Your tour will begin as you are collected from your accommodation, from where you will board a coach destined for the coastal towns of Valparaiso and Viña del Mar. Once in Valparaiso, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, you will embark on a panoramic tour of the port and Plaza Sotomayor (Sotomayor Square). Following your tour, you will ascend to the summit of the Concepción and Alegre Hills using traditional elevators. You will then take a break for lunch, during which time you can enjoy some Chilean cuisine at your own expense. Your next stop will be to Viña del Mar, which is known as the "Garden City" for its plethora of greenery. Towards the end of your tour, you will visit a coastal area to observe some sea lions, before traveling to your final stop, the Casablanca Valley. There, you can sample wines at the Indomita Vineyard, before returning to Santiago in the early evening.

Start your day with pickup from your accommodation in Santiago and travel 120 km towards the Pacific Ocean to discover the cities of Valparaiso and Viña del Mar. Spend your day in two of the most famous cities in Chile with their very different in characteristics. First, stop at the multicolored port city of Valparaíso, where you will learn its history and discover why it is considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site.  Walk among the valleys and discover the poetic, artistic, and historic characteristics of the city. Stop at some lookouts, and squares, and have the chance to take some pictures of the sea lions at the port. From there, the tour will continue to Viña del Mar - a more sophisticated town with resorts, casinos, and luxurious neighborhoods.  Here, you will have the chance to eat lunch and visit the main sights of the city, such as the beach, the flower clock, and a Moai brought from Easter Island. At the end of the tour, you will be dropped back at your hotel in Santiago.

Quaint hillside 'ascensores' (funiculars) will bring you up into the city's steep hills, where a labyrinth of narrow streets and alleys reveals brightly colored buildings, bohemian cafes, elegant restaurants, and of course we'll explore the street art on hidden alleys. We'll scout two of the most famous and eclectic hills: Cerro Concepción and Cerro Alegre. Afterwards, you will enjoy local cuisine inspired by the fresh seafood & fish, seasonal produce and fine coastal white wines in one of the various restaurants nestled in these picturesque hills. Also we'll enjoy visiting Viña del Mar with its Easter Island original extant statue, the Oceanic Rock, the Sea Lions sanctuary along the magnificent beaches of Reñaca and ConCon and a unique and a vibrant Fish Market where you can see the boats arriving with the fresh produce. Itinerary: You'll get picked up in the morning at Santiago (or Valparaíso or Viña del Mar) 1) Fish Market (Caleta Portales) Stop: 50 minutes -Enjoy visiting this Fish Market just by the ocean where fisherman line their old and colourful boats side by side selling their daily catch. 2) Viña del Mar Flower Clock Stop: 5 minutes -This famous clock was built for the 1962 Soccer World Fifa Cup; this fully functioning botanical clock is still ticking. 3) Easter Island Statue (Moai) Stop: 15 minutes -'Moai' are monolithic human figures carved by the 'Rapa Nui' people on Easter Island in eastern Polynesia between the years 1250 and 1500. Carved at 'Rano Raraku', the main 'moai' quarry, these statues were transported from there and set on stone platforms called 'ahu' around the island's perimeter. 4) Auguste Rodin Original Bronze Statue Stop: 10 minutes -'La defense' is an original Auguste Rodin bronze statue signed by the artist. This sculpture was originally made by the artist to commemorate the defense of Paris during the French-Prussian War. 5) Roca Oceánica Stop: 30 minutes -This attraction is the lowermost and oldest outcropping formation in the Chilean Central Coast and it was generated in the 'Quaternary Period', 25 million years ago. As far as their geological aspect, this place is considered a unique site as various climatic, petrographic, topographic, oceanic, biogeographic and phytogeographic aspects. 6) Paseo Galvez, Valparaíso Stop: 20 minutes 7) Paseo Gervasoni Stop: 15 minutes -Walking tour showing architecture and street art 8) Paseo Atkinson Stop: 15 minutes -Walking tour showing architecture and street art 9) Paseo Dimalow Stop: 10 minutes -Walking tour showing architecture and street art 10) Atahualpa Street Stop: 25 minutes -Atahualpa lane is such an exceptional spot where each door has been decorated by a different artist. 11) Ascensor Concepción (elevator/lift) Stop: 20 minutes - A short but steep ride down and back to the original point. Let's have fun! 12) Sotomayor Square (pass by) After this you'll return to the departure point.

