Enjoy with us a visit of the different neighborhoods of Santiago . We start with a visit to the historical center, where you will have a chance to see the architecture of the most traditional sites.

First we visit the Santa Lucía hill, the site where the conqueror Pedro De Valdivia founded Santiago . From the top of the hill, you will have a panoramic view of the city, while enjoying the hill's vegetation and the architecture of Hidalgo 's Castle.

We then visit the beautiful New York Street, the Stock Exchange, the Government Palace, and the main historical buildings such as the National Library, the Court House and the former Congress. Afterwards, we visit the Town Square . From there we move on to the Cathedral, the Postal Service Building , and the National Historical Museum (the former Royal Courthouse).

Enjoy with us a visit of the different neighborhoods of Santiago. We start with a scenery tour in Providencia, Balmaceda Park and Plaza Italia. We then move to the Historical Downtown, where you will have a chance to see Santiago’s traditional architecture.

Our first visit will be to the Santa Lucía hill, the site where the conqueror Pedro De Valdivia founded Santiago in 1541. From the top of the hill, you will have a panoramic view of the city, while enjoying the hill's vegetation and the architecture of Hidalgo's Castle.

We start our journey in the morning, and after 120 Km (75 Miles) through the valleys of Curacaví and Casablanca, we arrive to the port of Valparaíso, a tourist attraction that cannot be missed.

Valparaíso was declared World Heritage thanks to the picturesque architecture of its 44 hills, and their characteristic elevators, 15 of them still working.

Our first stop is at the Sotomayor Square. Here we will appreciate the National Navy Building (declared National Monument), the Monument for the Heroes of the Battle of Iquique (Pacific War 1879-1883), the Court of Justice and the Port of Valparaíso.

We then move on to the Aduana Square to take the Artilleria elevator to visit the famous “21 de Mayo” Observatory, where we will have a view of the whole City and the Port. Then we will enjoy a scenery tour along the Playa Ancha district which is the largest hill in Valparaiso.

We then continue towards Viña del Mar. Here our next stop will be the Flower Clock. We then border the coast to appreciate the “Muelle Vergara”, the Casino and seaside walks of Viña del Mar.

We start our trip in the morning towards the Casablanca valley, located on the coastal valleys of the V Region. There we will visit one of the many vineyards located in this valley, famous for its excellent white wines, especially Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay. During the tour you will have a chance to visit the facilities, learn about the wine making process, and taste a fine selection of wines.

We then leave the valley towards the Isla Negra seaside town to visit the most inspiring of all the houses that belonged to the poet Pablo Neruda, a Nobel Prize winner, to wander through a fantastic collection of ship wrecks, instruments, toys, colored bottles, and sea shells, which were an important part of the poet's life and a source of inspiration.

Our last stop is Pomaire, a craft workers pueblo famous for its clay pottery, which dates back to pre-hispanic settlements. There we will have lunch at a typical Chilean food restaurant (not included).

We invite you to visit Santiago when the busy city goes to sleep, and the lights of history start to shine.

We start with a visit to the Santa Lucía hill, the site where the conqueror Pedro De Valdivia founded Santiago.
We then visit the beautiful New York Street, the Stock Exchange, the Government Palace, and the main historical buildings such as the National Library, the Court House and the former Congress.

Afterwards, we visit the Town Square. From there, we move on to the Cathedral, the Postal Service Building, and the National Historical Museum (the former Royal Courthouse).

After meeting your Chilean guide at your hotel’s lobby, we will take you through a tour of the Casablanca Valley, one of the fastest growing wine regions of the country. Our first stop will be at Emiliana vineyard, where you will learn about the different phases of wine production, while appreciating stunning views of the vineyards and the beautiful Valley. You will also have a chance to taste their fine wines.

Our next visit will be to Casas del Bosque Winery where you will enjoy a great wine tasting. This is a family business oriented on producing high quality wines. This modern cellar is located in the main part of the vineyards, in the Casablanca Valley with a surface of 2,500 m2 and is well-equipped with the latest technology. Its current capacity reaches 1,275,000 Liters app., in stainless steel tanks, with a total storage capacity of 1,050,000 Liters in barrique. We will have the opportunity to visit the wine shop and off course we’ll enjoy a wine tasting.

