What was once a sleepy capital city of Chile, Santiago is now an intriguing metropolis in South America. See the mix of old and new in the city with Santiago sightseeing tours or just beyond it, explore the mountains and lakes with a fantastic varied range of private Santiago adventure tours.
Santiago is also the largest city in Chile and is perfectly positioned in a valley that offers the snow-capped Andes mountains as its backdrop. It has had its share of misfortune such as earthquakes, political and financial crises but is now transformed with new buildings or renovations.
The business districts have slick skyscrapers which are hard to miss in the skyline but thanks to the ostentatious engineering they have enhanced the city. The best improvements to Santiago are the old buildings which have been revamped without losing their charm or character such as dilapidated 19th-century palaces converted into bistros, deserted factories that are now upmarket restaurants or modern art galleries which were once old garages.
The people of Santiago are the city’s biggest asset because they are friendly, welcoming and down to earth. Once you begin a conversation with the locals, you can end up talking for hours. They love their city and want you to love it just as much, which you will!
Visit the Orient Sector, the most modern part of Santiago, and see its impressive high-rise buildings and classy boulevards. During the tour you'll have time enjoy lunch at a choice of locations, such as the Central Market.
Matetic Vineyards is a magical and inspiring place that combines organic production of elaborate high quality wines and tourism experiences around wine grapes
Pablo Neruda's poems and wines are two of the treasures that Chile has to offer visitors. On this tour we will visit the beautiful house of Isla Negra and Undurraga winery.
We will cross Chile from east to west during this tour that will take us through the beautiful valleys of Curacavi and Casablanca until we reach the central coast.
A different alternative for a full day hiking tour combining landscape, geology and culture. This Is the best hike in the area and let us show you why....
Full day hike to the oldest Park in Chile. Located in Ensenada next to Puerto Varas on the shore of Llanquihue lake. A unique Volcano with the sugar cone with glaciers.
Full day visit to the oldest Park in Chile. Combined with a 6 km hike. (3,70 miles) along the lava. The flow of this unique Volcano with the sugar cone with glaciers.
This trip takes us over antique roads between the towns of Llanquihue and Frutillar. We bike along the waterside on good roads.
Driving on antique coastal roads between the towns of Puerto Varas, Llanquihue and Frutillar, enjoy the magnificent scenery!
Come and enjoy the wine paradise in the Casablanca Valley - a wine region of Chile with 4000 hectares of wine, You won't be disappointed!
Live the legend in the tour that runs through the gardens of the hacienda, the garden of the different varieties of grapes, and the wineries among which is that of Casillero d
In the heart of the Maipo Valley, we can visit the Undurraga Vineyard, where for more than 130 years we have been making unique wines that reflect the best of the chilean land
Through music and dance, we can travel through the different regions of Chile appreciating the cultures of each of them, from the central region to Easter Island.
Discover in this tour the most emblematic places of Santiago, such as Cerro Santa Lucia, Presidential Palace, Plaza de Armas and financial and residential neighborhoods.
Prepare your senses to enjoy this wonderful day in the valley of Casablanca, where we can appreciate beautiful landscapes and visit some of its vineyarys.
Prepare your senses to enjoy this wonderful day in the valley of Colchagua, where we can appreciate beautiful landscapes and visit some of its vineyards.
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It is safe to say, the best time to visit Santiago is any month of the year because there is something for everyone. Summer is pleasant here, with up to 12 hours of sunshine guaranteed and not so crowded as the locals leave for these months. Prices drop too. Spring is beautiful and green; winter is white and fun with great winter private Santiago adventure tours. The vineyards are all year round attractions too.
How much you spend in Santiago depends on what you want. There are great cheap budget holidays, staying in basic hotels and eating in local traditional restaurants which will cost on average US$56 per day, per person. Alternatively, if you want luxury all across the board, you are looking at spending anything from US$481 per day per person. The price of tours such as Santiago sightseeing tours varies with seasons.
It is always advisable to book all accommodation and private guided tours Santiago as much in advance as possible. When you are there, you should never bring valuables or original passports (always have a photocopy instead) on any Santiago sightseeing tours. Always be aware of your surroundings especially in crowded attractions. At night time, you should not walk alone in the dark.
The summers in Santiago are warm, clear and dry while the winters are sometimes cloudy and cold. The hot season is from the end of November to nearly the end of March when temperatures can reach above 30 degrees Celsius especially in January. The cold season is from Mid May to start of September and temperatures get as low as 3 degrees Celsius especially in July. It is also when the most rain/snow falls.
It is safe to say, the best time to visit Santiago is any month of the year because there is something for everyone. Summer is pleasant here, with up to 12 hours of sunshine guaranteed and not so crowded as the locals leave for these months. Prices drop too. Spring is beautiful and green; winter is white and fun with great winter private Santiago adventure tours. The vineyards are all year round attractions too.
How much you spend in Santiago depends on what you want. There are great cheap budget holidays, staying in basic hotels and eating in local traditional restaurants which will cost on average US$56 per day, per person. Alternatively, if you want luxury all across the board, you are looking at spending anything from US$481 per day per person. The price of tours such as Santiago sightseeing tours varies with seasons.
It is always advisable to book all accommodation and private guided tours Santiago as much in advance as possible. When you are there, you should never bring valuables or original passports (always have a photocopy instead) on any Santiago sightseeing tours. Always be aware of your surroundings especially in crowded attractions. At night time, you should not walk alone in the dark.
The summers in Santiago are warm, clear and dry while the winters are sometimes cloudy and cold. The hot season is from the end of November to nearly the end of March when temperatures can reach above 30 degrees Celsius especially in January. The cold season is from Mid May to start of September and temperatures get as low as 3 degrees Celsius especially in July. It is also when the most rain/snow falls.
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