The main attractions of the central region in just one day! Visit two of the most important cities of the central coast, Valparaiso and Viña del Mar, and transport yourself to a world filled with poetry, art, culture, cuisine and Chilean traditions. The experience begins in the Casablanca Valley, famous for its wines, where you will have the opportunity to enjoy a classic tasting in one of its main vineyards. Continuing towards Valparaiso, to one of the main ports in the country, where the great poet Pablo Neruda´s House Museum La Sebastiana is located. The tour is audio guided, so that you may enjoy and learn about all the curios relics, antiquities and maps that are inside the museum. Followed by a guided walking tour where you will enjoy some of the most emblematic sectors of its coastal hills. Finally, the tour will conclude with a panoramic visit of Viña del Mar, visiting the “Reloj de Flores”, a clock made of flowers then ending with a visit to one of the cities beaches.

We start this experience visiting this unique and vibrant Fish Market where you can see the boats arriving with the fresh fish and seafood. I invite you to explore this fishing cove, where you’ll get a real feel for Chile’s quirky seafaring side. Buy or sample freshly-caught seafood at the market and enjoy the fishermen's banter. Then we'll scout two of the most famous and eclectic hills: Cerro Concepción and Cerro Alegre. Afterwards, you will enjoy local cuisine inspired by the fresh seafood & fish, seasonal produce and fine coastal white wines in one of the various restaurants nestled in these picturesque hills. Quaint hillside 'ascensores' (funiculars) will bring you up into the city's steep hills, where a maze of narrow streets and alleys reveals brightly colored buildings, bohemian cafes, elegant restaurants, and of course we'll explore the street art on these vibrant hidden alleyways. *Itinerary: You'll get picked up in the morning at Santiago (or Valparaíso, or Viña del Mar) 1) Fish Market (Caleta Portales) Stop: 50 minutes -Enjoy visiting this Fish Market just by the ocean where fisherman line their old and colourful boats side by side selling their daily catch. 2) Templeman Lane Stop: 25 minutes -This is the beginning of this unique walking tour where the street art on the walls is constantly surprising us with its majesty. You'll know the famous "Red Door" in this lane. 3) Paseo Galvez Stop: 20 minutes -More murals and also many handcrafts shops available to see more about Chilean artisans. Learn about our national stone "Lapis-lazuli". 4) Paseo Gervasoni Stop: 20 minutes -Walking tour showing architecture and street art. 5) Ascensor Concepción (elevator/lift) Stop: 20 minutes - A short but steep ride down and back to the original point. We'll also walk on downtown streets to see the relevant architecture of the early 1900s. 6) Paseo Atkinson Stop: 15 minutes -Walking tour showing architecture, street art and musicians performing their instruments. 7) Piano keyboard stairway Stop: 10 minutes -Take photos of this iconic stairway that resembles a piano keyboard. 8) Paseo Dimalow Stop: 15 minutes -Walking tour showing architecture and street art 9) Sotomayor Square (pass by) -We'll visit the main Valparaíso square where it's possible to see the building of the Chilean Navy Headquarters and the monument of the heroes of the Pacific Ocean War. 10) Lunch break (not included in the price of this tour), and after lunch we'll head towards Casablanca Valley to visit one of the most relevant and important wineries in Chile. 11) Visit to Bodegas RE (Casablanca) Stop: 1 hour and 15 minutes -Guided tour and tasting of 3 wines: RE Pinotel - RE Doble - RE Cabergnan plus a board of bread, cheese, dehydrated fruit, olives, RE olive oil and RE balsamic wine. -Visit to the garden of ancestral varieties, the liquor room and the underground cellar of oak barrels with the massive clay fermentation amphoras. 12) Back to the hotel and drop off.

This colorful experience invites you to immerse yourself in the culture and art of Valparaíso & Viña del Mar, the most popular cities in the V Region. Valparaíso is known for its colorful houses on the hills, funiculars ascending the slopes, and murals that bring the city to life. The historic area of Valparaíso is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here, you can explore picturesque streets with views of the Pacific Ocean, enjoy incredible panoramic vistas, and discover surprising art, like a staircase painted as a piano, a perfect spot for a memorable photo. In Viña del Mar, you can visit the famous "Flower Clock," an icon of the Garden City, and take a stroll along one of the traditional beaches in the area. Get ready to embrace this vibrant experience full of colors!

In one day, you will discover: - the millennial dunes of Concón, a nature sanctuary formed thousands of years ago, dunes of 120m high, what a blast! - Viña del Mar and Reñaca, Chile's two legendary seaside towns! European palaces along the coast, an Art Deco casino from the 1930s, a life-size Moai from Easter Island, a botanical garden... - Valparaíso, UNESCO World Heritage. An amphitheater made up of 42 hills, which offer breathtaking views of the bay. We will go up there by funicular to discover its colorful houses, its street art and its glorious past!