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Maipo Valley: 4 Vineyard Wine Tour & Lunch from Santiago★ 4.90 (2,723) · 10h
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✓ 2026-09-29Real price per person across the 18 options: US$ 27–US$ 300 (median US$ 94). With 100+ reviews: 10 of 18.
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Santa Rita Winery Tour: Wine Tasting & Vineyard WalkSanta Rita Winery Selection Tour is a guided tour through Chile's oldest winery near Santiago, where you walk the vineyards and varietal garden, see the wine-making process from barrel to bottle, and finish with a tasting of one Gran Reserva and two Ultra Premium wines served with cheese and crackers. The tour includes access to the Andean Museum with over 3,000 pre-Columbian pieces and runs about 70 minutes with a professional guide in English, Spanish or Portuguese. Minimum age for wine tasting is 18; younger visitors can taste juice instead.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to understand how Chilean wine is actually made—the walk through the vineyards and cellars shows you the whole process instead of just tasting at the end. The 70-minute length fits easily into a Santiago day without eating up a full afternoon.
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Santiago: Bahá'í Temple & Cousiño Macul Winery Day TripYou’ll feel Santiago shift from city buzz to quiet awe as you step inside the Bahá’í Temple with its soft light and panoramic views. Taste local wines at Cousiño Macul Vineyard while hearing stories from people who’ve lived here for generations. With pickup included and a bilingual guide leading the way, it’s a day that lingers long after you’re back in town.
Concha y Toro vineyard tour: 4 wines & CasilleroThis 4-hour vineyard tour of Concha y Toro includes hotel pickup, a local guide, visits to the Casillero del Diablo winery and the Variety Garden with 24 wine grape varieties, and a tasting of 4 premium wines. The tour operates in the morning or afternoon, with guides speaking Spanish or Portuguese.Is it for me?Book the morning departure if you want the vineyard before the afternoon crowds; book the afternoon slot if you prefer a later start and don't mind a fuller estate. Either way, the guide and the fixed route mean you see the whole property and taste the wines without building the itinerary yourself.
Cousiño Macul Vineyard wine tasting tour from SantiagoA half-day wine tasting tour from Santiago takes you to Cousiño Macul Vineyard in the Maipo Valley with hotel pickup, a local guide, and tastings of wines aged in the estate's historic cellar. The winery, founded in the 19th century and still operated by the Cousiño family after six generations, sits on the property where French architects built a limestone and brick cellar seven meters deep with a passive ventilation system that maintains 14°C and 75% humidity year-round. Morning and afternoon departures are available; the tour runs about five hours.Is it for me?Choose the morning departure if you want the vineyard before the afternoon heat, or the afternoon service if your morning is already booked. Either way, the five-hour window means you see the cellar, taste the wine and return to Santiago in one half-day without splitting your itinerary.
Wine Tasting Tour at Undurraga Vineyard from SantiagoA half-day wine tasting tour from Santiago to Undurraga vineyard includes hotel pickup, a local guide in Spanish or Portuguese, a vineyard tour through 19th-century cellars, and a tasting of three wines. Choose the morning or afternoon departure to fit your schedule. Minimum age is 18.Is it for me?Choose the morning departure to tour the vineyard earlier in the day, or the afternoon slot if you'd rather explore Santiago first and join later.
Half-day wine tasting tour: Casas del Bosque from SantiagoA half-day wine tour from Santiago to Casas del Bosque vineyard in the Casablanca Valley, 70 kilometers away, includes hotel pickup, a local guide, and tastings of white and red wines grown in the vineyard's unique cold climate. The Cuneo family founded the estate in 1993 on land named for its ancient forests and adobe houses. You walk the vineyard grounds, learn how the wines are made, and taste the varieties the region is known for—Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Riesling, Pinot Noir and Syrah—plus Cabernet Sauvignon and Carmenere sourced from other valleys. Morning and afternoon departures are available.Is it for me?The afternoon departure works well if you want to start your day in Santiago and still have the morning free; the morning slot suits an earlier schedule or if you prefer to taste wines before lunch. Either way, the fixed pickup time and return to your hotel means you're not managing the logistics yourself—just showing up and tasting.
Cousiño Macul Vineyard Tour & Wine Tasting in SantiagoThis 4.5-hour tour combines two of Santiago's cultural landmarks: the Cousiño Macul Vineyard, where you learn the winemaking process and taste three of the estate's signature wines, and the Baha'i Temple atop Santiago Hill, where you explore its distinctive architecture and take in views of the city and the Andes. A guide in English or Spanish leads the group by minibus, and entry to both sites is included.Is it for me?You're on a shared tour with a guide, so the pace and stops are set—this works well if you want the vineyard and temple explained without building the itinerary yourself. The 4.5-hour span fits a half-day slot, leaving your morning or evening free, which suits travelers who want one cultural outing without committing a full day.
