to spend a pleasant afternoon enjoying the grounds. Your guided winery tour starts at the stunningly landscaped antique gardens just outside the Casona, a mansion that was once the summer residence of the Concha y Toro family. Cross into the Pirque Vineyards to learn about the growth and development of vines assisted by the meticulous attention of master vineyard keepers. Centuries old history is all around as you explore the ancient Pirque Terraces. Old world taste comes to life with sampling of Casillero del Diablo Carmenere. The wines created from this classic Chilean variety were confused with Merlot for more than a century before rediscovery in the 1990s. Today Carmenere is Chile’s emblematic wine. Then descend underground into the winery’s intriguing system of ancient cellars. Visit “Casillero del Diablo” (Devil’s Cellar), the source of the famous legend that made Chilean wine known around the world. End your tour at the wine bar for a wine tasting, an ideal place to taste premium wines from the flagship Casillero del Diablo label. Once you've met your match, visit the wine shop where the full assortment of ultra-premium Concha y Toro wines are available for sale as well as books and souvenirs to commemorate your visit.
Taste traditional Chilean dishes and learn how they are prepared Wander through local markets and get the chance to chat with vendors and shoppers Get the best view of Santiago with a trip up the iconic cable car Indulge with a lunch break in the bohemian neighborhood of Bellavista. We’re turning you into an honourary Santiaguino on this city tour that takes you inside local life! Hop onto local transit and discover the best places to eat, the best sites to see, and the best spots for just hanging out. By the end of it, you’ll be blending in like a true Santiago local. We’re turning you into an honourary Santiaguino on this city tour that takes you inside local life! Hop onto local transit and discover the best places to eat, the best sites to see, and the best spots for just hanging out. By the end of it, you’ll be blending in like a true Santiago local.
We’re starting our Santiago tour in the morning — the best time for enjoying the city and escaping the crowds on public transit. We’ll meet at La Moneda in the Plaza de la Constitucion — an iconic place in Santiago and a popular gathering point for many locals.
From there, we’ll head to the neighbourhood of La Alameda, a place that’s popular with locals thanks to its gorgeous architecture and blending of the old and new city. We’ll explore an area that’s known as the heart and soul of Santiago — and where the city first started and grew into what it is today. Discover sites like the Plaza de Armas and get a feel for what makes this city so great. (Don’t forget your camera — this area is excellent for photos!)
From there, you’ll travel like a local with a ride on the metro and a stop at Mercado Central, starring some of the freshest produce in the country. Wander the aisles and watch how locals shop and bargain for the best deal — and maybe even try your own negotiation skills. Best of all, we’re going to eat some typical Chilean dishes! Oooooh yeah. Food is included.
Next, your Santiago tour will lead you to La Vega Central, a local market just on the other side of the Mapocho River. You can find everything you could imagine here, from souvenirs to healing potions — and when we say everything, we mean EVERYTHING!
Our Santiago tour is then going onwards and upwards — literally! We’re taking the cable car to the top of Cerro San Cristobal. At the top, you’ll have the best view of the city, so keep that camera handy. You’ll want to show off your awe-inspiring photos to everyone back home, right?!
We’ll finish up our Santiago tour with lunch (we hope you liked the food at the market!) in the beautiful, bohemian Bellavista neighbourhood. This hipster district is home to up-and-coming restaurants, making it the perfect place to stop for a delicious Chilean meal. We’ll dine at a beloved local restaurant before heading back to where we started, but with the expertise of true Santiaguinos.
Discover Santiago’s nightlife with visits to three local bars and a salsa club Indulge in local drinks like terremoto (a white wine + pineapple ice cream (!!!) mixed drink) and piscola (a strong grape liquor with coke and ice) Sample a local favourite snack, sopaipillas with pebre, little Chilean buns with salsa Explore Santiago’s different neighbourhoods, including the artsy Bellavista neighbourhood Dance the night away with salsa lessons. Sips, Spanish, salsa, Santiago! Si! Head out on the town for a night to remember. Sip Santiago’s favourite drinks in local bars, learn how to order in Spanish, and indulge in the city’s vibrant salsa scene – you’ll be a fly-by-night Santiaguino in no time!
Calling all travellers who are adventurous, fun, and love meeting new people – we’ve got something for you! It’s time to get to know Santiago like a true local – by experiencing its nightlife! Start things off where Santiago started – Plaza de Armas – and head straight for a local bar. Your transformation into a real Santiaguino begins now, as we teach you how to order your first drink in Spanish. Don’t worry if you don’t get it right the first time, there’s plenty of time to practice this evening (and don’t we all get better at languages after a drink or two?!).
Enjoy your typical Chilean drink in the company of locals, really experiencing Santiago’s social culture. From there, we’ll venture off to the next bar, about a 15 minute walk away. As we walk, your local guide will share stories about life in Santiago and answer any questions you have. This next bar is one of our favourites, as its atmosphere is one of true political satire. Great drinks and politician mockery? What’s not to love?! Next up we head to our third bar, this one located in the Bellavista neighbourhood. One of our (and most locals’) favourite neighbourhoods to hang out in, Bellavista is mostly home to Bohemians and artists. It’s full of street art, hipster shops, fantastic restaurants, and plenty of pubs, discos, bars, and other great spots to spend the evening.
