• Rio Tinto Casablanca - Pause amidst vineyards to take in the scenery, local wildlife, regional products of the valley, and enjoy breakfast provided for the traveler.
• Flower Clock (Reloj de Flores) - Explore the renowned Flower Clock, a celebrated landmark of Viña del Mar.
• Corporacion Museo de Arqueologia e Historia Francisco Fonck - Experience a memorable moment and capture a photo with the impressive Moai, a symbol of Rapa Nui culture.
• Wulff Castle - A seaside viewpoint featuring historic architecture and sweeping views of the Pacific, visible only from the exterior.
• Muelle Prat - Enjoy a boat ride, take photos, and admire coastal vistas with potential sea lion sightings.
• Plaza Sotomayor - A historic square in the port, encircled by heritage buildings and the naval monument.
• Ascensor El Peral - Ride a historic elevator with views of the port, providing access to the heritage hills.
• Cerro Alegre - Cerro Alegre is one of Valparaiso’s most lively and colorful areas, known for its blend of urban art, historic architecture, and stunning Pacific views. Strolling through its steep, vibrant streets reveals a city rich in culture, with art on every wall, staircase, and multicolored facade.
• Paseo Yugoslavo - Paseo Yugoslavo is a distinguished and heritage-listed viewpoint in Valparaiso, situated on Cerro Alegre. Its stone esplanade and wrought iron balconies offer a breathtaking view of the harbor, hills, and part of the city. It is a place where 19th-century European heritage merges with Valparaiso’s vibrant artistic identity today.
• La Puerta Roja - A brief tour of the heritage area for iconic photos and urban vistas.
• Paseo Gervasoni - Paseo Gervasoni is one of Valparaiso’s most iconic and photographed viewpoints, located in the heart of Cerro Concepción. Its traditional balconies and railings provide one of the finest panoramic views of the port, surrounding hills, and the entire bay.
• Fotografía en perspectiva de escalera - A typical colorful staircase in Valparaiso viewed from a descending perspective, surrounded by murals and vibrant houses. The image captures the details of urban art, the vivid wall colors, and the hill’s depth, reflecting the city’s bohemian and artistic ambiance.
• Cerro Concepcion - Vibrant streets, urban art, and local shops on one of the most lively hills.
• Piano Staircase - The Piano Staircase is one of Cerro Concepción’s most iconic and photographed spots in Valparaiso. Painted like a piano keyboard, it symbolizes urban art in Portaine and is a must-see for city visitors.
• Restaurant - In Valparaiso, enjoy free time to select a local restaurant of your choice. Wander through the port’s streets to discover various places offering traditional dishes, fresh fish, and local flavors. It’s a perfect chance to explore the port’s cuisine and savor the city’s colorful and authentic atmosphere.
• Casablanca - The tour concludes at a vineyard in the Casablanca Valley, where travelers can indulge in a wine tasting of local varieties. At the vineyard entrance, stroll through the gardens, admire the valley’s lush landscapes, and experience the aromas and flavors of its grapes. There is also an opportunity to purchase local wines before returning to Santiago.

• Funicular ride in Valparaiso
• Stop in Rio Tinto to see flames and use facilities
• Boat ride through the port of Valparaiso
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Vinicola Tour in the White House Valley
• Roundtrip transportation from Santiago, pick-up time informed the day before the tour 9pm

• Lunch
• Gratuities

This tour offers an exceptional and vibrant experience of the Central Coast. Begin with breakfast in Rio Tinto, then visit iconic locations to explore Viña del Mar, followed by a boat ride to view Valparaiso from the sea. Next, tour its most famous hills, rich with urban art, murals, and local history. Conclude the day with a wine tasting at a vineyard in the Casablanca Valley, savoring the distinctive flavors of the region.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.