Santa Rita Winery wine tasting 3 glasses vineyard tourA private winery visit to Santa Rita in the Maipo Valley near Santiago includes a guided tour of the vineyards, wine cellar and production facilities, a tasting of three wines, a gift glass, and hotel pickup and return. The winery dates to the 19th century and the tour ends at the on-site museum showcasing Chilean wine-making heritage and the family history behind the operation.Is it for me?The guide speaks English, Spanish or Portuguese, so you pick the language that works for you — the commentary stays accessible whether you're fluent or just getting by. This works for anyone 18 and up with any fitness level, since the walking is gentle and the pacing is set by the group.
Cousiño Macul Vineyard Tour Santiago: Private TastingCousiño Macul is a private vineyard tour in Santiago that includes hotel pickup, entrance to the vineyard, a walk through the grape rows, a visit to the cellars, and a tasting of seven wines — three house selections followed by four premium varieties, plus a complimentary glass to take home. The tour runs 1 hour 45 minutes and departs at 10:00 am or 2:30 pm; your guide speaks English, Spanish and Portuguese.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want a private experience — just you, your group and the guide — rather than joining strangers on a shared bus. The fixed schedule and included transport mean you don't arrange anything yourself; the minivan arrives at your hotel at the time you choose.
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Valparaíso, Viña del Mar & Casablanca: Neruda House, Wine & BeachYou’ll start your day tasting wine among Casablanca Valley vines before exploring Valparaíso’s wild colors and Neruda’s quirky house museum with an audio guide. Walk hilly streets full of murals, then pause for lunch and snap a photo at Viña del Mar’s Flower Clock before feeling Pacific sand under your toes—all with transfers included.
Inca Lagoon tour from Santiago: Wine tasting and mountain driveThis 11-hour tour from Santiago includes hotel pickup, a wine tasting at In Situ Family Vineyards with the Andes as backdrop, a scenic mountain drive to Inca Lagoon, and free time to explore the lake and lunch at Portillo restaurant. The route passes Aconcagua (the highest peak in the Americas), llama stops for photographs, and Los Caracoles, the winding mountain road with 29 switchbacks near the Chile-Argentina border. A live guide leads the group; lunch is at your own expense, and the winery stop is replaced by a picnic and wine tasting on Sundays and holidays.Is it for me?The guide speaks English, Spanish, and Portuguese, so you can follow the commentary in your language. The tour suits all fitness levels, though wear comfortable shoes for the small amount of walking involved and bring sunblock and a wind jacket for the high altitude and exposure.
Santiago: Santa Rita Vineyard Tour & Wine TastingYou arrive at Santa Rita Vineyard, walk through the winery with a bilingual guide, taste three wines, eat a three-course lunch overlooking the Maipo Valley, and tour an on-site museum of pre-Columbian artifacts — all without arranging transport or managing timing yourself. The fixed itinerary and included transfer mean you show up and the day unfolds.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste wine and eat well without arranging your own transport or timing — the included pickup and fixed itinerary mean you arrive and the day is already structured around the vineyard's rhythm and the museum's hours.
Isla Negra, Neruda Museum & Casablanca Wine Tasting Day TripYou’ll walk through Pablo Neruda’s quirky Isla Negra house overlooking the Pacific, wander coastal towns with local crafts, try fresh seafood (lunch not included), then finish with a guided tasting of two reserve wines at Casas del Bosque in Casablanca Valley — all with round-trip transfer from Santiago. Expect poetry, sea air, and maybe a new favorite white wine.
Casablanca Valley: 4 Vineyard Wine Tour & Tanino LunchYou’ll wander through Casablanca Valley’s best vineyards with local guides who actually care about their craft (and have stories to match). Taste organic blends at Emiliana, try sparkling wines at Viñamar, sample unique pours at Bodegas RE, then relax over lunch at Tanino surrounded by vines. Expect good company and a few surprises along the way.
Casablanca Valley wine tour: 3 vineyards with tastingsA full-day wine tour of Casablanca Valley visits three vineyards with tastings included at two of them — Veramonte and Indomita — plus private round-trip transfer. You walk through the grape rows, tour the cellars, and taste four wines with cheese and chocolate pairings at Veramonte; the third stop, Casa del Bosque, is a lunch option you arrange separately. Live guides speak English, Spanish or Portuguese.Is it for me?Eight hours is enough to visit three vineyards and taste at two of them without rushing, but it leaves your afternoon free if you skip lunch at Casa del Bosque or eat quickly — the private transfer means you're not waiting for a group to finish.
Frequently asked questions
Can I book with free cancellation?
Yes: 17 of the 18 options offer free cancellation, so you can book now and confirm your plans later.
How long do these experiences last?
Most options last between 2 and 5 hours. There are also shorter and longer formats to fit your itinerary.
Which one is the travelers' favorite?
Maipo Valley: 4 Vineyard Wine Tour & Lunch from Santiago is the travelers' favorite, rated 4.90 out of 5 across 2,723 reviews.
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