Highlights Of Chile

Welcome to Santiago de Chile! Upon arrival in Santiago de Chile, you will be met by one of our representatives and transferred to your hotel. The rest of the day will be at leisure for you to explore the city at your own pace.

Overnight in Santiago

Today you will head on a tour of the city to discover the famous landmarks of Santiago. The Chilean capital stands out for being a cosmopolitan and modern city that perfectly combines its traditions with a modern outlook. This tour will take you to the heart of the city and its emblematic sites such as the Plaza de Armas, the Cathedral, Santiago’s Central Postal Office and its Municipality. You will also visit the Moneda Palace, which is the government’s headquarters, as well as the traditional neighborhoods of the historic city center. The tour includes a visit to the Santa Lucia Hill, named Huelén by the natives. Santa Lucia Hill is a real urban oasis in the center of the city where you will learn more about Chile’s history and enjoy some of the best views. Later, you will arrive in the Barrio Lastarria, famous for its cultural, inherited, and gastronomical offer. The second part of the tour will take you to the eastern side, to the financial heart of Santiago, known for its modern buildings, impressive glass skyscrapers, and its intricate sculptures designed by prominent national architects.

Overnight in Santiago

Enjoy your day at leisure or book an optional tour.

Overnight in Santiago

Embark on a captivating tour through the scenic beauty and rich flavors of Casa Blanca Valley, a haven for wine lovers and connoisseurs alike. Begin your journey at Casas del Bosque, where tradition and innovation converge to produce exceptional wines. Explore the vineyards and cellars on a guided tour, learning about our sustainable practices and dedication to quality at every step of the winemaking process. Immerse yourself in the essence of Casa Blanca Valley as you sample a selection of our finest wines, each a masterpiece of terroir and craftsmanship. After your tasting, indulge in a culinary experience at Tanino Restaurant, where local ingredients and global inspiration come together to create unforgettable dishes. From savory appetizers to delectable desserts, each course is carefully crafted to complement the wines and showcase the flavors of the region. For those eager to delve deeper into the world of winemaking, an optional tour of Bodegas RE offers insight into organic vineyards and sustainable practices. Discover the passion and dedication behind their acclaimed wines, gaining a newfound appreciation for the artistry of winemaking. Join us for a day of discovery and delight in Casa Blanca Valley, where every glass tells a story and every meal is a celebration of life's simple pleasures. Cheers to unforgettable experiences!

The Maipo Valley is Chile’s second oldest wine region and one of its most traditional. Located near Santiago, the valley is known for its fertile lands and French-inspired vineyards, which laid the foundation for Chilean winemaking over 150 years ago. This heritage is especially reflected in its world-renowned Cabernet Sauvignon, although Maipo also produces some of the finest Carménère in the world.

Concha y Toro – Marques de Casa Concha Experience

Begin your journey at the iconic Concha y Toro winery, home to the legendary Casillero del Diablo. Explore the late 19th-century gardens of the Concha y Toro family’s former summer residence and stroll through the varietal garden featuring 24 different grape varieties. Enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of the Maipo Valley and its surrounding vineyards. The experience culminates with a guided tasting led by one of Concha y Toro’s sommeliers. You'll savor four wines from the Marques de Casa Concha line—an innovative brand known for its diverse varietals and origins—paired with a fine selection of cheeses.

Santa Rita – Classic Tour

Explore the charm of Viña Santa Rita with this Classic Tour. Get to know the true treasure in the Maipo Valley. Immerse yourself in the fascinating narrative that brings the “Winery of the 120 Patriots” to life during a guided tour that begins in the garden of varieties, continues through the vineyards, revealing the secrets of the winemaking and storage process. The visit culminates with a tasting of two Reserva wines and a Gran Reserva, taking home a carved glass as a gift. You can complement the visit by visiting the Andean Museum of the Claro Vial Foundation.

