Capital of Chile located in the Central Valley, framed by the majestic Mountain range of the Andes. Important metropolis where the French classic baroque and the Spanish colonial architecture are combined with modern high buildings. The beautiful and extensive valleys that surround the city give rise to famous Chilean wines, in addition to a pleasant Mediterranean climate, between summits of the mountain range with their winter centers and the privileged coast of the Pacific Ocean. Elegant hotels are located only a few steps away of the main commercial avenues and for a more varied selection of articles, the modern metropolitan subway covers in few minutes the distance to Providence or Las Condes, areas of important commercial centers, exclusive boutiques, ample pedestrian strolls and restaurants offering a varied gastronomy and excellent wines of tradition.

Half day Tour to visit Santiago from west to east and get to know the contrasts of the capital and its must-see monuments such as: La Moneda Palace, San Francisco Museum, Plaza de Armas, Cerro Santa Lucia, San Cristobal Hill, Sanhattan finacial center and Costanera Center.

Only 45 minutes from Santiago. Located at the foothills of Alto Jahuel, in Buin, the Santa Rita vineyard is surrounded by a unique natural environment, where wine tradition, Chilean history, culture, and gastronomy intersect. This tour starts in the vineyard, getting to know the vinification cellars, storage, and bottling, and ends with a Reserved wine tasting. The Santa Rita vineyard also contains the Andean Musem, with multiple rooms to discover such as the Rapa Nui collection, the Diaguitas collection, the Arica culture archeological collection, the San Pedro culture collection, and a room dedicated to the Mapuche culture. A fascinating trip through the cultural heritage of Chile and the tradition of Chilean wine.

Remote island located 3,760 km to the west of the Chilean coasts. Mystic and overwhelmed with legend, its history goes back to IV century d. c. Famous are the colossal stone statues, up to seven meters high, known as Moai, that stand with their backs to the Pacific and which origin, until today, is a mystery. Still there is no consensus on the origins of its first inhabitants. Some state that the first settlers came from the Polynesia but others remark that its origin is South American. Whatever the theory, it is clear that the men who built the moai were part of a hierarchic and very religious culture that wanted to elevate their ancestors to the quality of Gods. This matchless archaeological patrimony can be admired in its entire splendor in Tahai, a ceremonial center that joins testimonies of the Rapa nui culture at its most glorious moments. Ahu Akivi, a platform (ahu), with seven moai oriented in relation to the equinoxes. Ahu Tepeu with great stones in its platform, very well assembled, but where moai still are face down as they were left by its inhabitants. Vinapu, formed by two temples or ahu in ruins, one of them has a great similarity in the carving of its stones with the ruins of Machu Picchu. Ahu Vaihú, to observe some of the red stone hats that some moai carry in the head. Rano Raraku, in which quarries of this volcano almost all moai existing in the island were carved. Going up until the edge of the crater a lagoon covered with straw and other moai built in the inner quarries can be observed.

This tour will take you to the South -East and North-East coast of the island to visit the temple Ahu Vaihu , located 10 km from Hanga Roa and composed of a stone platform where you ll find 8 well crafted Moai and 8 pukaos scattered nearby. Then go through the Ahu Akahanga , here are 4 platforms with 12 Moai , 8 pukaos and into this Ahu can appreciate one of the best preserved villages of the island. 

Following the cruise, arrive at Ahu Tongariki amazing , with its 15 moai is the largest Ahu on the island . After we find the large spherical stone is identified as the navel of the world , or as it is called by the Rapa Nui , Te Pito o Te Henua .

Then you will arrive at Ahu Nau Nau Anakena beach , where you will meet with five moai with their Pukao . The tour continues to the volcano Rano Raraku quarry and , where they were carved most of the moai on the island. It can be seen around 400 moais multistage milling .

Finally, head to the beautiful beach of Anakena , it is the name of a small cave in an adjacent creek.

This circuit consists of a visit to the ceremonial site TAHAI with 3 platforms, the AHU, with its restored statues. The site also is the only Moai with eyes. Also we can see remains of a boat house, a house of stone and a jetty built entirely with stones.

Then we continue with our visit to Ahu Akivi, platform 7 Moais restored. According to legend these statues represent the first seven explorers who arrived in Rapa Nui, sent by King Hotu Matua.

Later visit the Puna Pau quarry where PUKAO were carved or "touched" by the Moai.

During this tour we climb the extinct volcano, Rano Kau, where we are presented with a view to the whole island with its coasts and volcanoes and the town of Hanga Roa.

The second viewpoint let us appreciate the visit of the Rano Kau crater with its lagoon and then we come to the ORONGO ceremonial village where the ceremony and the Birdman competition was made - Tangata Manu.

Then we visit the Ahu Vinapu with its architecture reminiscent of the construction of pre-Inca peoples. At the end of this tour we visit the Ana Kai Tangata cave where you can see cave paintings.

Capital of Chile located in the Central Valley, framed by the majestic Mountain range of the Andes. Important metropolis where the French classic baroque and the Spanish colonial architecture are combined with modern high buildings. The beautiful and extensive valleys that surround the city give rise to famous Chilean wines, in addition to a pleasant Mediterranean climate, between summits of the mountain range with their winter centers and the privileged coast of the Pacific Ocean. Elegant hotels are located only a few steps away of the main commercial avenues and for a more varied selection of articles, the modern metropolitan subway covers in few minutes the distance to Providence or Las Condes, areas of important commercial centers, exclusive boutiques, ample pedestrian strolls and restaurants offering a varied gastronomy and excellent wines of tradition.

On this full-day tour from Santiago you’ll visit the historical port of Valparaíso, taking in its steep streets, panoramic views, and Bohemian lifestyle. Admire the gardens, parks, and beaches of popular Viña del Mar, Chile’s premier seaside resort.

You’ll depart from Santiago on this full-day excursion to the Pacific Coast. Pass through the beautifully groomed vineyards of the Curacavi and Casablanca valleys before arriving in Valparaiso. 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 a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its intriguing cobblestone labyrinth of streets, historic buildings, and ancient funiculars along steeply sloping hills.

From the Mirador 21 de Mayo lookout you’ll enjoy spectacular, panoramic views of the city and harbor. 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. The city boasts beautiful parks and gardens, and miles of sparkling beaches. See the Presidential Castle, Liberty Avenue, the 1930s Casino, and various classic century-old mansions. As a part of the experience, you may want enjoy lunch on your own at a delightful Viña del Mar restaurant

On your last day we can guide you back to the airport or in case you want to experience more, we will be excited to inform you about all the possibilities!.