Route 68. Through this route we will reach our destination, first crossing the Curacaví valley, known for its agricultural production, mainly avocados, almonds, corn, potatoes, lemons, etc.

Curacaví. We stop at a restaurant for try a typical drink (chicha) and use the bathrooms if necessary.

Wine tasting (no tour) and visit to the facilities in a local vineyard.

Sotomayor Square. Main square of the city of Valparaiso, where the General Command of the Chilean Navy is located, a few steps from Prat Pier and the Monument to the Heroes of the Chilean Navy.

Prat pier. Here you can see part of the cruise terminal, some merchant ships, the giant cranes, boats on the bay, etc.

Caleta Portales. Local fish and seafood market, observation of boats, fishing activity, sea products, birds, sea lions, etc.

Alegre's Hill. Walk along the hill to see the viewpoints to the Pacific Ocean, the colorful houses and the murals that adorn every corner of the place.

Peru avenue. In this place you will look for a restaurant for lunch typical food, like local fish and seafood (on your own)

Front of the Fonck Museum. We stop in front of the Fonck museum to see an original sculpture of Easter Island (Moai).

Capture great photos at Viña del Mar’s iconic Flower Clock, a beloved symbol of the city.