Private Tour to Santiago from San Antonio Port
Wine, markets, and Santiago's mix of old and new in one day from the coast
A private tour from San Antonio Port takes you inland to Santiago with hotel pickup, stopping at a local winery for tastings and at Los Dominicos handicraft village before exploring the city's historic sites and neighborhoods. The day includes a seafood lunch at a local restaurant and covers roughly seven to eight hours of driving and sightseeing through the Melipilla Valley and central Chile.
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Step-by-step itinerary
Tour from San Antonio to Santiago
- Travel from San Antonio to Santiago
- Visit Chocalan winery for wine tasting
- Explore Santiago city landmarks and neighborhoods
- Visit El Pueblito de Los Dominicos village
The experience
The tour starts with pickup at your hotel and a scenic drive inland through the Melipilla Valley toward Santiago. Along the way, you stop at Chocalan vineyard for wine tasting, sampling local wines before continuing to the city. This route gives you a sense of the countryside between the coast and the capital without needing to arrange your own transport.
In Santiago, the day splits between two kinds of stops. You visit Los Dominicos, a small handicraft village where local artisans sell traditional wares, then move into the city proper to see its landmarks: Plaza de Armas, Cerro San Cristobal, and the neighborhoods of Bellavista and Lastarria, which are known for galleries, cafes and restaurants. The guide speaks English or Spanish and shapes the pace around what interests you most. A seafood lunch at a local restaurant is part of the day, letting you taste the region's catch without picking a place yourself.
The tour wraps by late afternoon, with return transport to your hotel. All fees and taxes are included. You arrange lunch separately if you prefer to eat elsewhere. The minimum age is 17.
What’s included
- Hotel pickup and return transport.
- wine tasting at Chocalan vineyard.
- visit to Los Dominicos handicraft village.
- access to Santiago's landmarks and neighborhoods.
- seafood lunch at a local restaurant.
- all fees and taxes.
Before you book
Prices and times updated 16 days ago
Operated by Jurassic Tour Logistics
Is this one for you?This is a private tour, so you travel with your own group and set the rhythm with your guide. It suits anyone who wants to see both the wine country and Santiago in one day without driving or navigating on their own, and who has seven to eight hours to spend between the coast and the city.
Top questions
What languages is the tour guided in?
Live guide in English and Spanish.
What kind of wine will I taste at Chocalan vineyard?
Chocalan produces wines from the Melipilla Valley region, and the tasting lets you sample the vineyard's local selections. The exact wines vary by season and availability.
How much time do I spend in Santiago itself versus traveling?
The full tour runs seven to eight hours, with the drive from San Antonio taking up the first part of the day. Once in Santiago, you have time at Los Dominicos and then in the city's neighborhoods and landmarks before heading back to your hotel.
What is Los Dominicos like?
Los Dominicos is a small handicraft village where local artisans display and sell traditional crafts and souvenirs. It's a quiet spot to see local work and pick up something made in the region.
Is lunch included, and can I choose where to eat?
A seafood lunch at a local restaurant is part of the tour, but you can arrange to eat elsewhere if you prefer. The guide can recommend options or adjust the stop based on your appetite and interests.
Private Tour to Santiago from San Antonio Port
7h–8h · EN · ES · at your hotel
from US$ 300 per person






