Skip the hassle of taxis and crowded shuttles with a private transfer from Santiago airport or hotel straight to your San Antonio port or Viña del Mar hotel. You’ll meet your local driver right at arrivals, travel in an air-conditioned van, and get dropped off exactly where you need — all without stress or hidden fees. It’s that rare kind of smooth travel moment you’ll remember long after your trip.
The first thing I noticed stepping out of Santiago airport was the dry, almost dusty air — not unpleasant, just different from home. There was this guy waiting near the exit holding a sign with my name (I always feel weirdly famous when that happens). He gave a quick wave, said “bienvenido,” and helped me with my suitcase. The van wasn’t fancy but it was clean and cool inside, which honestly felt like a small miracle after the flight. I’d read about this private transfer from Santiago to San Antonio port and figured anything that skipped the taxi scramble was worth it.
We pulled onto the highway just as the city started waking up — vendors setting up carts, someone in a blue apron sweeping dust off the sidewalk. My driver, Carlos, pointed out the Andes in the distance and told me about his favorite empanada spot (he laughed when I tried to repeat the name). The drive itself took about two hours, maybe a bit more because of traffic near Valparaíso. At one point we passed vineyards rolling out under that pale Chilean sun — I didn’t expect that part at all. There’s something calming about watching fields blur by when you’re not in charge of directions.
I kept thinking how easy it all felt compared to other airport transfers I’ve done — no haggling, no confusion over where to meet. Just a straightforward ride straight to the cruise port entrance, bags still intact. Carlos even made sure I had everything before waving goodbye (I almost left my phone charger behind). It’s funny how those little gestures stick with you longer than most sightseeing does.
The transfer usually takes between 2 and 3 hours depending on traffic conditions.
Yes, pickup is available from either Santiago airport or your hotel in the city.
The service allows for up to 15 travelers per booking.
Each traveler can bring one suitcase and one carry-on bag; oversized items may have restrictions.
Yes, children are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult; infants can use prams or strollers.
Yes, service animals are allowed on board.
The service runs 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
A representative will be waiting at either international or domestic exits holding a sign with your name.
Your journey includes direct pickup at Santiago airport or your hotel by a local driver, comfortable transport in an air-conditioned minivan for up to 15 people, all taxes and fees covered up front, plus drop-off right at your cruise port or hotel in San Antonio or Viña del Mar — no extra charges or surprises along the way.
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