• Valparaiso - The history of Valparaiso dates back to 1536 with its discovery. This port city is one of the few in the world that has inspired so much creativity. It seems as if the sea itself founded the city, as it has no official birth certificate. Visiting Valparaiso is a constant delight, with its vibrant port-city life, unique architecture, and intriguing street layout. Recognized as one of the most picturesque port towns globally, it was declared a “World Heritage Site” by UNESCO in July 2003. This is due to its charming and steep “ASCENSORS” (funiculars, cable cars) with slopes ranging from 30° to 50°, cobbled streets, colorful houses, century-old buildings, secret passages, endless staircases, museums with distinctive character, promenades offering stunning sea-port views, artistic murals everywhere, friendly locals, hillside homes, gourmet and “picada” (traditional, affordable, and excellent) restaurants, street markets for fruits and vegetables, fish markets, flea markets, book markets, summer carnivals, and more.
• Viña del Mar - The history of Viña del Mar began in the early twentieth century when wealthy foreign and national merchants, who conducted their businesses in Valparaiso, acquired land there. They left behind a legacy of rich and beautiful architecture from a distinguished past. Viña del Mar is a modern city with natural attractions such as beaches, parks, and botanical gardens. Known as The Garden City, it offers warm summers, stunning autumn sunsets, the fragrant blooms of spring, and the powerful nature of winter. Today, Viña del Mar boasts over 4 km of beaches and a coastline lined with a new generation of modern buildings, summer homes, and condominiums. It also features restaurants offering a variety of national and international cuisines, a casino, a municipal theater, 5-star hotels, an outdoor amphitheater that hosts the Popular International Festival of the Song each February, historical museums, fine Lapis Lazuli stores, pubs, discos, and more.
• Viña del Mar - There will be an optional stop for lunch lasting about 1 to 2 hours, depending on the clients’ preferences.
• Casablanca - On the way to Santiago airport or hotel, the journey will pass through the Casablanca Valley, offering a beautiful agricultural landscape.
• Curacavi - Continuing towards Santiago, after passing through the Casablanca Valley, the route will also go through another picturesque valley with abundant crops and stunning views of mountains and large hills.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Licensed Tour Guide/Driver

• Lunch

Valparaiso, a city rich in history and art, serves as an inspiration for various forms of creativity. Visitors will explore the city’s core and experience the iconic ascensors (cable cars) that travel up and down the hills. Strolling along the promenades at different locations in Valparaíso offers breathtaking views of the ocean from elevated vantage points.

The city features intriguing pathways connecting streets on the hills and downtown. Guests can also visit the outdoor museum en route to or from the renowned “La Sebastiana” Museum, dedicated to Pablo Neruda, our Nobel Prize-winning author in Literature.

This is an invitation to discover Valparaíso and, like Neruda, fall in love with this “crazy port city.” For those interested in dining, there will be a stop at a restaurant of your choice.

Viña del Mar, known as The Garden City, resembles a resort where one can enjoy warm summers, stunning autumn sunsets, the fragrant blooms of spring, and the powerful essence of winter.

• Please indicate the number of luggage under special requirements.

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