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.

We stop at a restaurant to see some llamas (Andean camelids), try a typical drink (chicha) and use the bathrooms if necessary.

One of the neuralgic points of tourism and the family walk. From this location it is possible to enjoy a panoramic view of practically all the hills of the city, in addition to being a natural balcony towards the Pacific Ocean.

Place where a walk of 1 or 2 hour (according to passenger requirements) is made to appreciate its houses, murals, stairs and architecture in general.

Edificio construido en 1916 y sede del museo municipal de Valparaíso, es un lugar imperdible cuyo exterior podrás conocer junto al guía en nuestro recorrido por la ciudad.

Ubicado en pleno Cerro Alegre, el Pasaje Bavestrello es uno de los edificios más interesantes del puerto de Valparaíso. Se trata de una pequeña sección que atraviesa una construcción singular. Fue construido en 1926 y se accede a él por la calle Urriola Leighton, ubicada a pocos pasos del Palacio Baburizza en el Cerro Concepción.

Paseo mirador enclavado en el cerro Alegre, desde el cual se puede apreciar toda la ciudad de Valparaíso.

Descent in an old 19th-century funicular to reach the city map.

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.

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

You will stop here to observe the intense activity of the artisanal tasks of the fishermen in the area and the sale of fresh marine products.

We moved to this city to choose a restaurant of local foods, such as seafood, for lunch (not included in the tour price)

We will stop at the front of the corporation's house-museum for you to see an original Moai brought directly from Easter Island.

Podrás fotografiarte en el famoso Reloj de Flores de Viña del Mar. Se trata de un reloj ajardinado, símbolo de la ciudad, que se ubica a los pies del cerro Castillo, frente al balneario de Caleta Abarca.

Stroll along Viña del Mar’s Avenida Perú, a scenic oceanfront promenade where the Pacific waves crash against the rocky shoreline. Admire the elegant architecture of Castillo Wulff and Castillo Brunet, two of the city’s most iconic landmarks, as you enjoy a short coastal walk surrounded by sea views and fresh ocean breeze.

Wine tasting and visit to a vineyard in the Casablanca Valley, internationally recognized for its magnificent and immense wine production.