Embark on a captivating tour through the scenic beauty and rich flavors of Casablanca Valley, a haven for wine lovers and connoisseurs alike. Begin your journey at Casas del Bosque, where tradition and innovation converge to produce exceptional wines. Explore the vineyards and cellars on a guided tour, learning about sustainable practices and the commitment to quality at every stage of the winemaking process. Immerse yourself in the essence of Casablanca Valley as you sample a curated selection of their finest wines, each a reflection of terroir and craftsmanship. After your tasting, enjoy a leisurely lunch at Tanino Restaurant, where local ingredients and seasonal flavors are beautifully paired with the estate’s wines. In the afternoon, continue your journey toward the coast and discover the charm and culture of Valparaíso, a UNESCO World Heritage city known for its vibrant street art, colorful hills, and bohemian spirit. Join us for a day of discovery, where fine wine and coastal adventure come together to create unforgettable memories.

Today you will be transferred to the airport to board your flight to Puerto Natales. Upon arrival, you will be met and transferred to your hotel in Puerto Natales. Enjoy the rest of your day at leisure to explore the area at your own pace or to relax at your hotel. Vast, exotic, wild and infinite in its beauty — that is how Patagonia was described by explorers who arrived here nearly 500 years ago. Little has changed to this day. Come and discover a truly unspoiled wilderness with breathtaking mountains, fjords, glaciers, forests, and steppes.

Overnight in Puerto Natales

Enjoy your day at leisure or book an optional tour. The optional tours provided might be physically challenging as they can involve hikes and treks. We suggest you book optional tours accordingly.

Overnight in Puerto Natales

The Full Day Torres del Paine tour begins at your accommodation in Puerto Natales, heading towards Villa Cerro Castillo, the capital of the Torres del Paine commune, located 59 kilometers to the north. The journey takes approximately 45 minutes, providing ample time to discuss and interpret the diverse landscapes, including the dense Magellanic forest, glacial valleys, mountain ranges, and lakes along the route. Weather permitting, we may also spot condors in one of the many nesting areas along the way. Our itinerary continues to the Sarmiento Lake viewpoint, the first photo stop offering views of the Paine Mountain Range. With good weather, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the entire Torres del Paine massif, the southern extension of the Andes, and the imposing Sarmiento Lake. From here, we proceed to one of the most spectacular viewpoints facing the granite towers at Laguna Amarga, a favorite habitat for flamingos due to its ideal feeding conditions. Next, we head to the main entrance of Torres del Paine National Park to register our entry tickets and continue with the itinerary. The following viewpoints include Lake Nordenskjöld, Salto Grande viewpoint, Pehoé viewpoint, Weber Bridge, Paine River, and Grey Lake. At Grey Lake, we will have time for lunch and a walk around the area if weather conditions allow. We then return to the vehicle and exit Torres del Paine National Park through the southern section. Our final stop within the park will be at the most impressive viewpoint on Route Y-290, known as Grey Viewpoint. From here, we can observe the western mountain ranges of the province, the vast Lake Toro, and, if the weather permits, a section of the Grey Glacier. After about an hour's drive, we will reach the final destination of the day, the Milodon Cave Natural Monument. This protected area is the second most visited site in the Magallanes region after Torres del Paine National Park. Our guide will provide detailed information about the site's historical significance, including ongoing archaeological and paleontological research. At the end of the visit, we will return to Puerto Natales, concluding the day with the satisfaction of having experienced a unique adventure in this corner of the world.

Important: This tour includes entry fees to Torres del Paine National Park, Milodon Cave, and shared transportation with a  English Guide.

The difficulty level of this tour is medium level.