In this tour you will visit one of the best wine valleys in South America and in the world, the Colchagua Valley, praised by the Wine Enthusiast magazine as “Wine region of the year” in 2005.

Our first stop will be the Viu Manent Vineyard, Where you will enjoy a romantic ride on an old cart pulled by horses, enjoying a panoramic view of the vineyards. .

The next stop is "La Bodega," where you will experience a wine tasting, while learning more about the production processes of fine wines. We will visit the “Colchagua Anthropological Museum”, from cars to mummies, this museum has something for everyone and all presented in impeccable manner.

Our last stop is Montes Vineyard, established in 1988 by four partners with years of experience in the art of winemaking and in the wine trade. Their philosophy is to produce premium quality wines. We will finish this visit with a great wine tasting.

In this tour you will have the opportunity to see where the best quality wine is made in the Maipo Valley. This valley is renowned for its production of Chile's best red wines, especially Cabernet Sauvignon.

Our first stop will be at Haras de Pirque vineyard, located south of the Maipo River, between 550 and 660 Meters above sea level. In compliance with the Denomination of Origin Law, Viña Haras de Pirque is located in the winegrowing region of the Maipo Valley, Pirque subregion, both classified internationally as producers of fine wines.

Afterwards, we will visit Almaviva Vineyard. Almaviva is the name of both, the winery and the wine produced by the joint venture between Baron Philippe de Rothschild and Viña Concha y Toro. The name comes from the Count of Almaviva in “The Marriage of Figaro”, a play written by Pierre de Beaumarchais and transformed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart into one the most popular opera of all times.

The Almaviva Wine is made from a blend of classic Bordeaux varieties in which Cabernet Sauvignon predominates. Chile offers its soil, its climate, and its vineyards, while France contributes its winemaking savoir-faire and traditions. The result is an exceptionally powerful and complex wine. Its launch was a major milestone in the development of Chilean wines, both in Chile and in the international market.

Day 1: “ORONGO”
Arrival to Easter Island. Reception at Mataveri Airport with flower necklaces. Transfer to selected hotel. In the afternoon our trip bengins with a half day excursion visiting Rano Kao Volcano, looking over its deep crater of lush vegetation that contains a large fresh water lake covered with totora. Afterwards, we’ll take an expedition towards Cultural Centre of Orongo, situated at the top of the crater over 300 m above sea level and where every year the Bird Man or Tangata Manu ceremony takes place.

There we will see more than 100 petroglyphs that represent the Make-Make god and the Manutara seabird amongst others. Afterwards, we will visit Ana Kai Tangata, a cavern where the island people took refuge during times of war. Finally, we’ll visit Ahu Vinapu, where the interesting architectural style resembles that of the Inca's, due to the perfection of the cuts and location of the stones. Return to the hotel.

Day 2: “RANO RARAKU”
Full day tour, along the Moai Route, where we will visit Vaihu, a place surrounded by enormous statues which have fallen face down, and the Ahu Akahanga, where the first king of the island was buried. Afterward we will visit the Rano Raraku Volcano, which is the most spectacular crater in the area and where the former island-people carved the giant statues from the volcano's quarry, situated close to the southern shore of the island.

Here we will appreciate the different stages in the Moai construction, and look over the biggest unfinishes Moai at the basis of the quarry, a statute that is more than 20m long and just under 200 tons. (Pic-nic included) Afterwards, we will visit Ahu Tongariki, the biggest ahu on the Island with 15 Moais, destroyed by a tidal wave in 1960 but restored to its original position. In the afternoon we will have free time and return to the selected hotel. Lodging.

Day 1: “PUNTA ARENAS - PUERTO NATALES”
Reception at Punta Arenas airport and transfer to take a bus to the city of Puerto Natales. Then transfer from the bus terminal to your selected hotel in Puerto Natales.