The finish off the tour, we’ll take you to the best salsa nightclub in Santiago, where you’ll be treated to a salsa lesson. Learn the moves, then spend the rest of the evening dancing the night away with your new friends in the beautiful city of Santiago de Chile. Note that on Saturdays the salsa lessons are unavailable – we still end the evening in a salsa bar, but rather spend the time enjoying good beer and live music instead of learning to dance.
Descubre los lugares históricos más importantes de Chile.
Visita el Centro Cultural del Palacio de la Moneda y contempla exposiciones de fama nacional e internacional.
A continuación, explora el convento-museo de San Francisco, considerado el sitio que alberga la mejor colección de arte de Cuzco.
Para acabar, aprende un poco más sobre la historia de Chile en el Museo Histórico Nacional, una exhibición de objetos y documentos que brindan la oportunidad de conocer y comprender en profundidad el pasado chileno.
Departure from your hotel to the north of the city. We will take highway N°5 and after 4 kilometers of travel we will take the Buenaventura exit where the biggest outlet mall of Santiago is located “Outlet Premium Buenaventura”.
Here you can find and shop over 100 different national and international brands for men, women and kids with products from the previous and latest seasons with discounts all year long.
The passengers can enjoy shopping on their own for 3 hours and after that going to the meeting point were the driver or guide will be waiting. Additionally, there are cafeterias and fast food restaurants to make the experience more enjoyable.
Departure from your hotel. Visit to two handicrafts centers. The first is the traditional Pueblito Los Dominicos, located in Las Condes. There are about 160 artisans` workshops that work with ceramic, retablos, textiles, metal, paint, and wood, among others. The fun part is that, besides buying the products, it is possible to enter the workshops and watch how the artisans work.
Later, the second center, the design and handicrafts park El Secreto. Apart from its variety in handicrafts and accessories, in El Secreto is possible to find recreational and educational workshops for kids and adults, combining the natural environment to appreciate their exhibitions and to be amused by art and culture.
We will pick you up at your hotel around 8pm and we will take you to Bali-Hai restaurant, located in the east side of Santiago, where you will enjoy the magic of Easter Island and Polynesia in an environment taken directly from those magical places.
Participants are invited to delight themselves with a fusion of the Chilean and Polynesian typical gastronomy such as southern salmon, pippin ceviche with coconut milk and some Bali Hai pineapple, all of these with and exquisite Chilean wine.
While you are eating you will be enjoying an amazing show that last around two hours and it will let you know the different roots of the national folklore through the dancers of this mysterious island. An unforgettable experience and if you are lucky enough they could teach you some dance moves. Once the show is over you will have some free time if you want to so you can keep dancing at the rhythm of Latin-American music ¡you can’t miss it!
Valparaíso es el puerto principal de Chile y Patrimonio de la Humanidad gracias a su peculiar arquitectura y a su exhibición de calles estrechas, pasadizos y escaleras que suben hasta la cima de las colinas.
Viña del Mar es el balneario turístico más visitado del país y también es conocida como la «ciudad jardín» debido a la multitud de zonas verdes que la rodean, sus amplias aceras y hermosas plazas y jardines florecidos.
Tanto Valparaíso como Viña del Mar son puertas hacia el océano Pacífico así que no pierdas la oportunidad de descubrir el contraste de estas dos maravillas costaneras ubicadas a tan solo 120 kilómetros de Santiago.
Saliendo del poblado de San Pedro de Atacama con dirección al sur, se encuentra el Pueblo de Toconao (2.470 m.s.n.m). Un Oasis que también forma parte de la cultura atacameña y contribuyó al impulso del desarrollo humano en la zona al igual que San Pedro de Atacama. La presencia de agua sin mayor cantidad de minerales permitió el desarrollo agropastoril de sus habitantes, que aún mantienen sus cultivos de toda clase de árboles frutales como peras de pascua, ciruelas, membrillos y uva, también producen una gran cantidad de hortalizas.
En este pueblo visitamos la Iglesia de San Lucas de Toconao declarada monumento nacional en 1951 y construida en 1744, cuya principal característica es su campanario exento, es decir, separado de la iglesia. Este poblado posee además una interesante arquitectura en piedra Liparita local, piedra volcánica blanda y blanca, extraída de una cantera a 2 km. del lugar. Luego de visitar el Pueblo de Toconao a 20 km aprox. en el Salar de Atacama se encuentra Laguna Chaxa, sitio protegido y parte de la Reserva Nacional Los Flamencos, hermosa laguna donde podrás ver flamencos además de otro tipo de aves como el Chorlo de la Puna, playero de Baird, y la gaviota andina.
Además este sector permite observar y entender la geología del Salar de Atacama en todo su esplendor, apreciando las costras de sal generadas por la acumulación de cristales producidos por la evaporación de aguas salinas subterráneas.
