Santiago + Viña del Mar + Valparaiso 5-day 4-night Tour|2026

With a relaxed and happy mood, you will be taking a flight to Santiago, Chile! Our tour guide will hold a sign to pick you up at the airport. Guests with an approaching flight will be transferred to the hotel at the same time, so you may need to wait at the airport for a while. Free pick-up time on the first day of your tour: 09:00, 18:00. This time is the time for the guests to meet with our staff after picking up their luggage at the baggage claim area of the airline they are taking.

After breakfast at the hotel, join our professional guide for a city tour of Santiago! We'll first explore the heart of Santiago, visiting the Plaza de Armas and surrounding neighborhoods to gain a deeper understanding of the city's history. We'll then ascend to Santa Lucia Hill, a picturesque mountain offering panoramic views of the entire city. Along the way, you'll see ancient churches and monasteries, hear stories about Santiago's origins, and explore the influence of European influence on the city during colonial times. Itinerary: Plaza de Armas de Santiago → Cerro Santa Lucia. The Plaza de Armas de Santiago is considered the heart of the capital of Chile, marking the milestone known as Kilometer Zero, from which the distance between the different cities of the country begins to be measured. In its surroundings not only emblematic buildings converge, symbols of the origin of the city and witnesses of its development of more than four centuries, but also characteristic characters that fill this space with life. The plaza was laid out by the architect Pedro de Gamboa. The Municipality, the Central Post Office, the National Historical Museum and the Metropolitan Cathedral were installed around it. Since its establishment it has been the social heart of Santiago, without ever losing its status as the center of citizen life and undisputed heritage and tourist icon of the capital. Cerro Santa Lucía is one of the most visited public green areas in the capital. It is a silent witness of the growth of the city of Santiago since the Spanish conquerors arrived in the Mapocho Valley on December 13, 1540. You can find an original Spanish coat of arms, a mythical bell that used to belong to the Church of the Company of Jesus, a museum, telescopes, swings and a beautiful merry-go-round here. Streetlights, statues, fountains and vases were brought from Europe to ornament and embellish the place.

Viña del Mar, known as the "Garden City," was originally surrounded by vast green spaces and now maintains extensive and beautiful city gardens. Also known as the "Jewel of the Pacific," the city is the headquarters of the national legislature and the seat of the Chilean Navy. You'll see Viña del Mar's historic buildings and famous floral clock, and the port and bay are also a must-see! Enjoy a leisurely lunch at one of the city's many restaurants, enjoying a variety of delicious seafood. We'll continue along the waterfront, admiring the beauty of the Pacific coast, before arriving in Valparaíso, Chile's most important port. Valparaíso, a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its diverse scenery and unique location, is Chile's most important port. You'll visit Cerro Alegre, where you can truly appreciate the city's charm—its charming mountain cable car, its vibrant neighborhoods, and its unforgettable ocean views. Itinerary: Santiago → Viña del Mar (including admission to the Fonck Museum and lunch) → Valparaíso → Santiago. The Fonck Museum was created on November 25, 1937. Its name recalls the German doctor and philanthropist settled in Chile, Dr. Francisco Fonck Foveaux, in recognition of his work and research in the field of archaeology. The mission of the Museum of Vina del Mar is to deliver a summary of the Chilean Prehistory, Ethnography and Natural History. It highlights the Easter Island exhibition and has exhibitions of Native Peoples of Continental Chile and part of South America. It has a sample of Natural History that includes fauna of Chile and insects of the national territory. Valparaíso is a city located 120 kilometers west of Santiago. It is the nation's main port, the capital of the fifth state, and the legislative seat of the state. Densely populated hills and ancient elevators are known. Highlights include the National Assembly, Prat Pier, Artillery Elevator, Sotomayor Square, 21st May Avenue, the Pablo Neruda Museum Casa "Sebastián" and the Arturo Prat Naval Museum.

Today you can enjoy your free time in Santiago and visit the places of interest according to your own preferences. Optional Excursion: Viña Concha y Toro. The optional tour is considered from 2 travelers, please take note all optionals are subject to availability. Optional Itinerary: Half-day tour of Viña Concha y Toro Winery - Stroll around the summer resort of the Concha y Toro family at the end of the 19th century and learn about the development history of Concha y Toro winery and the wines produced in the grape plantation. Also, we will visit the old Pierco vineyard and wine cellar. You will see the wine cellar of centenarian Casillero del Diablo, the birthplace of legendary wines. In addition, guests participating in the tour will taste 3 wines, and each person will be given a commemorative wine glass. Concha Chateau is the largest wine producer and exporter in Latin America and one of the top ten wine companies in the world, with annual sales of over 10 million cases of wine. The winery has won the title of the world's best-selling wine brand for many years and has now become the second most popular wine brand in the world. Its Casillero del Diablo and Don Melchor wines are even more internationally renowned.

Today will be the end of our pleasant trip to Chile. You may book a suitable flight to leave Arturo Merino Benitez International Airport (SCL) according to your needs. Our staff only provides drop-off service from the hotel at 8:00 in the morning. If the guest has an early flight and needs to leave the hotel before 8 o'clock to go to the airport, the guide can help the guest take a taxi.