Día 2: “PUERTO NATALES - TORRES DEL PAINE - MILODON CAVE"
Breakfast at the hotel, followed by a full day of excursion. The first visit is to the Torres del Paine National Park (declared a biosphere reserve by UNESCO in 1978), renowned as one of the most beautiful places on the planet, with over 160,000 hectares of ice fields and lush green forests. Wildlife is abundant in the park, including species such as huemels, condors and guanacos. The most important attraction is the central mountain range where you will see the Horns of Paine and also the needles which were formed by the action of the many glaciers that surround the rocks. There are also many impressive lakes, glaciers, waterfalls and an extremely varied flora and fauna which make this one of the most famous places in Chile. Lunch is included. On the way back to Puerto Natales we will visit the Milodon Cave, where the remains of a large herbivore were found. The Milodon lived in this area more than 12 thousand years ago. Return to your selected hotel.

.Day 3: “SERRANO AND BALMACEDA GLACIERS”
Breakfast at the hotel, transfer from your hotel to the pier in Puerto Natales. We will navigate to Balmaceda and Serrano Glaciers on a small motor boat and sail along the Last Hope Sound where you will see black necked swans and colonies of sea lions. Following a journey of approximately 3 hours, we will arrive to Monte Balmaceda, where you will see the glacier of the same name and have free time for sight seeing before continuing to the Serrano Glacier. Afterwards, after a 15 minute walk we wiil reach the north side of the mountain for a great view of this fabulous glacier. Lunch is included in the Estancia Perales on the way back. Return to Puerto Natales city and to your selected hotel.

Day 1: “PUERTO VARAS”
Transfer from the airport to your hotel in Puerto Varas. In the afternoon we will enjoy a city Tour of Puerto Varas and Puerto Montt. This excursion starts in the beautiful city of Puerto Varas, also known as the City of Roses. Here we will visit some of the houses built by the German settlers at the beginning of the twentieth century and we will go up the Phillipi hill. Then we will go to Puerto Montt, a city famous for its fishing and handicrafts activity, and visit the Angelmó artisan market. Return to your Hotel in Puerto Varas..

Day 2: “CHILOE ISLAND”
Breakfast at the hotel. On Day 2 we will have a full day excursion, which will give us the opportunity to visit the northern part of the Chiloé Island. After a 30 minutes sailing journey through the Chacao Channel, watching a great variety of birds and sea lions, we will arrive to Chacao village, where we will visit the Main Square and the Church. Afterwards, we will continue our journey to Dalcahue, where we will stop for an hour at the shore area to visit the Handcraft Market, Museum and Church. Through the Llao-Llao path, we will continue to the city of Castro to have lunch. Then, we will visit the Gamboa River Palafitos. On our way back to Ancud, we will visit the Museum, Main Square andthe pier street. Finally, we will visit the San Antonio Fort and learn about its history, customs and legends of this mythological Island. Return to your hotel in Puerto Varas.

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Day 1: “CALAMA- MOON VALLEY” Reception at Calama airport and transfer to San Pedro de Atacama. On the way to the hotel we will have a chance to see “La Cordillera de la Sal” (Salt mountain range) with the Licancabur volcano on the background. Arrival to the hotel in San Pedro de Atacama. Afterwards, we will visit the Death Valley and the Moon Valley, and discover the salt statues called "the Three Marías", the salt mine, salt caverns and watch the sunset from the top of a large sand dune. Return to the hotel.

Day 2: “TATIO´S GEISERS” We will leave the hotel at 4 AM. o’clock in the morning, and arrive to Tatio’s Geiser around 7 AM. (4320 m. altitude). After breakfast, we will enjoy a trekking to the different geysers and bath in the thermal swimming pools. Return to San Pedro de Atacama going through Machuca, a typical atacameñan town.

Day 3: “HISTORICAL PLACES” Breakfast at your hotel. We will visit the “Salar de Atacama”, Pucara de Quitor and the Catarpe ruins (Incan ruins). Afterwards, we will visit the Ruins of Tulor, which are over 3,000 years old. Return to your hotel around 2 PM. Free time during the afternoon, so that you can visit San Pedro and its surroundings.