Valparaíso Viña & Casablanca Wine Tasting from Santiago (Max 7)

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Itinerary

1. In a modern, air-conditioned vehicle, accompanied by a bilingual local guide and a professional driver, your tour starts from 8 am. (the pick-up time will be informed the day before the service, before 9:00 p.m.). Once all the participants have gathered, we will go to Valparaíso and Viña del Mar along Route 69 for around 1 hour and 30 minutes.

   Passes by

2. You will stop in front of the Fonk Museum, in the heart of the city of Viña del Mar, together with the guide, to observe closely one of the few Moai that remain outside of Easter Island. It has already been confirmed that this solitary Moai will soon be returned to the island of Rapa Nui... you can't miss it.

   20 min

3. You will be able to photograph yourself in the famous Flower Clock of Viña del Mar. This is a gardened clock, symbol of the city, which is located at the foot of the Castillo hill, in front of the Caleta Abarca spa.

   15 min

4. You will stop for a moment on this beautiful avenue that runs along the Viña del Mar waterfront, where you can appreciate the Pacific Ocean in all its splendor, as well as the buildings that surround the boardwalk, such as the Presidential Summer Palace and the castle Wulff.

   20 min

5. Declared a typical zone of the country, the Plaza Sotomayor will concentrate your attention since the Armada de Chile building (declared a historical monument) and a statue to the greatest Chilean naval hero (Arturo Prat) are located there.

   10 min

6. Explore Valparaíso’s historic waterfront, where local boats, harbor views, and port activity reveal the city’s deep maritime identity.

   20 min

7. Located on Cerro Concepcion, it was built in 1902 and is part of the old town of Valparaiso (UNESCO heritage). It is currently still in operation and you can climb on it to descend to the city map.

   10 minAdmission included

8. With a striking architecture that represents German and English settlers who once inhabited this neighborhood (from the beginning of the 19th century), Cerro Alegre is a heritage neighborhood of the city that you can explore on a walk of about 1 hour. The guide will be in charge of showing you the most incredible trails, full of mural art and curiosities, as well as beautiful viewpoints towards the Pacific Ocean

   40 min

9. Another of the most visited places in Valparaiso is Cerro Concepcion (previously called Cerro de Nuestra Señora de la Concepción). Inside the hill, the viewpoints with spectacular views of the bay stand out, such as those of the Pierre Loty, Atkinson and Gervasoni promenades.

   20 min

10. Viewpoint walk nestled in the Alegre hill, from which you can see all of Valparaiso

    10 min

11. Building built in 1916 and home to the municipal museum of Valparaiso, it is an unmissable place that you can meet with the guide on our tour of the city.

    10 min

12. Located in the heart of Cerro Alegre, the Pasaje Bavestrello is one of the most interesting buildings in the port of Valparaíso. This is a small part that passes through a singular construction. It was built in 1926 and is accessed through Urriola Leighton Street, located a few steps from the Baburizza Palace on Cerro Concepción.

    10 min

Cancellation

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts, for a full refund.

Reviews

Ratings come from 195 reviews collected by our booking partner. They are travellers' own words, in the order they were written — never reordered to flatter the experience.

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• 510/10 Way to see Valparaiso

  We had considered staying in Valparaiso and decided instead to stay in Santiago and take a day tour. This one was perfect - it ended up just being the two of us, Julio picked us up at our hotel at 8am and drove us down to Valparaiso for a 90-min walk around the historic part of town. Since we were two younger people he was happy to walk with us and took us on some extra loops to see different parts of the town. So beautiful despite the grey weather, Valparaiso is a beautiful but a little gritty seaside town - don’t expect perfect beauty! Julio had switched up the order of the tour for us considering that it was a Sunday and there were some political happenings to make sure we were doing things at the safest time of day. Later, when a part of the coast road was closed for a fun run he was able to quickly offer some great alternatives to us. After a leisurely stop for a lovely lunch we drove partway back to Santiago for the winery stop. This was truly excellent and we bought several bottles to drink later. Would 100% recommend this to anyone, such an expert guide can take great care of you and offer a customized day that lets you see and learn so much more than you could by yourself!

  Finn_LMay 2026via Viator

• 5Great tour outside Santiago

  Excellent tour. Pick up was timely. Route to destination was long but scenery. The views to mountains and the Pacific were gorgeous. Both, Viña & Valparaiso, while different, were beautiful and picturesque. We had dinner in Valparaiso and it was excellent. The last stop was a wine tasting and it was not disappointing. Don’t hesitate booking this tour.

  raulrJ194RMApril 2026via Tripadvisor

• 5A must do when visiting Chile!

  This is an incredible experience you don’t want to miss. The view of the Pacific Ocean, the coastline of Viña del Mar and Valparaíso were breathtaking. Walking down the streets of Valparaíso helped us get a feel of the place. There is so much art everywhere! We saw Pablo Neruda’s house! We had a delicious lunch at a wonderful restaurant suggested by our incredible tour guide, Julio. He is very knowledgeable about Chile and all the places we visited today. Our tour ended with a visit and a wine tasting at RE winery in Casablanca! We highly recommend this tour!

  Raul_RApril 2026via Viator

• 4Nice guide; mediocre sightseeing

  Our guide was very accommodating! The weather turned out to be cold and rainy, and we were ill prepared...so he kindly dropped us at Ripley's so we could purchase fleece tracksuits, even though it meant he had to fight traffic. He recommended a fantastic place for lunch. As for Vina del Mar and Valparaiso...I wasn't thrilled by either. Unfortunately the weather prevented us from walking the beach and Valparaiso was simply gritty and not that interesting. At the end of the day, not worth the money nor the long drive.

  Kathleen_PMarch 2026via Viator

• 5A Lovely Day Sightseeing

  Julio was very friendly and knowledgeable about the history of Chile and specifically Valparaiso and Vina Del Mar. We had a lovely full day with a seaside lunch in Vina Del Mar and ending with a wine tasting at Emiliana Organic Vineyard. Highly recommend!

  Mary_WMarch 2026via Viator

• 4The tour visits Vina Del...

  The tour visits Vina Del Mar the beach city and also Valparaiso. having visited here before I found the review of Valparaiso most interesting. Valparaiso is an old and new port city in Chile that is being gentrified.

  Larry_VMarch 2026via Viator

Know before you go

How it compares in Santiago

• Its from-price is close to the median of the 401 day trips we list in Santiago.
• Its length is typical for the group.
• By number of reviews it ranks 25 of 401.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Santiago

Santiago, Chile's capital, sits in a broad valley beneath the snowy Andes, a city of hilltop parks, bohemian neighbourhoods and vineyards close by.

The Plaza de Armas, with its cathedral and grand old post office, is the historic heart, and the neoclassical La Moneda Palace stands a few blocks away. The Museum of Pre-Columbian Art holds treasures from across the Americas, and the Central Market serves seafood beneath a soaring iron roof.

Top-ranked sights in Santiago: Viña del Mar, Plaza de Armas, La Moneda Palace (Palacio de la Moneda).

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