From 06H00 we start the pick up in Puerto Natales and depart to the Pudeto sector to cross Lake Pehoé and continue to the French Valley along a clear path that runs along the north shore of Lake Pehoé. After a few minutes there is a slight ascent that allows you to leave the lake behind, and appreciate the Cuernos del Paine ahead (2,600 meters above sea level the highest). Then the trail becomes winding, and penetrates a flat area with little vegetation, due to the persistent wind. Then you cross an estuary on a wooden plank. It passes at the foot of Punta Bariloche (2,600 meters above sea level). After 30 minutes you reach Skottsberg Lake, known for the occasional eddies that the wind forms in its waters. The trail continues along the western shore of the lake, with a view of Paine Grande (3,050 m.) the southernmost "tresmil" in America, as well as a minor waterfall and some glaciers to the left. Several springs come from the slopes of the hills and cross the trail. You will continue your hike along the Skottsberg Lake to get an incomparable view of the Paine Grande massif, with the majesty of its ice. Continue towards the Italian camp with a spectacular setting, facing the Paine Grande and the French Glacier. From here you can continue towards the interior of the valley, one of the most beautiful corners of the entire park. The route into the interior of the French valley (the intermediate vertical line of the "W") begins at the Italian camp and after an hour and a half you will arrive at an open and windy place called Mirador (680 masl), from where the valley is dominated by a beautiful view. To the east you can see the mountains Hoja (2,200 m), Espada (2,500 m), and Fortaleza (2,681 m). Towards the south the lakes Nordenskjöld, Pehoé and Toro are visible. Then the trail returns to the shade of the forest and becomes less demanding. The trail continues in the shade of the trees along the same elevation, parallel to the French River. The notorious Shark's Fin Hill (1,717 m), so called because of its similar shape, is visible. The trail leaves the forest to an open area, which is a second privileged viewpoint. After concluding with the view of this wonderful panoramic view, you will return to the Paine Grande sector to board the boat that will take you back to the Pudeto sector and start the return to the city of Puerto Natales, arriving at the end of the day.

Enjoy your day at leisure or book an optional tour. The optional tours provided might be physically challenging as they can involve hikes and treks. We suggest you book optional tours accordingly.

Overnight in Puerto Natales

You will discover the traces of the past and for this you will head north of Puerto Natales. A little more than 25 km away, you will begin a day of exploration walking through the Archaeological Park located inside the Estancia Ernesto Helmer. The tour offers views of imposing mountains, crevices, overhangs and valleys. In the sector it is possible to access the roosts of condors that dominate the skies and once you reach the summit you will have a spectacular panoramic view of the Eberhard Fjord, Señoret Channel and also the iconic Sofia Lagoon. Cerro Benitez is part of an archaeological and paleontological sector that houses cave paintings of approximately 3,500 years old. You will visit the cave of the window and then by the southeast side you will enter the hidden cave, place that you will enter with frontal lamps and in tip and elbow. This cave has an approximate height of 4 meters and its size is approximately 70 square meters. In it you will be able to observe millenary stalactites that were formed as a result of the accumulation of salts and minerals due to the filtration and constant dripping of water during thousands of years. Once this adventure is over, you will leave the cave towards a set of overhangs called "Dos Horseshoes". On this journey you will walk through lush forests to finally observe the cave paintings on the walls of this rocky structure that was once a seabed.

An excursion that joins two of the four accesses that Torres del Paine National Park has, allowing you to visit a little known and very attractive sector for wildlife observation. Its scenic environment is undoubtedly a site worth visiting. When you enter the park through the Lago Sarmiento gate, the trail begins with a gentle slope with a side view of the imposing lake of the same name. Almost all of this trail borders private land, a common hunting area for the largest predator in the region, the Puma. After an hour's walk you will arrive at an overhang where it is possible to observe a series of cave paintings dating back more than 6,000 years. The conditions of this sector allowed it to be frequented by indigenous groups for thousands of years in search of food throughout the American continent. At this site you can photograph the environment and understand the rugged geography associated with the rise of high peaks and huge tracts of land to the east. After 2 hours of hiking you will arrive at the main access to Torres del Paine National Park: Laguna Amarga gateway. Before starting the descent among conglomerate rocks, it will be possible to observe the sinuous shape of the Paine River. After a stop to use the restrooms, you will return to the vehicle to go to the Cascada Paine sector. The journey continues to Cañadón Macho, an area where it is possible to observe large groups of guanacos that coexist with species such as the Ñandú, Gray Fox, Condor, Black Eagle, among others. After passing through this extensive valley, you will return to the city of Puerto Natales with the sensation of having experienced a true day of adventure, far from the crowds and in the wild surroundings of Southern Patagonia.

Today, at the arranged time, you will be transferred to the airport for your flight back home.