Santiago, Main Chilean Wineries Private Half-Day Tours

Explore the vibrant wine sector within Chile with our exclusive guided tour. Select from four prominent vineyards—Santa Rita, Concha y Toro, Undurraga, or Cousiño Macul—to uncover exceptional local vintages. Experience an array of meticulously crafted tastings and savor a delectable luncheon as part of this enriching journey through Chile's renowned wine regions.

Starting from your accommodation in Santiago, embark on a private tour of Chile's renowned wine industry. Your knowledgeable guide will provide insights into the rich history of wine-making in Santiago throughout the day. Following the tour, indulge in a gastronomic experience at a local restaurant, where you can savor a delightful meal paired with a selection of wines from the region. The tour concludes with a smooth drop-off at your hotel.

Among the four wineries available for exploration, each offers a unique experience. At Santa Rita, delve into the storied past of the Maipo Valley, witnessing the meticulous care of over 135 years of winemaking traditions. Enjoy a guided tour through the grape variety garden and the expansive vineyards, learning about the intricate processes involved in making and aging the wines.

At Undurraga, immerse yourself in the art of wine cultivation. Admire the extensive collection of wine cellars, some dating back to over 130 years, and gain insight into the unique blends produced here. The Parque de la Viña, designed by French landscape architect George Henry Dubois, provides a fascinating glimpse into Santiago's urban landscape. As you explore the vineyards, uncover the diverse array of grapes cultivated across various gardens.

Concha y Toro presents an opportunity to stroll through its picturesque gardens and historic park, once home to the illustrious Concha y Toro family. Marvel at the ancient vines and the Wine Variety Garden, where approximately 26 wine grape varieties can be observed alongside breathtaking views of the Maipo Valley. Venture into the Old Pirque Vineyard and visit the Centenarian Casillero del Diablo, the birthplace of legendary wines.

Finally, at Cousiño Macul, witness the enduring legacy of Chilean winemaking. Experience the traditional craftsmanship of producing over 100 years ago, recognizing Cousiño Macul as one of the country's oldest wineries. Marvel at the beauty of Cal y Canto, a unique blend of materials utilized in the construction of the cellar, offering a remarkable example of historical winemaking techniques. Delve into the winemaking process and marvel at the stark contrasts between vintage-era equipment and state-of-the-art machinery employed today.