La capital de Chile es una ciudad animada, con carácter propio y que lo tiene todo: una creciente cultura artística, restaurantes modernos y una gran diversidad de ocio nocturno.
Al estar rodeada de montañas – los Alpes al este y una cordillera costera al oeste – en un día claro Santiago presume de una de las escenas urbanas más increíbles del mundo. Sé testigo de una cautivadora fusión de tradición y modernidad al contemplar las mansiones coloniales y los barrios simétricos que integran a la perfección los rascacielos del Sanhattan, el distrito financiero de la ciudad. Conocida mundialmente por sus pistas de esquí, rutas de vino, ciclismo y senderismo, Santiago es una ciudad que ofrece un sinfín de posibilidades estimulantes.
Tu aventura empieza en el hotel, desde donde, tras recogerte, nos dirigiremos a la avenida principal de la ciudad. Aprende un poco más sobre su historia y sus alrededores antes de seguir hacia Lastarria, un barrio plegado de calles adoquinadas que destaca por sus zonas verdes y sus casas del siglo XIX que han sido restauradas y se usan como cafés, restaurantes, librerías y museos.
El recorrido continúa hacia el parque público Cerro Santa Lucía. Aprovecha el tiempo para pasear y tomar fotos mientras tu guía te cuenta algunos de los acontecimientos más importantes de la historia de Santiago, como por ejemplo el enfrentamiento entre mapuches y españoles. Los miradores del parque te brindan la oportunidad de admirar una vista panorámica de Santiago, así como las reliquias y construcciones de la época colonial, como el castillo Hidalgo.
De camino a la próxima parada podrás admirar la plaza de Armas, la catedral de Santiago y su impresionante arquitectura y el antiguo Congreso Nacional, todo ellos edificios emblemáticos de la ciudad. Descubre la casa del gobierno llamada La Moneda y junto a ella la plaza de la Constitución. Visita sus alrededores y conoce más sobre su importante e interesante historia.
De vuelta en el vehículo, seguimos el recorrido por el mercado central, uno de los puntos gastronómicos más característicos de Santiago antes de poner rumbo al sector superior de la capital. Por el camino, párate en una tienda de lapislázuli para admirar o, si lo prefieres, comprar joyas y artesanías únicas.
Concluiremos el recorrido con la vuelta a tu hotel o según tus preferencias de retorno.
Idiomas
Español, inglés y portugués.
Escápate del bullicio de Santiago de Chile y embárcate en una excursión de un día entero por la costa del Pacífico. De camino a Valparaíso, viaja a través de los viñedos bien cuidados de los valles de Curacaví y Casablanca.
Destacamos
- Visita Valparaíso, Patrimonio de la Humanidad de la Unesco
- Admira las viñas de los valles de Curacaví y Casablanca
- Descubre las atracciones de Viña del Mar, el complejo playero más conocido del país
- Contempla el puerto de Valparaíso desde el Paseo 21 de Mayo
Valparaíso, la ciudad del mar y los cerros coloridos, es un centro cultural que, además, sirve como uno de los puertos marítimos más importantes del país. Gracias al intrigante laberinto de calles adoquinadas, los edificios y funiculares antiguos extendidos sobre sus distintivos cerros, la ciudad fue incluida en el selecto listado del Patrimonio Mundial de la Unesco.
Pon rumbo al Paseo 21 de Mayo, el balcón natural situado en las faldas de un cerro, y disfruta de una espectacular vista de la ciudad y del puerto. Con la ayuda de tu guía, revela alguna de las vistas más interesantes y aprende todo lo que necesitas saber sobre Valparaíso. Al acabar, dirígete a la llamada ciudad jardín: Viña del Mar, hogar de la playa más visitada de la costa central de Chile. La ciudad presume de preciosos parques y jardines y kilómetros de playas de aguas claras.
Admira el palacio presidencial, la avenida de la Libertad, el casino que data de la década de los 1930, así como varias mansiones centenarias. Como parte de esta experiencia, puedes optar por mimarte con un almuerzo en un encantador restaurante de Viña del Mar (opcional, no incluido).
Idiomas
Inglés, español y portugués.
Acompáñanos en este tour panorámico por Valle Nevado, la estación de esquí más grande y moderna de Chile.
Valle Nevado se encuentra a uno 60 kilómetros de Santiago de Chile y se eleva a más de 3000 metros en uno de los entornos más espectaculares de la cordillera de los Andes. Cuando es necesario, se fabrica nieve artificial para cubrir un 30% de su superficie.
La estación tiene un dominio esquiable de nueve mil hectáreas y cuenta con 39 pistas, de la cuales la más larga se extiende a lo largo de 37 kilómetros. Las pistas se dividen en verde para principiante, azul para intermedio, rojo para avanzado y negro para experto. Además, la estación cuenta con dos pistas especiales para los amantes del snowboard. Las subidas a las pistas se hacen en ascensores con asientos dobles, triples o cuádruples que pueden alcanzar hasta los 1676 metros de altura.
Junto con la Parva y El Colorado, Valle Nevado es la mejor y más grande superficie esquiable de Sudamérica.